The most thoughtful way to say 'Thank You' 🌸✨

Why send a card that ends up in the bin when you can send a bouquet in an envelope? Our Magic Seeded Thank You Cards turn your gratitude into a garden! 🦋

Why these are a total vibe:

• 5 UNIQUE FLORAL DESIGNS: Each design was hand drawn and designed by Rachel on the ProCreate app
  

• A "GROWING" THANK YOU: Your message of thanks literally blossoms! Once they’ve read your card, they plant it to grow a beautiful mix of wildflowers. 🪴

• TOTALLY SUSTAINABLE: Made from 100% recycled cotton waste and non-invasive seeds. It's a plastic-free way to show your appreciation. 🌎

• WHITESPACE FOR YOUR MESSAGE: These cards are blank inside, giving you plenty of room to write a heartfelt note for teachers, friends, or wedding guests. 💌

• SUPPORT SMALL: Proudly handmade by Rachel, Amelia, and the family at Love Rustic in the UK. 🇬🇧

How the Magic Works:

1️⃣ Soak: Soak the card in water until soft.

2️⃣ Plant: Tear into pieces and cover with a little compost.

 3️⃣ Bloom: Keep it moist and sunny, and watch your "Thank You" grow! 🌼

Perfect for: Teacher gifts, Wedding Thank You’s, Baby Showers, or just being a lovely human. 🎁

✨ SMALL BIZ LOVE: Every pack is quality-checked and posted directly from our home studio to yours! 🪵✨

✨ One Card, So Many Ways to Grow...

💍 For Your Dream Wedding Searching for unique wedding stationery or favors? These cards are the perfect sustainable way to thank your guests. It’s a beautiful "living" memento of your special day that your friends and family can grow in their own gardens to remember the celebration.

👶 For The New Arrival (Baby Showers) Celebrate "New Life" in the most literal way! These plantable cards are a popular choice for Baby Shower thank you notes or gender reveal announcements. Just like the new arrival, watch the flowers grow and bloom over time.

🍎 For The World's Best Teachers Give a teacher a gift that doesn't clutter the desk. Our seeded cards are a favorite for end-of-term thank yous. It’s a thoughtful, eco-friendly gesture that allows teachers to enjoy a relaxing bit of gardening once the school year is over.