British people are famously good at saying thank you. We say it to bus drivers, to hosts, to the person who held the door and, at least in theory, to everyone who sent a present last Christmas. A written thank-you note goes one step further. It takes a few minutes, it is remembered far longer than a text message, and it tells the person that their kindness did not go unnoticed.

What happens to the card afterwards is a different matter. Most thank-you cards are read, smiled at, put on a shelf for a week and then recycled or binned. Plantable thank you cards change that ending. They are made from seed paper, so once the note has been read, the card itself can be planted. The thanks, quite literally, grows.

This guide looks closely at one product: the Plantable Thank You Cards With Envelopes, a pack of 15 assorted seed paper cards sold by GoGiftid. We explain exactly what the listing says about them, how to plant them, what to write inside, who to send them to and how they compare with ordinary cards. You will also find practical advice on pens, timing and pairing a card with a small gift, plus honest notes on what a plantable card can and cannot do.

GoGiftid is best known for handmade and upcycled glassware, bottle lamps, platters, planters and other home accessories, and its plantable cards sit alongside them as a gentle, sustainable extra. Everything quoted about the cards below comes from the product page as it stood on 21 October 2026, and where we go beyond the listing, we say so.

 

What Are Plantable Thank You Cards?

A plantable card is a greeting card made from seed paper: handmade paper that has seeds embedded in it. When the recipient has read the message, they can plant the card in soil, water it and wait for the seeds to sprout. A plantable thank-you card therefore does two jobs. It says thank you now, and it offers a small plant later.

There are a few things worth knowing before you buy any plantable card.

The seed matters. Seed paper comes with different seeds: wildflowers, herbs, vegetables or a single flower. What grows depends entirely on what is in the paper, so always check the listing. In the GoGiftid cards, the seed is basil.

The paper matters. Some seed paper is made from recycled paper, some from cotton. The cards in this guide are described as handcrafted from cotton paper.

The instructions matter. Good cards tell the recipient how to plant them. The GoGiftid listing includes four planting steps, which we cover below.

Results vary. Seeds are living things. Temperature, light, water and the age of the seeds all affect whether and how quickly they sprout. A plantable card is a charming bonus, not a promise of a herb garden.

 

 

Meet the GoGiftid Plantable Thank You Cards

Here is what the live product page says about the cards, summarised in our own words.

Product name. Plantable Thank You Cards With Envelopes, described as eco-friendly seed paper cards in a pack of 15.

Price. £16.99 for the pack, which works out at roughly £1.13 a card.

Material. Premium basil seed embedded paper, made from cotton, with real basil seeds in the paper. The listing describes the cards as handcrafted.

What you get. Fifteen assorted, foldable thank-you cards, with envelopes. The designs are assorted, so you get a mix.

Size and weight. The listing gives the card size as 7 cm by 10 cm and the paper thickness as 270 GSM. That is a compact card, closer to a gift tag or a note than to a full-size greeting card, so check how the stated size relates to the folded size when you order.

Eco claims on the listing. The page describes the cards as plantable, biodegradable, recyclable, handmade, plastic free and eco friendly, and says the paper is compostable. These are the seller's statements about the product, and we repeat them as such. If you have a specific need, such as home composting, check your own local guidance as well.

Suggested uses. The listing recommends the cards for personal notes, thank-you gifts, wedding thank-you cards, return gifts, business appreciation, teacher thank-you cards and event thank-you notes.

Delivery. The page says orders placed by 2 PM are dispatched the same day, with a choice of Royal Mail Tracked 24 or Royal Mail Tracked 48. The page also shows free shipping over £50.

Reviews. At the time of writing, the listing shows one customer review, which is positive. One review is not a large sample, so we do not draw conclusions from it.

Where to find it. The cards are in GoGiftid's plantable cards collection, alongside other seed paper items.

 

Why Basil? A Closer Look at the Seeds

Basil is a sensible choice for a seed paper card, and a slightly unexpected one. Many seed cards use wildflowers, which suit a garden. Basil is a herb, which suits a kitchen windowsill, and that matters for a lot of UK homes where outdoor space is limited.

A few general points about basil, which go beyond the listing and are offered as ordinary gardening background rather than product claims.

 

It likes warmth and light. Basil is a tender herb that does best in warm conditions with plenty of sun. In the UK, that usually means growing it on a bright, warm windowsill, in a greenhouse or outdoors only once the weather is reliably mild.

