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10 Seed Embedded Recycled Lotka Cardstock Handmade Paper
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About 10 Seed Embedded Recycled Lotka Cardstock Handmade
These seed embedded sheets will blossom into a garden of flowers if planted and cared for. The perfect paper for that important mailing The paper is 50% recycled and has our wildflower blend seeds embedded in the paper. Contains annual and perennial species. Tolerates partial shade; needs 4 hours a day of direct sunlight and grows to about 3'. Seeds include: Perennial English Daisy Perennial Tussock Bellflower Annual Lilac Godetia Annual Monkeyflower Biennial/Perennial Foxglove Annual Dwarf Spurred Snapdragon Perennial Showy Evening Primrose Annual Red Corn Poppy Biennial/Annual Catchfly Perennial Creeping Thyme We want your experience with our products to be 100% positive however we cannot control your growing conditions to ensure the paper you plant sprouts into a healthy garden of flowers. There are many things that will influence the success of your planting that are out of our control. We can assure you that our paper has an abundance of live seeds embedded in it. Just because you don't see watermelon sized seeds, does not mean that the paper you received is seedless. The seeds we use average more than three million seeds per pound. They are tiny! Our paper is the most tested seed paper stock in the country. It is tested by us, tested by the seed supplier, tested by the USDA (twice) and tested by the department of agriculture in Nepal (twice). We know it will sprout and grow. Please be patient when you attempt to start the seeds. Some of the plants in the paper have just a 1 week germination time and some have a six week germination time. Keep watering the planting until you see sprouts, then keep watering it regularly until the plant is established. Seedlings do not have the strength to survive a brief drought until they are established.
