Handmade Seeded Plantable Recycled Note Paper 100 Sheets 6 x 4 Inches

I used these to write cards for my bridal party - they worked PERFECTLY and look beautiful! I love them!Not sure if they will produce any flowers yet, but even if they don't.. it is nice they are biodegradable!

I love this paper to write thoughtful notes. People get a kick out of it when they realize it has seeds. I have not received feedback on if the seeds actually took and bloomed. So I plan to plant some soon just to see. But for the unique impact it is a cool product. Hopefully the seeds actually grow and bloom!

This was a cool idea I wasn't even sure might work out. My fiance said it might be cool to do a seeded paper after seeing a bookmark in the library. So we printed our save the dates on these and they turned out so nice everyone is complimenting us on the idea. We haven't planted them yet, but are excited to do so and see what we get!

I really like the cards. Seems light on seeds but still pretty nice. Well made. Will order again.

I love the idea of sending a card that people won't throw away, and this note paper worked perfectly for my thank you cards after my baby shower and the birth of my child. I did write a little P.S. at the very bottom of each note, so people would be sure to know that they can plant the paper to grow flowers. And all of the recipients really LOVED the note paper and the idea of growing flowers from it instead of throwing it away. The paper is pretty thin, but not too fragile.

I use these for clients thank you notes. I always get complimented on them. They fit my natural/rustic high end brand well. I put them in a cute envelope with a wax seal. Can’t confirm if they actually grow.

I am excited to use the paper to make wedding favors. I haven’t planted one to see if it will grow. I hope so. The paper is in small pieces that are perfect for one person for each sheet.

Loved the concept but the sheets are just slightly bigger than any envelopes that they should have been able to fit in. I had to trim every one of them by about 1/8th of an inch They did not go through my printer easily. I had to hand feed each paper, restart the printing process, hand feed, restart, hand feed, restart, etc. What should have taken a few minutes took me hours and several ruined pages before I got it figured out - they will go in my garden next year:-) They are very porous and would not slide across the other page. Not sure if they actually grow or not but it was a sweet idea for a memorial for my gardening friend and I made it work.