 

It is easy to use. A basil plant on the windowsill gives you leaves for pasta, salads, pizzas and tomatoes, which makes it a practical thank-you.

 

It is not a long-term plant for everyone. Basil tends to be treated as a seasonal herb, so set expectations accordingly. A recipient who enjoys a summer of fresh leaves has had a good result.

 

Timing counts. Because basil prefers warmth, spring and early summer are the natural seasons for planting. If a card arrives in the depths of winter, the recipient may prefer to keep it somewhere cool and dry until the weather improves, unless they have a warm, bright spot indoors. Follow the card's own guidance first.

For recipients who do not cook or garden, a basil plant is still a pleasant gesture, but it is worth adding a short line about what it grows into, so the card does not feel puzzling.

 

How to Plant the Cards: Step by Step

The listing gives four steps. We repeat them here, then add some practical tips.

Step 1: Soak. Soak the card in water for a few hours or overnight.

Step 2: Cover. Place it under a thin layer of soil in a pot or in the garden.

Step 3: Water and light. Water regularly and keep it in sunlight.

Step 4: Watch. Basil plants should begin to grow.

 

Practical tips beyond the listing

These are general suggestions for growing herbs from seed, not statements from the product page.

•      Choose a pot with drainage. Seeds rot in standing water. A pot with holes and a saucer is a safe choice.

•      Use fresh compost. A general-purpose or seed compost gives seeds a good start.

•      Keep it damp, not soaked. Check the soil with a finger. If the surface is dry, water gently.

•      Give it warmth. A warm windowsill speeds germination. A cold, draughty sill slows it.

•      Be patient. Seeds can take a week or two to show.

•      Thin the seedlings. If several sprout in a small pot, move the strongest into their own pots or remove the weakest.

•      Harvest gently. Pick leaves from the top once the plant is established, which encourages bushier growth.

•      Do not worry about perfection. A scruffy plant is still a plant.

A glass planter makes a charming home for a seedling, and GoGiftid's range includes upcycled bottle planters such as the Recycled Glass Bottle Planter (£21.99) and the Self Watering Wine Bottle Planter (£23.99). Check each listing for size and drainage before using one for seeds. Browse the full upcycled planters collection.

 

Who Should You Send Plantable Thank You Cards To?

The listing suggests several occasions. Here is how each one works in practice, with UK context.

 

After a wedding

Wedding thank-you notes are a long-standing tradition in the UK, and they can be a big job when guest lists are long. A pack of 15 suits a small wedding or a group of close friends and family. Larger weddings need several packs. A card of this size is best for a short, warm message.

 

As return gifts

Return gifts at birthdays, christenings and small events are a good use for a compact plantable card. Tuck one into a favour bag with a few words about what grows.

 

For teachers and carers

A thank-you card to a teacher, teaching assistant, nursery worker or carer is a lovely way to mark the end of a school year or a key stage. A plantable card suits a teacher who likes a plant on the desk. Keep the message specific, since teachers often remember the child who wrote them something personal.

 

For colleagues, clients and suppliers

A business thank-you card has more impact than an email. A plantable card is a distinctive choice for a business that wants to show its values. Make sure the message is genuine, and avoid grand sustainability claims.

 

After an event

Charity events, school fairs, community days and parties all need thank-you notes to volunteers, sponsors and helpers. A pack of cards is an easy way to cover them.

 

For hosts

After a dinner, a weekend away or a party, a quick handwritten note is a classic. A plantable card can be left on the table or posted afterwards.

 

After Christmas and birthdays

Many people write thank-you notes in the days after Christmas or after a birthday. Cards in a multipack keep the habit manageable.

 

For customers

Small businesses often tuck a thank-you card into an order. A plantable card is a distinctive touch for a shop that sells sustainable products.

 

For neighbours and friends

Sometimes a note is simply a kindness: a neighbour who took in a parcel, a friend who helped with a move.

 

After an interview

A short note after an interview can leave a good impression. A plantable card might not suit every employer, so use judgement, and consider whether a plainer card is more appropriate.

 

 

What to Write in a Plantable Thank You Card

The cards are compact, so brevity is your friend. Two or three sincere lines are plenty. Here are original messages you can borrow or adapt, grouped by occasion.

 

General thank-yous

•      "Thank you so much. Your kindness meant more than you know."

•      "Thank you for thinking of me. I hope this brings a little green to your windowsill."

