Seeded paper

Some of you may have seen JVo’s post about printing bulletins on paper that had flower seeds in it. People were encouraged to take their bulletin home from church, plant it and have flowers in the garden a few weeks later. Very cool. I think we will definitely use this idea at some point when we do a series on spiritual growth, environmental stewardship, or something else where this could be a very physical take-away for people.

Here’s a link with more info – http://www.flowerseedpaper.com/seeds/flowerseed_lotka_computer_paper.html

Lotka paper is made from the bark of the Daphne bush which regenerates naturally providing a renewable resource. This paper is acid free and your purchase will benefit the economic enterprise of rural craftspeople in Nepal. The seeded paper on your right can be planted in soil to produce a gift of flowers for the recipient of your correspondence. All lotka papers are 50% recycled content. Both styles are 20# paper that is safe to laser or inkjet print at home.