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😍2027 Seed Paper Calendar - Proven Success: A Gift Everyone Will Love. 🎁
More than a calendar—it’s 12 little growing moments waiting to begin. Plant each card, and turn a thoughtful gift into something you can nurture. Made with 100% organic, non-GMO seeds and eco-friendly biodegradable paper, it’s perfect for a greener lifestyle.
🌼 Twelve Botanical Designs, One Thoughtful Gift
The set contains nine flower designs and three herb designs. Every card has its own watercolor artwork, display name, and growing information.
What seeds will be included in the calendar?
1. Flowers
Calendula (Pot Marigold) – Bright and easy to grow.
Echinacea (Coneflower)– Hardy and long-lasting blooms.
Snapdragons– Versatile and suitable for indoor or outdoor planting.
Daisies– Classic flowers, great for various climates.
Marigold– Pest-resistant and colorful.
Sweet William (Dianthus) – Romantic clusters of fragrant blooms.
Shirley Poppies – Delicate, silky blooms in soft shades.
2. Fruits
Strawberries – Ideal for containers and garden beds.
Tomatoes– Easy to grow in pots or outdoors.
Cucumbers– Adaptable for indoor or outdoor growing.
Ground Cherries – Sweet golden fruits in papery husks.
Cucamelons– Tiny, watermelon-like fruits with a cucumber tang.
Lemon– Great for indoor pots with sufficient light.
Blueberries– Ideal for container or garden planting.
Mini Sweet Peppers– Colorful, bite-sized peppers with a sweet crunch.
3. Herbs
Basil – Easy to grow, thrives in warmth and light.
Parsley – Hardy and suitable for both indoor and outdoor growing.
Mint– Fast-growing and adaptable to a variety of conditions.
Oregano– Versatile, grows well in pots or garden beds.
Thyme– Compact and aromatic, perfect for small spaces.
Cilantro (Coriander) – Quick-growing and flavorful.
Chives– Great for both indoor pots and outdoor gardens.
Sage– Hardy herb that works well indoors or outdoors.
🌱Monthly Surprises: Each month contains seeds tailored to that time of year, ensuring your garden stays vibrant all year round.
⭐ Why These Seed Cards Are So Popular
1.Grow Year-Round — Even Without a Garden
It can be planted indoors in pots with basic light and consistent moisture — no yard or seasonal garden required. It’s suitable for windowsills and apartments, making it possible to grow year-round.
Each variety is selected based on where it performs most reliably across the U.S. We test the same species from multiple growing regions and only approve batches that show stable germination and consistent early growth. All seeds are Non-GMO, with no synthetic fertilizers, chemical stimulants, or artificial additives, and meet applicable U.S. regulatory standards.
3.Seed Paper with Built-In Natural Nutrients for Steadier Growth
Built-in, plant-based nutrients help seeds start more evenly, develop stronger roots, and reduce early-stage failure. Nutrients release immediately when planted — no extra steps required.
4.Designed to Be Easy — Even If You’ve Never Grown Herbs Before
No gardening experience needed — no measurements, depth decisions, or fertilizer plans. Each card follows a simple routine: moisten, plant, and keep lightly moist. Fewer steps mean fewer mistakes — and a smoother path from planting to growth.
5.Even Seed Distribution for More Predictable Sprouting
Seeds are evenly embedded in each card, helping prevent overcrowding and bare spots. This leads to more predictable sprouting and easier early-stage care.
6.One Clear Outcome at a Time
Each card represents one defined planting attempt, making results easier to observe and understand. This means less waste, less mess, and less frustration — especially for beginners.
7.Designed for Better Storage
Seeds are embedded and protected within the paper, helping reduce exposure and maintain stability over time. This allows you tostore and plant gradually, instead of all at once.
✅ 100% handmade ✅Eco-Friendly Materials Using locally sourced recycled paper. No cheap plastic or cardboard sourced from overseas is used, ensuring no pollution and supporting sustainability.
🎁Each Card holds a gift of growth and beauty, perfect for any occasion!