•      "Thank you, truly. You made my week."

•      "With heartfelt thanks, and a small seed to remember it by."

•      "Thank you for everything. Plant this and think of me when it grows."

 

Wedding thank-yous

•      "Thank you for celebrating with us. Your presence made the day."

•      "Thank you for your generous gift. We are so glad you shared our wedding with us."

•      "From both of us, thank you for being part of our day."

•      "May this little seed grow into a happy memory of our wedding."

 

Teachers and carers

•      "Thank you for all your patience and kindness this year."

•      "Thank you for helping me grow. Here is something to grow in return."

•      "Thank you for making school a place to look forward to."

•      "Thank you for caring so much. You have made a real difference."

 

Colleagues, clients and suppliers

•      "Thank you for your support this year. It is genuinely appreciated."

•      "Thank you for a great working relationship. We look forward to what is next."

•      "With thanks for your help on the project. Best wishes from all of us."

•      "Thank you for your trust in us. We value it."

 

Hosts and friends

•      "Thank you for a lovely evening. The food was wonderful and the company even better."

•      "Thank you for having us. We had a lovely time."

•      "Thank you for your help when I needed it. I will not forget it."

•      "Thank you for being such a good friend."

 

Return gifts and events

•      "Thank you for coming to celebrate with us. Plant this and watch it grow."

•      "Thank you for being part of the day."

•      "Thank you for your time and support. Every bit helped."

•      "Thank you for joining us. We hope to see you again."

 

After Christmas or a birthday

•      "Thank you for the lovely gift. It was exactly what I wanted."

•      "Thank you for remembering me. I loved every moment of the day."

•      "Thank you for the thoughtful present. It made a special day even better."

 

Customers

•      "Thank you for choosing us. We hope you love your order."

•      "Thank you for supporting a small business. It makes a big difference."

•      "Thank you for your order. Plant this and watch it grow."

 

A few writing tips. Name the specific thing you are thanking someone for, since "thank you for the book" is warmer than "thank you for your gift". Add the person's name if the card allows. Keep it honest, and do not worry if you are not a natural writer. A short, genuine note is better than a long, forced one.

 

Writing on Seed Paper: Practical Pen Tips

Seed paper has a different texture from ordinary card. It can be slightly rough or uneven, because it is handmade and contains seeds. That affects how pens behave, so a little testing helps.

 

Test first. Try your pen on a spare corner or an offcut before you write on a card.

Choose a reliable pen. A ballpoint, a fine-tip marker or a soft pencil often works better than a fountain pen, which can bleed on absorbent paper.

Write lightly. Heavy pressure can tear or dent handmade paper.

Let it dry. Give the ink a minute before closing the card or sliding it into an envelope.

Keep it dry. Moisture can damage seed paper, so store the cards flat in a dry place until you use them.

Keep it short. Because the card is compact, short messages look best.

Avoid heavy decoration. Stickers, glue and glitter can interfere with planting, so use them sparingly or not at all.

 

Plantable Cards vs Standard Thank You Cards

It helps to see the trade-offs plainly.

Cost. At roughly £1.13 a card in a pack of 15, plantable cards from GoGiftid compare well with many individual shop-bought cards, though a standard multipack of plain cards can be cheaper. The value comes from the extra use.

Size. Standard thank-you cards are often larger. A 7 cm by 10 cm card is small, which suits short notes but leaves less room for a long message.

Feel. Seed paper is textured and handmade, so it feels different from glossy card. Many people like that, and some prefer a smoother finish.

Writing. Seed paper can be harder to write on neatly, so test your pen.

After use. A standard card is recycled or kept. A plantable card can be planted.

Reliability. A standard card always works. A plantable card depends on seeds, soil and care.

Environmental claims. The listing describes the cards as biodegradable, recyclable, compostable and plastic free. These are the seller's claims. We cannot give a carbon figure for a card, and we do not describe any product as zero-waste or fully sustainable. The practical case is that a card with a second use is less likely to end up as waste.

If you want the best of both, use plantable cards for people who will appreciate them and keep a few standard cards for formal or professional notes.

 

Using Plantable Thank You Cards for Business

Small businesses can use plantable thank-you cards in a few simple ways.

With orders. A card tucked into a parcel is a personal touch.

For clients. A hand-signed card at the end of a project, or at the end of the year.

For suppliers and partners. A short note when someone has gone out of their way.

For staff. A card from a manager to a team member, handed over in person.

