Branded seed packets for corporate gifts and events

Branded seed packets put your logo and one message on a 90 x 145 mm envelope with a sealed seed satchel inside. Minimum 50, from $1.89 a packet at 1,000, colour or black print, with quotes, purchase orders and 15-day terms for schools, councils, universities and charities.

  • Staff thank-you and Christmas gifts, client gifts, conference bags, launches and welcome packs, with your logo in a roundel on the front or on the back.
  • Councils, libraries, Landcare groups and charities: awareness days, volunteer thanks and seed libraries, with empty printed envelopes if you fill your own.
  • Basil for clients, sunflower for staff, dill for delegates and Swan River daisy for councils; every seed on the list can go to every state except two, which the personaliser removes.
  • Up to 250 packets are dispatched within two business days of your approved proof, and 251 to 1,000 within four.

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Front of a Crest and Line seed packet: a school's initials in a blue roundel above the line Grow well, wherever you land
Crest and Line design, front, with an invented example customer

Start from an occasion

Each occasion opens the personaliser with a design, three headlines, three messages and a seed already chosen. Change any of it.

Thank-you gifts

  • Front of a Crest and Line staff Christmas packet: a company roundel above the line Thank you for a good year's work

    Client and customer appreciation

    Crest and Line design. Suggested seed: Basil Genovese. A kitchen herb everyone uses, happy on a windowsill: the easiest gift to succeed with.

    Start with this occasion

  • Staff thank-you, Christmas and International Women's Day gifts

    Crest and Line design. Suggested seed: Sunflower Sunbird. Hope, and big enough to notice: the seed every charity, school and corporate order has chosen so far.

    Start with this occasion

  • Front of a Hairline Botanical packet for a bushcare group: Thank you for helping us grow above a line-drawn gum sprig

    Volunteer and donor thanks

    Hairline Botanical design. Suggested seed: Everlasting daisy. A native that lasts, for the people who turn up: the dried flowers keep their colour for years.

    Start with this occasion

Launches, events and welcome packs

  • Front of a Type Specimen packet for a meal-kit brand: Grow your own garnish in large display type, the last word in brick red

    Product and book launches

    Type Specimen design. Suggested seed: Basil Genovese. Matches most launches (a cookbook, a kitchen product, a cafe); swap to coriander, dill or lavender to match the product.

    Start with this occasion

  • Front of a Crest and Line conference seed packet: an event roundel above the line Take the summit home, dates below

    Conferences, trade shows and events

    Crest and Line design. Suggested seed: Dill. Sown straight into the garden three seasons a year, cheap, and it feeds the bees when it flowers.

    Start with this occasion

  • New-employee welcome packs and onboarding

    Crest and Line design. Suggested seed: Chives. A perennial herb for a desk pot or a windowsill: it settles in and stays, which is the point.

    Start with this occasion

  • Front of a Type Specimen insert for a food subscription box: This month: dill in display type, with sowing notes below

    Retail, subscription and loyalty inserts

    Type Specimen design. Suggested seed: Rocket, cultivated. Fast, edible within weeks and on-brand for food retail; swap for basil, lettuce, dill or coriander to match the box.

    Start with this occasion

Councils, charities and awareness days

  • Front of a Field Notes packet for a garden club: a typewriter card for Californian poppy with a line-drawn poppy

    Council, library and Landcare programs

    Field Notes design. Suggested seed: Swan River daisy. An Australian native, permitted in every state including Western Australia, easy from seed, and the bees come.

    Start with this occasion

  • Front of a Meadow Edge packet for International Women's Day: Rise together above wildflowers growing from the bottom edge

    Charity awareness days: R U OK? Day, IWD, World Bee Day

    Meadow Edge design. Suggested seed: Sunflower Sunbird. Hope is what the charities ask for, and a sunflower is the plainest way to say it without the phrase; swap to dill or brachycome for World Bee Day.

    Start with this occasion

  • Sustainability campaigns and days: Earth Day, National Tree Day, World Environment Day

    Type Specimen design. Suggested seed: Swan River daisy. A native that feeds bees and butterflies and is permitted in every state; the claim stays factual.

    Start with this occasion

Questions

Why choose seed packets as a corporate gift?

A seed packet carries your logo and one message for $1.89 at 1,000 packets in colour, or $1.49 in black. It is light and flat, easy to hand out at a desk or a conference, and what the recipient keeps is a plant.

Do people open promotional seed packets?

The packet gives them a reason to: a seed that comes up quickly, such as Californian poppy in 10 to 14 days, with the sowing notes on the satchel inside. Your logo and web address sit on the back, so the packet goes to the garden bench with your name on it.

Can we resell the packets under our own brand?

Yes. Custom printed packets may be resold under your own brand; you are responsible to your customers for your own branding, descriptions and promises, and we remain responsible to you for the seed and the printing.

Can you make packets for our shop or nursery to sell?

Yes, from 50 packets of a design, with your brand on the front and back and our seed satchel inside. Standard packets that carry our own name are for your own use and gifting, not for resale.

Can councils and government departments order on a purchase order?

Yes. Councils, government departments, schools, universities and registered charities can order on a purchase order, with payment due 15 days from the invoice date; the tax invoice shows our ABN, your organisation's name and ABN and your order number. Production starts when we have the purchase order and the approved proof, and a certificate of currency and our supplier details are available on request.

Before you order

Production times, where seed can be sent, your artwork rights and the proof rule are set out in the fine print.

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