Eco Friendly Christmas Cards

Our Eco Christmas cards aren’t just made from sustainable materials – each one plants a tree and feeds bees!

Imagine waking up Christmas day, knowing that you’ve not only made your loved ones happy but you’ve created positive change around the world.

If you’re looking for plantable christmas cards that still look and feel like a traditional cards, your search ends here. The seed tokens inside our cards grow into beautiful bee friendly flowers. They also let the receiver know that one tree has been planted for them.

We’ve done all the research, so you don’t have to. We use the very best 100% recycled cardstock, the most eco friendly printing techniques, even down to our labels – everything has been carefully considered to bring you the most eco friendly Christmas cards on the market…

Eco Friendly Christmas Cards

Our Eco Christmas cards aren’t just made from sustainable materials – each one plants a tree and feeds bees!

If you’re looking for plantable christmas cards that still look and feel like a traditional cards, your search ends here. The seed tokens inside our cards grow into beautiful bee friendly flowers. They also let the receiver know that one tree has been planted for them.

We’ve done all the research, so you don’t have to. We use the very best 100% recycled cardstock, the most eco friendly printing techniques, even down to our labels – everything has been carefully considered to bring you the most eco friendly Christmas cards on the market…

Packs & Singles

Our eco friendly christmas cards come in singles and in our Gift of the Year award winning packs.

Whether you’re buying 1 or 10, each of our cards will always plant a tree and come with a plantable flower seed token.

If you’re running late or want to send a 1 Tree Card to the other side of the world, remember we have eCards too.

 Hopefully we’ve covered all of your tree-planting, flower-growing, vegan, recycled, virtual and eco Christmas cards needs! If we haven’t, get in touch with design suggestions you’d like to see next year 🙂