For events. A thank-you to speakers, volunteers and sponsors.

For larger numbers, a single pack of 15 will not go far. GoGiftid has a wholesale page and a corporate gifting page in its main menu, so the sensible next step is to contact the team about quantities. We have not checked what terms they offer.

A reminder for businesses: keep the message honest. "Thank you for your support" is better than a claim about your environmental credentials that you cannot back up.

 

Pairing a Plantable Thank You Card With a Small Gift

A card is a lovely gesture on its own, but a small gift turns it into a proper thank-you. Here are options from GoGiftid, with prices as we saw them.

For a host. A pair of glasses, a platter set or an infusion kit. The Bacardi Bats Logo Rum Glass (£19.99) is described as 20 cm tall and about 600 ml. The Upcycled Bombay Sapphire Platter and Glasses Set (£26.99) combines a platter and drinkware. The Botanical Gin Infusion Gift Box (£15.99) contains two infusion tins and does not include gin. The glasses are empty drinkware.

 

For a teacher or carer. A planter pairs naturally with a basil card, such as the Recycled Glass Bottle Planter (£21.99). Check the listing for size and drainage.

 

For a friend. The Fairytales Best Friends Mini Frame (£8.99) is a small recycled-wood desk frame that holds a photo.

 

For a colleague or neighbour. The Round Shape Cork Hot Trivets and Coasters Set of 2 (£10.99) is a small, practical gift.

 

For a couple. The Believe Tealight Candle Holder (£18.99) is handcrafted from recycled glass bottles, and the listing says a tea light is included. UK fire services advise never leaving candles unattended and suggest LED tea lights as a safer alternative.

 

For a new home. A bottle lamp such as the Bombay Sapphire Bottle Lamp (£49.99) is a more substantial gift.

Browse the glassware and gift sets collection, the platters and serveware collection, the tea light holders collection and the bottle lamps collection. GoGiftid also lists a Gift Box at £3.99, which is worth checking for size and use. For more gift ideas, read the GoGiftid guide to handmade drinking glasses for gifting.

 

Other Plantable Cards From GoGiftid

If a thank-you card is not quite what you need, GoGiftid lists other plantable seed paper cards. On the product page, the "You may also like" panel shows these.

The Love You set. The Seed Paper Set of 4 Plantable Love You Greeting Cards with Kraft Envelopes (£13.99) is a set of four for romantic and affectionate messages.

Birthday cards. The Plantable Birthday Cards, Pack of 12 Multi Design (£15.99) covers a year of birthdays, and the Plantable Seed Paper Birthday Card, Bee Cute (£4.99) is a single card with basil seeds, according to its title.

Browse the plantable cards collection and the plantable seeded cards collection for the full range. A bundle of thank-you and birthday cards makes a handy stationery drawer for the year.

 

Thank You Cards and Gifts by Budget

Prices were checked in October 2026. The GoGiftid site shows free shipping over £50, so combining a card pack with a gift can reach that threshold. Confirm the terms at checkout.

 

Under £10

A single Bee Cute birthday card (£4.99) or a Fairytales Mini Frame (£8.99).

£10 to £20

The Plantable Thank You Cards (£16.99), the Love You card set (£13.99), the birthday card pack (£15.99), the Round Cork Trivets and Coasters (£10.99), the Botanical Gin Infusion Gift Box (£15.99) and the Believe Tealight Candle Holder (£18.99).

£20 to £30

The Recycled Glass Bottle Planter (£21.99), the Self Watering Wine Bottle Planter (£23.99) and the Upcycled Bombay Sapphire Platter and Glasses Set (£26.99).

£30 and over

The Jameson Whiskey Bottle Glasses Set of Two (£31.99), the Vodka Bottle Table Lamp (£39.99) and the Bombay Sapphire Bottle Lamp (£49.99).

See the bestsellers collection or browse everything for more.

 

Thank-You Card Etiquette in the UK

There are no strict rules, but a few habits are widely appreciated.

Write soon. A thank-you note is most welcome within a couple of weeks of the gift or event, while the memory is fresh. Many people aim for a few days after a party and a few weeks after a wedding.

Be specific. Name the gift or the kindness. "Thank you for the beautiful lamp, it looks perfect in the hall" is better than a general thank-you.

Use the person's name. It makes the card feel personal.

Write by hand where you can. A handwritten card is more personal than a printed one, even if the handwriting is untidy.