We hope to use seed paper to convey the intention of caring for the earth and to recall the love, warmth, strength and hope in people's lives.❤️
Customer Feedback
Making the Calendar Part of Our Lives
“I never imagined that a calendar could grow flowers! It’s truly amazing, and the kids absolutely love it!” — Anna K.(Purchase the 2026 Seed Calendar)
“It’s both a decoration and a planting experience. Every month brings a new surprise!” — Tom S.(Purchase the 2026 Seed Calendar)
🌱Planting Fun & Perfect Gift🎁
Planting Fun: With each day, you can not only record your life but also look forward to watching the seeds sprout and bloom, bringing joy to your daily routine.
Perfect Gift: Whether for friends or yourself, this calendar is a treasured keepsake and a beautiful decoration.
Flora Acre’s seed-paper collection was inspired by a day spent with children at an orphanage. Their hand-drawn pictures of gardens sparked the idea of creating plantable paper goods that could carry thoughtful messages, mark meaningful moments, and eventually return to the soil.
From plantable calendars and message cards to other seed-paper gifts, every piece is designed to bring together creativity, growing, and giving. When the children saw our first finished pieces, their excitement reminded us that even a small idea can grow into something filled with hope.
To carry that inspiration forward, we donate 50% of the profits from our seed-paper collection to support children in need, helping more young lives grow with care, opportunity, and hope. 🌿
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HOW TO PLANT YOUR SEED PAPER
Seed paper can be planted directly in soil, turning calendars, cards, tags, and other plantable paper products into a hands-on growing experience.
Most seeds need consistent moisture, suitable light, fresh air, and a little patience. Depending on the seed variety and growing conditions, seedlings may begin to emerge in approximately 3–5 weeks.
1. Soak the Seed Paper Fully soak the seed paper in water until it becomes evenly damp and flexible.
2. Plant the Paper Place the seed paper on prepared potting soil. Larger pieces may be torn into smaller sections to spread the seeds more evenly. Cover with a thin layer of soil.
3. Keep It Moist Water gently after planting. Check the soil regularly and keep it consistently moist, but not waterlogged.
4. Choose a Bright Location Place the container in a warm, well-ventilated location with suitable natural light, such as a bright windowsill or sheltered balcony.
5. Watch for Seedlings Continue maintaining moisture and observe the soil for signs of germination. Growing times will vary by seed variety, temperature, light, and care.
6. Thin or Transplant Once the seedlings are established and have developed several true leaves, gently thin or transfer them into larger containers with fresh soil. Add plant nutrients only when appropriate for the selected variety.
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Shipping & Delivery
Flora Acre ships worldwide to the countries and regions available at checkout. Our current delivery estimate is 7-14 days.
We ship to the countries and regions available at checkout. If a destination is not available during checkout, we are not currently able to ship there through the online store.
Estimated delivery time
The current estimated delivery time is 7-14 days. Delivery estimates are not guaranteed and may be affected by carrier operations, customs processing, holidays, weather, high-volume periods, or other circumstances outside our control.
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Returns & Refunds
We accept return requests for eligible items within 14 days after delivery. Please contact Flora Acre Support before sending anything back.
To request a return, email support@floraacre.com with your order number and a brief description of the issue. If your return is approved, we will provide return instructions and the return address.
Please do not send your purchase back without return authorization. Items sent without prior approval may be delayed, refused, or not eligible for a refund.
Return eligibility
To be eligible for a return, the item must be unused, in the same condition that you received it, and in the original packaging. Proof of purchase is required.
Items that have been used, planted, damaged after delivery, altered, or returned without authorization may not be eligible for return or refund. Product-specific limits may also apply if stated on the product page.
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We accept cancellation requests before the product has shipped or entered production. If your cancellation is approved before shipment or production, your payment will be refunded. We cannot cancel an order after it has already shipped.
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Customers will only be charged once at most for shipping costs related to a return. Flora Acre does not charge a restocking fee for returned products.
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After an approved return is received and inspected, we will notify you whether the refund is approved. If approved, the refund will be processed to the original payment method. The time required for the credit to appear may vary by payment provider, credit card company, or bank.
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If an approved refund has not appeared, first check your bank account again, then contact your credit card company or bank. Processing times can vary. If you have completed these steps and still need help, contact Flora Acre Support.
I bought this seed calendar from Flora Acre last year and honestly didn’t expect it to grow so well.
