Eco-Friendly Wrappers That Grow Into Plants
The coming of the Ber months (SeptemBER, OctoBER, NovemBER, DecemBER always makes me think of my Christmas shopping list and how I haven’t still started on them. There isn’t plenty of time. Things like this must be planned early because before we know it, the Christmas rush is already here.
One of the things I’m considering giving this season is the most unusual. I haven’t received one myself and I wonder what it would be like to get one especially since I’m not a green thumb. I’m talking about gifting seeds or little plants to encourage planting and vegetation…and to possibly help the environment, of course. Have you ever received such gift before? Is it essentially just a gift you give to green thumbs or is this meant for everybody (well, except kids…but then again, it’s good to start them young, isn’t it?)
But here’s a more  interesting idea from this company. These are, in fact, gift wrappers made from 100% recycled materials, and that’s pretty common today.  But this one is rather different.  With this particular gift wrapper,  you never throw the wrappers away at all because  what you can do after unwrapping your presents is to  plant its wrappers and it will grow lovely flowers!  This is because seeds are embedded in the wrapping papers. Isn’t it amazing?
Flowering gift wrapping paper that can be planted after it wraps a gift!
This is cutting edge in the recycling industry. Our plantable seeded paper is made of 100% recycled paper. The following are just some of the wildflower seeds embedded in the paper: Corn Poppy, Red Coreopsis, Plain Coreopsis, Black-eyed Susan, and Baby Snapdragon.
You get 4 large 24″ x 36″ sheets – enough for 8 shirt boxes. Comes with 6 gift cards and instructions. This can also be used as tissue paper in a gift bag or box.
Great for baby showers, weddings, favors, bridal showers, and any other gift giving occasion.
Check it out here.
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