Seed paper envelope EA5 blank

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Seed paper envelope EA5 blank

Article number: GROEIENV-EA5_ONB
Delivery time: 6 working days (incl. print)
Material: Paper
Size: 22.5 x 15.6 cm
Paper size: EA5
Minimum quantity: 50
Material thickness: 120 gsm
Region of origin: Produced in EU

Seed paper envelopes are perfect for a mailing or marketing campaign. This envelope is made of 120 gsm seed paper, which means it can be put into the soil. After a while the seeds will germinate and beautiful flowers start growing. It's a great eco-friendly way to send cards!

 

  • Unprinted envelope
  • Made of 120 gsm seed paper
  • Size: 22.5 x 15.6 cm
  • Seeds: Mix of summer flowers

This envelope is also available printed with your design.

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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.

 

Guidelines for seed paper

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.

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