Jennifer Collins
I barely did anything besides giving them sunlight and water. Can’t wait to see what this year’s will bring 🌸
Rebecca Turner
I had one last year and the blooms were gorgeous, so I grabbed another for 2026. It’s kind of become a little yearly ritual now 💚
Heather Sullivan
I saw this year’s calendar drop and instantly ordered again — last time I waited too long and it sold out 😅 Can’t wait to start planting! 🌱
Angela Brooks
Got mine from Flora Acre again this year. Planted last week and it’s already sprouting — these seeds never disappoint! 🌼
Laura Bennett
I bought this seed calendar from Flora Acre last year and honestly didn’t expect it to grow so well.
Jennifer Collins
I barely did anything besides giving them sunlight and water. Can’t wait to see what this year’s will bring 🌸
Rebecca Turner
I had one last year and the blooms were gorgeous, so I grabbed another for 2026. It’s kind of become a little yearly ritual now 💚
Heather Sullivan
I saw this year’s calendar drop and instantly ordered again — last time I waited too long and it sold out 😅 Can’t wait to start planting! 🌱
Angela Brooks
Got mine from Flora Acre again this year. Planted last week and it’s already sprouting — these seeds never disappoint! 🌼
Laura Bennett
I bought this seed calendar from Flora Acre last year and honestly didn’t expect it to grow so well.
Jennifer Collins
I barely did anything besides giving them sunlight and water. Can’t wait to see what this year’s will bring 🌸
Rebecca Turner
I had one last year and the blooms were gorgeous, so I grabbed another for 2026. It’s kind of become a little yearly ritual now 💚
Heather Sullivan
I saw this year’s calendar drop and instantly ordered again — last time I waited too long and it sold out 😅 Can’t wait to start planting! 🌱
Angela Brooks
Got mine from Flora Acre again this year. Planted last week and it’s already sprouting — these seeds never disappoint! 🌼
Laura Bennett
I bought this seed calendar from Flora Acre last year and honestly didn’t expect it to grow so well.
Jennifer Collins
I barely did anything besides giving them sunlight and water. Can’t wait to see what this year’s will bring 🌸
Rebecca Turner
I had one last year and the blooms were gorgeous, so I grabbed another for 2026. It’s kind of become a little yearly ritual now 💚
Heather Sullivan
I saw this year’s calendar drop and instantly ordered again — last time I waited too long and it sold out 😅 Can’t wait to start planting! 🌱
Angela Brooks
Got mine from Flora Acre again this year. Planted last week and it’s already sprouting — these seeds never disappoint! 🌼
Laura Bennett
I bought this seed calendar from Flora Acre last year and honestly didn’t expect it to grow so well.
Jennifer Collins
I barely did anything besides giving them sunlight and water. Can’t wait to see what this year’s will bring 🌸
Rebecca Turner
I had one last year and the blooms were gorgeous, so I grabbed another for 2026. It’s kind of become a little yearly ritual now 💚
Heather Sullivan
I saw this year’s calendar drop and instantly ordered again — last time I waited too long and it sold out 😅 Can’t wait to start planting! 🌱
Angela Brooks
Got mine from Flora Acre again this year. Planted last week and it’s already sprouting — these seeds never disappoint! 🌼
Laura Bennett
I bought this seed calendar from Flora Acre last year and honestly didn’t expect it to grow so well.
Jennifer Collins
I barely did anything besides giving them sunlight and water. Can’t wait to see what this year’s will bring 🌸
Rebecca Turner
I had one last year and the blooms were gorgeous, so I grabbed another for 2026. It’s kind of become a little yearly ritual now 💚
Heather Sullivan
I saw this year’s calendar drop and instantly ordered again — last time I waited too long and it sold out 😅 Can’t wait to start planting! 🌱
Angela Brooks
Got mine from Flora Acre again this year. Planted last week and it’s already sprouting — these seeds never disappoint! 🌼
Laura Bennett
I bought this seed calendar from Flora Acre last year and honestly didn’t expect it to grow so well.
