SKU 1 - Seed Paper Bookmarks - Medium (45mm x 140mm)
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MINIMUM ORDER QUANTITY IS 250PCS.
Make every page more meaningful with our eco-friendly seed paper bookmarks, a sustainable alternative to traditional promotional items. Crafted from 100% recycled paper and printed with water-based inks, these Australian made bookmarks are embedded with locally sourced flower and herb seeds. Once planted, they grow into vibrant blooms or fragrant herbs, ensuring your message continues to live on long after the last chapter. With seeded paper bookmarks, you're not just marking a page, you're planting a promise.
Perfect for schools, universities, libraries, and bookshops, these seeded bookmarks make wonderful educational tools, giveaways, or fundraising items. They're also ideal for corporate branding, event favours, and eco-conscious businesses looking for a promotional product that combines practicality with sustainability. Available in a medium size (45mm x 140mm), they offer ample space for custom designs, logos, or messages that align your brand with a greener future.
Herbs: Thyme, Oregano, Chamomile
Flowers: Ageratum. Poppy, Portulaca, Snapdragon, Swan River Daisy - Mixed, Sweet Alice / Alyssum
Natives: Swan River Daisy - mixed colour, Crimson Bottlebrush - No Distribution to WA or TAS, Lemon Scented Tea Tree - No Distribution to WA or TAS
Succulent Flowers: Portulaca - No Distribution WA or TAS
Blends - Flowers: Ageratum, Sweet Alice, Snapdragon, Chamomile & Swan River Daisy
Blends - Herbs: Oregano, Chamomile & Thyme
All seeds are sourced within Australia and are regularly tested to ensure we supply the highest germination rates possible.
PLEASE NOTE: For the best results, please make sure that the paper remains moist until after the seeds have germinated. Many of the seeds lay within the thickness of the paper so if not kept moist the seeds will tend to struggle to push through.