Seed Calendar 2027 – Plantable Desk Calendar with Wooden Stand

Twelve monthly cards made of plantable seed paper, on a small wooden stand. Use each card for its month, then tear it up, soak it and plant it: the seeds pressed into the paper sprout into flowers, herbs, fruit and vegetables.

• 12 monthly cards in plantable seed paper, 6 x 4 in (15.24 x 10.16 cm)
• Wooden stand included, so it arrives ready to display
• A hand-painted motif for every month
• Free shipping, no minimum order
• 14-day returns

A year on your desk. A new life in the soil.

Most calendars go in the recycling in January. This one does the opposite: every card you finish with can be planted and become something that grows. Twelve months, twelve hand-painted motifs, and twelve small projects on the windowsill, the balcony or in the garden.

The paper is not just paper. It is seeds.

The cards are made of seed paper: recycled pulp with seeds pressed into the sheet. Tear a card into smaller pieces, soak them for a little while, cover them with a thin layer of soil and water gently. Use a pot with drainage holes and keep it in a bright spot. How fast it sprouts depends on light, temperature and seed type.

Colours you grow yourself

The motifs take their inspiration from flowers such as marigold, cornflower and sunflower: the ones that make a balcony or a windowsill come alive in summer. The motif on a card shows the mood, and is not an exact list of the seeds in that particular card.

From calendar to dinner

Basil, parsley, mint, oregano, thyme, coriander, chives and sage: herbs that sit well in a small pot and that you use while you cook. Keep the pot bright, the soil evenly moist, and snip what you need.

Small harvests, great pride

Strawberry, tomato, cucumber, pumpkin, watermelon, lemon and blueberry are among the most rewarding projects to follow, especially with children who want to see something happen. Soil and pots are not included, so plan what you want to sow first.

Three steps from card to green plant

1. Tear the card into pieces. When the month is over, tear it into smaller pieces.
2. Soak the pieces. Let them sit in water for a little while so the paper softens.
3. Plant and water. Place them in soil, cover with a thin layer, and water gently.

A gift that lasts

The calendar arrives ready to be given away: twelve cards and a wooden stand in a small box. It suits a friend, a colleague, a teacher or anyone fond of plants. It takes little space, weighs little, and is remembered far longer than an ordinary calendar.

Good to know before you order

Before you plant

• Use a pot with drainage holes and fill it with ordinary seed compost.
• Cover the paper pieces with a thin layer of soil; they need light and moisture.
• Keep the soil evenly moist, but not soaking wet.
• Sprouting time varies with light, temperature and seed type.
• The motifs are inspiration, not an exact list of the seeds in each card.

Product safety

• This is not a toy. Keep out of reach of children under 3 years.
• Seed paper is not food and must not be eaten, by people or animals.
• Plant the cards in a pot or in your own garden.
• Store unused cards dry and cool, away from direct sunlight.

Questions and answers

How do I plant a card?
Tear it into smaller pieces, soak them for a little while, place them in soil and cover with a thin layer. Water gently and keep the soil evenly moist.

How long before something sprouts?
It varies with light, temperature and seed type. Keep the pot bright and the soil moist.

Do I know which seeds are in each card?
The motifs show inspiration from flowers, herbs, fruit and vegetables, and are not an exact list of the seeds in that card.

Are soil and pots included?
No. You get 12 monthly cards and a wooden stand.

Shipping and returns
Free shipping, no minimum order, and 14-day returns under our refund policy. Contact us before sending anything back.