Jennifer Collins
I barely did anything besides giving them sunlight and water. Can’t wait to see what this year’s will bring 🌸
Rebecca Turner
I had one last year and the blooms were gorgeous, so I grabbed another for 2026. It’s kind of become a little yearly ritual now 💚
Heather Sullivan
I saw this year’s calendar drop and instantly ordered again — last time I waited too long and it sold out 😅 Can’t wait to start planting! 🌱
Angela Brooks
Got mine from Flora Acre again this year. Planted last week and it’s already sprouting — these seeds never disappoint! 🌼
Laura Bennett
I bought this seed calendar from Flora Acre last year and honestly didn’t expect it to grow so well.
Jennifer Collins
I barely did anything besides giving them sunlight and water. Can’t wait to see what this year’s will bring 🌸
Rebecca Turner
I had one last year and the blooms were gorgeous, so I grabbed another for 2026. It’s kind of become a little yearly ritual now 💚
Heather Sullivan
I saw this year’s calendar drop and instantly ordered again — last time I waited too long and it sold out 😅 Can’t wait to start planting! 🌱
Angela Brooks
Got mine from Flora Acre again this year. Planted last week and it’s already sprouting — these seeds never disappoint! 🌼
Laura Bennett
 
FLORA ACRE
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🧪 GERMINATION-PERFORMANCE TESTING
🌡 TEMPERATURE-CONTROLLED LOW-HEAT DRYING
🌿 SELECTED, TRACEABLE SEED LOTS
✓ SEED-SAFE PRINTING & FINISHING
▣ RECYCLED PAPER + COCONUT COIR BLEND
♻ NO GLASS-FIBER FILLERS OR PLASTIC LAMINATION
98%
TEST UNITS WITH EMERGENCE
Finished seed-paper units that produced at least one normal seedling under documented growing conditions.
92%
POST-PROCESS GERMINATION RETENTION
Germination performance retained after papermaking, drying, printing, and finishing compared with the incoming seed-lot control.
100%
BATCHES MEETING DRYING PARAMETERS
Tested production batches that remained within the documented low-heat drying limits.
100%
DOCUMENTED RECYCLED PAPER CONTENT
Calculated from verified dry-mass formulation records for the finished seed paper.
 
 
Customer Reviews
Overall rating: 4.7 / 5 from 995 reviews.
I spent almost $100 on 5 calendar sets. I planted the extra card that came with one of them. Two weeks and nothing was germinating. I am a gardener. I know how to grow plants, as do the people I planned to give these calendars to as gifts. I’m afraid to now. You could improve by using good seeds! I feel very ripped off. None of the reviews say anything about anyone else having any success either. Please be more honest!
This is a mixed bag for me. It took a very, very long time for my shipment to arrive. I ordered eight: one of them came in a semi crushed box. These are for gifts, of course. Photos attached.
The packaging is super cute and if they grow... It's pretty cute. The website shows the address in Colorado, but they shipped from China. So. They took great pains to appear to be something they are not, but the items are gift worthy, if they grow.
I only received one box not the three as ordered buy two get one free you can see by the little white bag only one could’ve fit in it, and I was told that indeed I had received three by your support group. What I received in the one box is absolutely beautiful, but I am very disappointed that I did not get the three. The claim was buy 2 get one free.
Here's what my little growing corner looks like now, with the pink blooms indoors. I started as a complete beginner and didn't expect it to get this full. I took this on a quiet Sunday morning, when the soil was still evenly damp. That was the moment the project felt real.
Last year's seed calendar turned my balcony into a flower paradise! 🌺 I managed to grow several pots of gorgeous blooms. It was such a delightful project!
This calendar is what finally got me to use that neglected space on the balcony. I started with one pot, and now my little plant corner is the first thing I check in the morning. I took this before breakfast, when the pot looked noticeably fuller. I used what I already had at home.
I nearly gave up when the first growth looked tiny, but it eventually turned into the white blooms. Definitely worth giving it time. I took this in the middle of the week, when the little leaves had opened up. That was the moment the project felt real.
The photo is the plant corner I've built around this project. I love that it works even when your 'garden' is really just a balcony or bright window. I took this after work, when the soil was still evenly damp. That was the moment the project felt real.
The photo is the plant corner I've built around this project. I love that it works even when your 'garden' is really just a balcony or bright window. I took this in the middle of the week, when the color looked especially good. I'm still new to this.
This is the part I was hoping for: the pink blooms finally opened indoors. I stayed consistent with watering, and the color has been such a cheerful payoff.
