Bookmarks are kept for a while - but rarely become something more.
Our plantable Mother’s Day bookmarks are designed to be used, kept, and then planted. After serving as a thoughtful reminder of your appreciation, they can grow into wildflowers instead of being thrown away.
Made from our exclusive UK wildflower seed paper containing 20 different native seeds, each bookmark turns a small gift into something lasting and meaningful.
Sold in packs of 5, the collection includes Sunflower, Daffodils, Butterflies with Wildflowers, Bees with Wildflowers, and Crocus designs - each with its own inspirational quote.
A simple, sustainable gift that continues to grow long after Mother’s Day.
Sizing & Dimensions
Bookmarks size: 15cm x 5cm
Delivery
- Only shipping to UK Mainland, Wales and Scotland
- Business Stationery - within 5-7working days please reach out before you order, if it's urgent
- Wedding Stationery - up to 2 weeks
- Calendars and Cards (individual) - within 2-5 working days
- Calendars, Cards, Bookmarks (wholesale/corporate gift) - up to 2 weeks
- Choose within Royal Mail Tracked 24 or 48 delivery service
- All our packaging is fully recyclable and biodegradable.
Our Seed Paper
Our seed paper is handmade in the UK using 100% recycled cotton pulp and embedded with over 20 types of fresh, native wildflower seeds.
It’s made in small batches (never mass produced), exclusively for our business, and has been growing beautifully for over 5 years - with sprouts appearing in just 7 days!
We carefully test every batch to ensure it grows reliably, so you can feel great about choosing something that's both thoughtful and kind to the planet.
Planting Instructions
Plant inside, any time of the year.
- Tear the paper into pieces and soak them in water for a few seconds.
- Prepare a pot with soil and fill it almost to the top.
- Place the soaked paper on top under 1 cm of soil.
- Keep the soil moist but avoid over-watering.
- Place it in the sunniest spot of the house.
- Watch the shoots come out within days.
- Plant it outside in Spring or Autumn when the roots are strong.