A3+ Unprinted 483 x 329 mm

Seed Mix:

• Snapdragon
• Flossflower
• Baby’s Breath
• Feverfew ‘Goldball’
• Sea Lavender
• Summer Azalea
• Petunia
• Candytuft
• Ice Plant

Info:

• 4 of 9 varieties are bee-friendly
• 100% seed traceability
• More info about the seeds

Sowing Guide:

• Outdoors: March – May
• Indoors: Year-round
• Germination: 4–5 days
• Blooms: ~6 weeks after germination
• Annual plants

Content

• Baby’s breath
• Sweet alyssum
• Poppy

Info:

• All 3 seeds are bee food
• Most difficult paper to print because of the paper not always sitting straight.
• More info about the seeds.

Growth and flowering info:

• Sowing time in the garden: March – May
• Indoor sowing time: any time
• Keep the paper wet for the first 5 days
• 100% guaranteed germination

Seed Mix:
Snapdragons, Godetia, Baby’s Breath, Livingstone Daisy, Virginia Stock, Poppy, Sweet Alyssum, China Pink

Key Info:

• 4 of 9 varieties are bee-friendly
• Printing can be tricky as the paper may not sit perfectly straight
• More details about the seeds, growth, and flowering

Sowing Guide:

• Outdoors: March – May
• Indoors: Year-round
• Keep paper moist for the first 5 days
• Germination: 5–6 days
• Blooms: ~6 weeks after germination
• Blooms for one season

Info:

• 100% bee friendly
• When the plant gets enough moisture, the flower makes lots of nectar.
• From the nectar bees make honey and the pollen is food for the larvae.
• Bumblebees and butterflies also feast on the nectar.
• More information about the seed

Growth and flowering info:

• Sowing time in the garden: March-August
• Indoor sowing time: any time
• Keep the paper wet for the first 5 days
• Position: full sun
• Soil: slightly nutrient-rich soil, moderately damp but preferably not too dry.
• Germination after 6 or 7 days
• Fast grower
• Flowering after about 6 weeks in the flowering season (May to September)

Info:

• The carrot is a very popular cultivated plant.
• Horses and small animals also like to nibble on this vegetable.
• Fun fact: the carrot is actually the root of this plant and the actual flower and thus the seeds, grow above the ground.
• More information about the seed

Growth and flowering info

• Sowing time in the garden: March-July
• Sowing time indoors: we do not recommend this, as the carrot grows downwards so there may not be enough space in a pot.
• Make sure to keep the paper wet for the first 5 days
• Germination after 6 days
• Transplant in full soil (so not in a flat container) then the plants will grow into nice little carrots.

Note: Forget-me-nots combined with our 250gsm paper is more challenging than our other papers. These seeds need a lot of attention. The seeds must be kept well-watered every day and have good growing conditions. Even with all this attention, it can sometimes take two weeks for the seeds to germinate. So keep this in mind.

Info:

• It is a native plant with beautiful blue flowers.
• Ideal as a bedding plant or in a window box.
• By the way, forget-me-nots can also be eaten and are often used in spring cooking.
• More information about the seed

Growth and flowering info:

• Sowing time in the garden: June-September
• Indoor sowing time: from April, after which they should be put outside in mid-May.
• Keep the paper wet for the first 5 days
• Germinate after two weeks (seeds should be kept well wet and have good growing conditions)
• Forget-me-nots usually do not flower in the first year, but in the 2nd year between April and September.
• Biennial plants, only flower in the second year.