Here's what my little growing corner looks like now, with the blue blooms indoors. I started as a complete beginner and didn't expect it to get this full.
This calendar is what finally got me to use that neglected space indoors. I started with one pot, and now my little plant corner is the first thing I check in the morning.
I started with zero confidence and ended up checking the leafy growth every morning. A pot, steady moisture, and the light I already had were enough. I took this before dinner, when the soil was still evenly damp. I kept the routine simple.
I wanted a low-pressure way back into gardening, and my little plant corner is where it led. Checking the pots has become the best part of my morning. I took this before breakfast, when I spotted another new shoot. I wasn't expecting much at first.
I nearly gave up when the first growth looked tiny, but it eventually turned into the pink blooms. Definitely worth giving it time. I took this late in the afternoon, when the pot looked noticeably fuller. I kept the routine simple.
The photo says it better than I can—the orange blooms really did fill out. This was much more rewarding than I expected from a calendar page. It took a little longer to start than I expected, but I would still buy it again.
Here's what my little growing corner looks like now, with the pink blooms on the balcony. I started as a complete beginner and didn't expect it to get this full.
I wanted a low-pressure way back into gardening, and my little plant corner is where it led. Checking the pots has become the best part of my morning. I took this over the weekend, when the little leaves had opened up. I used what I already had at home.
I'm so impressed with my seed calendar! 🌱 Not only does it help protect the environment with its use of recycled paper, but the flowers have grown so vibrantly and abundantly! Watching them bloom has been such a rewarding experience. It's like having a mini garden that contributes to a greener planet. I can't wait to gift these to my friends—it's a perfect blend of beauty and sustainability!
Here's what my little growing corner looks like now, with the pink blooms by the window. I started as a complete beginner and didn't expect it to get this full. The first sprouts came in unevenly, but they filled out with a little patience.
A few weeks of checking the soil turned into the white blooms. I didn't do anything fancy, which makes the result feel even better. I took this after work, when the change was finally easy to see. That was the moment the project felt real.
A few weeks of checking the soil turned into the white blooms. I didn't do anything fancy, which makes the result feel even better. I took this on a sunny morning, when the little leaves had opened up. That was the moment the project felt real.
I nearly gave up when the first growth looked tiny, but it eventually turned into the orange blooms. Definitely worth giving it time. The paper needed a longer soak than I expected, but it handled well once it was damp.
What began with one card slowly turned into my little plant corner. It still feels manageable because I add one small project at a time. I took this right after watering, when I realized the small routine was working. I kept the routine simple.
This is the part I was hoping for: the pink blooms finally opened indoors. I stayed consistent with watering, and the color has been such a cheerful payoff. I took this before breakfast, when the little leaves had opened up. I wasn't expecting much at first.
I wanted a low-pressure way back into gardening, and my little plant corner is where it led. Checking the pots has become the best part of my morning. I took this over the weekend, when there was more green than the day before. That was the moment the project felt real.
Here's what my little growing corner looks like now, with the yellow blooms indoors. I started as a complete beginner and didn't expect it to get this full.
The photo is the plant corner I've built around this project. I love that it works even when your 'garden' is really just a balcony or bright window. I took this during my lunch break, when I spotted another new shoot. That was the moment the project felt real.
The photo is the plant corner I've built around this project. I love that it works even when your 'garden' is really just a balcony or bright window. I took this in the middle of the week, when the soil was still evenly damp. I wasn't expecting much at first.
Here's what my little growing corner looks like now, with the purple blooms indoors. I started as a complete beginner and didn't expect it to get this full.
Wow! My seed calendar has been amazing! The flowers are bursting out of the pots, creating such a beautiful display. Perfect for anyone looking to brighten up their space!🌸
I nearly gave up when the first growth looked tiny, but it eventually turned into the pink blooms. Definitely worth giving it time. I took this late in the afternoon, when the little leaves had opened up. That was the moment the project felt real.
I had never seen a calendar that actually blooms until now—what an amazing idea! 🌱 The flowers are growing so well; my whole pot is full of them. It’s such a fun, new way to enjoy the months!
Here's what my little growing corner looks like now, with the coral blooms by the window. I started as a complete beginner and didn't expect it to get this full. The paper needed a longer soak than I expected, but it handled well once it was damp.