Semi-round seed paper card | Christmas
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Semi-round seed paper card | Christmas
| Article number: | 62202554-kerst |
| Printing size Front: | 125 x 180 mm |
| Printing size Back: | 125 x 180 mm |
| Delivery time: | 9 working days (incl. print) |
| Paper size: | A5 |
| Minimum quantity: | 250 |
| Technique: | Printing |
| Material thickness: | 200 gsm |
Want to share your Christmas message in a green and original way? Then this seed paper card is an excellent choice. Its unique shape really stands out. The 200-gram paper contains flower seeds, so after use the card can be planted in the soil – with cheerful summer flowers as the result!
You can have the card printed on both the front and back with your own design. Ideal for spreading warm Christmas wishes.
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Seed paper
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Original shape
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Suitable for various purposes
5,0 / 5
Extremely responsive and helpful, thank you!
There was a problem with DHL in one of the countries the parcel was shipped to and the personnel at greengiving helped to fix the problem with the delivery company and make sure the parcel arrived to its destination.
Good quality product and excellent service.
Frequently asked questions
All you need to know about seed paper
Which seed paper and seed type should I choose?
That depends on the season and what the seed paper is being used for. Check out our seed calender, and you will find everything about the paper thickness and when to plant/sow seed paper.
Do you print user guidelines on the seed paper?
No, we don't print this by default. We do have some examples, see the download below.
Could you make a design for me?
Yes, that's no problem. Submit your preferences and our specialist will make a design for your seed paper product.
Can I have a QR code printed on seed paper?
This is certainly possible, provided that the QR code in your design is large enough. We always perform a test during printing to check that the code really works.
How is seed paper printed?
Seed paper is digitally printed with water-based ink. Would you like to know more about seed paper? Read this blog.