Keep it short and sincere. A few lines are enough. Long notes can feel forced.

Send one to each giver. If several people contributed to a joint gift, a single card to the group is fine, but individual notes feel more personal.

Do not apologise for lateness at length. A short line is enough: "Sorry this is late, but thank you so much."

Add a personal touch. A reference to something shared, such as a joke or a memory, makes a card stand out.

Consider the format. A formal occasion may suit a plain card, while a friendly note suits a plantable one. Use your judgement.

 

A Practical Guide to Using Plantable Cards at a Wedding

Weddings are one of the most common reasons to send a batch of thank-you cards, and the listing specifically recommends the cards for wedding thank-you messages. A few practical points help.

Count your guests first. Work out how many cards you need, and remember that couples and families may share a card. A pack of 15 covers a small group, and larger weddings need several packs.

Allow time. Writing a stack of cards takes longer than people expect. Aim for a few each evening, rather than a marathon.

Mix up the designs. The cards come in assorted designs, so you can match a design to a person. A fresh, floral design might suit a bridesmaid, and a plainer one a colleague.

Write a draft. A short template message helps, and you can add a personal line to each card. Keep a list so you do not forget anyone.

Think about the seeds. Basil suits guests who cook, so consider adding a short line such as "Plant this for fresh basil on the windowsill."

Keep spare cards. Late gifts sometimes arrive after the main batch.

Consider favours. A plantable card can also work as a small favour on a place setting, with a short thank-you on the front.

Do not forget thank-you notes to suppliers. Photographers, florists, venue staff and caterers often appreciate a card. A short, specific note is welcome.

 

A Simple Plan for Using a Pack of 15

A pack of 15 is a useful size, and it helps to have a plan for it. Here is one way to divide it, which you can adapt.

Keep three for the unexpected. A neighbour who helps, a colleague who covers for you, a friend who brings soup when you are ill. Having cards in the drawer means you can say thank you at once.

Use five for the main occasion. After a birthday, a party or a holiday, write notes to the people who made it special.

Use four for the people who rarely get thanked. A teacher, a delivery driver, a carer or a cleaner. These notes are often kept.

Use two for work. A client, a supplier or a colleague who went the extra mile.

Use one for yourself. Write a note to your future self, plant it and see what grows.

That is only a suggestion, but it shows how a single pack can cover a surprising number of kindnesses.

 

Sustainable Thank You Cards: What to Look For

If you are choosing thank-you cards partly on environmental grounds, a few points help you pick well and avoid overclaiming.

A second use. Plantable paper gives a card a purpose after it has been read.

Clear claims. Look for specific statements, such as what the paper is made from, rather than vague words like "green".

Plastic-free packaging. A card that arrives with minimal plastic is better than one wrapped in several layers. The GoGiftid listing describes the cards as plastic free.

No glitter or foil. Many councils advise that glittery or foiled cards are hard to recycle, so plain cards are easier to deal with. If your council has specific guidance, follow it.

Reasonable quantities. Buy what you will actually use. A drawer full of unused cards is wasteful, however eco-friendly they are.

Honest expectations. A plantable card is a small, thoughtful choice, not a solution to waste. We do not claim any product is zero-waste or fully sustainable.

You can read more about the thinking behind GoGiftid's range in its guide to recycled glassware for eco-conscious buyers, its post on eco-friendly home decor gifts and the Our Story page.

 

How to Choose Plantable Thank You Cards

Use these checks before you buy.

Check the seed. Basil suits a kitchen windowsill, while wildflowers suit a garden. Choose what your recipient will enjoy.

Check the size. A 7 cm by 10 cm card is compact. Make sure that suits the message you want to write.

Check the quantity. A pack of 15 is generous for a small group, and several packs may be needed for a wedding or a school class.

Check what is included. The GoGiftid listing says envelopes are included, which saves a separate purchase.

Check the designs. The listing says the designs are assorted, so you get a mix rather than a choice.

Check the instructions. Good seed paper cards include planting steps.

Check the delivery. If you need the cards for a specific date, read the delivery information and allow time.

Think about the recipient. A keen cook, a plant lover and a person with no windowsill will enjoy a basil card in different ways.

 

Common Mistakes to Avoid

Planting in cold weather. Basil likes warmth. If it is winter, store the card somewhere cool and dry, or plant it on a warm, bright windowsill.

Letting the card get damp. Seed paper can be damaged by moisture, so store it flat and dry.

