Seeding Cards
Created by two best friends on a mission to make less waste, Seeding Cards is taking the greeting card industry by storm. Founders Brittney La Gesse and Maranda Steinmetz-Robey. teamed up to combine their two passions of low-waste lifestyles and art, and the idea of seeded greeting cards grew to fruition.
La Gesse is no stranger to low-waste living. She recently founded the Refill Revolution, a bulk and zero waste store in EarthHero's hometown of Boulder, Colorado. Everything sold is either bulk, plastic free, reusable, or biodegradable–and her side venture could be no different.
The two believe that plantable greeting cards are a perfect gift, and we agree! They're playful, personal, and won't leave unnecessary waste behind. What could be better?
La Gesse is no stranger to low-waste living. She recently founded the Refill Revolution, a bulk and zero waste store in EarthHero's hometown of Boulder, Colorado. Everything sold is either bulk, plastic free, reusable, or biodegradable–and her side venture could be no different.
The two believe that plantable greeting cards are a perfect gift, and we agree! They're playful, personal, and won't leave unnecessary waste behind. What could be better?
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Playful, Personal, Plantable
Seeding Cards puts sustainability first with every step used to create their unique, plantable cards. From the paper used, to the seeds they source, you can feel comfortable gifting these to any eco-guru in your life.
Each card is printed on 100% post consumer recycled paper, which isn't dyed or bleached. The inks used to print the hand-painted design are soy-based, and all production is done in Boulder, Colorado in a 30KW solar powered facility. Even better, each set of cards is packaged and shipped without plastic packaging!
If you're worried about the seeds, they've thought of that too. Each seed blend used is non-GMO, and can be planted in pots if you're worried about introducing new plant species to your local habitat.
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