Seeded paper printing

Print it. Plant it. Watch it grow.

Wedding invites, business cards and leaflets printed on hand-dried paper embedded with wildflower or poppy seeds. When the paper has done its job, plant it.

Order by 11am for next-day delivery Hand-dried in the Cotswolds Printed in London SE1 15 years of print
The range

Everything grows

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How it works

Three steps from screen to soil

Artwork guide →

Order & upload

Pick size, quantity, sides and seed paper, then drop your artwork straight onto the product page — PDF, JPEG or PNG, or email it after checkout.

Checked & printed cool

A human checks every file before print, then it runs on cool inkjet — no fuser heat, so the seeds stay alive.

Delivered, then planted

Order by 11am for next working day delivery, UK wide. When the paper has done its job, it goes in the ground.

Seen in the wild

Paper with an afterlife

Three seed paper cards with hand-lettered designs
Seed paper flyers printed front and back
Seed paper prints and plant-me instructions
Close-up of wildflower seeds embedded in handmade seed paper
Blank seed paper

Good with your printer. Great with your hands.

The same 300gsm handmade seeded sheets we print on, supplied blank in A6 to SRA3. Home inkjets love it on the heavyweight paper setting; commercial printers can run low-heat dry-toner digital. And for the crafty: place cards, gift tags, DIY wedding invites — if you can cut it, you can grow it.

One rule: keep it away from hot lasers — fuser heat cooks the seeds.

After the print

Then you plant it

Full planting guide →

Tear & lay

Rip the paper into stamp-sized pieces and lay them flat on compost.

Cover & water

A 5mm dusting of compost on top, then soak it through and keep it moist.

Light & patience

Somewhere warm and bright. Shoots in 2–4 weeks, flowers to follow.

The journal

Growing knowledge

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Seeded business card lying on compost in a plant pot, ready to grow
Our story

Two people, a farm, and paper that grows

Plantable is Gary and Lucy — printers for fifteen years, growers for life. Every sheet is hand-dried at our farm workshop and printed with inkjet techniques refined over a career in print, with the dogs and cats supervising quality control.

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