Overwatering. Seeds need damp soil, not waterlogged soil.

Writing a very long message. The cards are compact.

Using the wrong pen. Test on a spare corner first.

Forgetting the planting note. Add a short line about planting, since not every recipient will know what to do.

Expecting guaranteed results. Seeds vary, and not every card will sprout.

Leaving it too late. If you need cards for a date, order early.

 

When to Order Plantable Thank You Cards in the UK

Thank-you cards are often needed at fixed moments: after a wedding, at the end of a school year, after Christmas. It pays to order a little before you need them.

The GoGiftid product page says that orders placed by 2 PM are dispatched the same day, and offers Royal Mail Tracked 24 or Royal Mail Tracked 48. That is useful information, but it is not a guarantee of a particular arrival date. Delivery depends on the service, the day and the courier. Read the delivery page, choose the service that suits you and leave a buffer.

Practical tips:

•      Order a few days before you plan to write the cards, so you are not rushing.

•      If you are sending cards for an event, order before the event, so you can write them while the memory is fresh.

•      Keep a spare pack for unexpected thank-yous.

•      Store spare cards flat and dry.

 

How This Guide Was Put Together

This guide is based on the GoGiftid product page for the Plantable Thank You Cards With Envelopes as it stood on 21 October 2026, on the "You may also like" panel of that page, and on the GoGiftid catalogue as it stood on 12 October 2026. We quote only what the listing says about the cards, and we label general gardening and writing advice as general advice. We have not tested the cards ourselves, so we cannot say how well the seeds germinate. Prices and availability can change, so check the product page before you order.

 

Frequently Asked Questions About Plantable Thank You Cards

What are plantable thank you cards?

They are thank-you cards made from seed paper, which has seeds embedded in it. After the card is read, it can be planted and watered, and the seeds may grow.

 

What seeds are in GoGiftid's plantable thank you cards?

 The listing says basil seeds, embedded in handmade cotton paper.

 

How many cards are in a pack?

The listing says 15 assorted foldable cards, with envelopes.

 

Do the cards come with envelopes?

 Yes, the listing says each pack includes envelopes.

 

How big are the cards?

The listing gives 7 cm by 10 cm, with a thickness of 270 GSM.

 

How much do they cost?

 £16.99 for a pack of 15 at the time of writing, which is roughly £1.13 a card.

 

How do I plant a seed paper card?

The listing gives four steps: soak the card for a few hours or overnight, place it under a thin layer of soil in a pot or garden, water regularly and keep it in sunlight, then watch the basil begin to grow.

 

When is the best time to plant basil cards?

Basil likes warmth, so spring and early summer are natural times in the UK. If you receive a card in winter, you can store it somewhere cool and dry until the weather warms, or plant it on a warm, bright windowsill.

 

Can I write on seed paper?

Usually, yes. Test your pen on a spare corner, as handmade paper can be rougher than ordinary card.

 

Are the cards biodegradable and plastic free?

The listing describes them as biodegradable, recyclable, compostable and plastic free. These are the seller's claims about the product.

 

Are they suitable for weddings and events?

The listing recommends them for wedding thank-you cards, return gifts, business appreciation and event notes. A pack of 15 suits smaller groups, so larger events need several packs.

 

Can I buy in bulk?

GoGiftid has wholesale and corporate gifting pages in its menu. Contact the team about larger quantities.

 

Will every card definitely grow?

Not always. Seeds need the right conditions, and results vary.

 

What gift goes well with a thank-you card?

A glass, a platter, a tea light holder, a planter or a small infusion kit all pair naturally.

 

How fast does delivery work?

The listing says orders placed by 2 PM are dispatched the same day, with Royal Mail Tracked 24 or 48 options. Read the delivery page and do not assume a particular arrival date.

 

Say Thank You and Watch It Grow

A good thank-you note is simple: a few honest words, written by hand, sent soon after the kindness it recognises. A plantable card adds a small extra, a seed that outlasts the message. It will not suit every occasion, and not every seed will sprout, but for the right person it is a thoughtful and slightly surprising way to say thanks.

To see the cards, visit the Plantable Thank You Cards With Envelopes product page, or browse the plantable cards collection and the plantable seeded cards collection. If you want to add a small gift, explore the glassware and gift sets collection, the upcycled planters or the bestsellers. Check each listing for details, and confirm delivery information on the delivery page before you order.