A Bouquet of Planted Seed Paper Flowers

Posted On June 10, 2011

With all the excitement and news last week, it struck me that it's been a really long time since we last updated you on what's been happening with our plantable seed paper at work. We've posted photos to the Botanical PaperWorks Facebook page, but I thought today would be a nice day to put a bouquet together for all of you.

From just one small piece of seed paper, we got a pot full of flowers, and we couldn't be happier. As the weather outside got nicer, (after all, they were planted at the end of February, one of the coldest months of the year here!) we saw huge jumps in growth.

We really hope you enjoyed our planted seed paper updates, because we sure enjoyed posting them for you. Stay tuned to see what else we have up our sleeves in coming weeks!

If you missed our earlier posts on the planted seed paper, just follow the links to Plantable Seed Paper at Work: Week 10, and Seed Paper Planting Instructions!

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