A Corporate Gift Idea That Blooms at Your Clients' Place
Updated: Sep 30
A pen. A mug. A calendar. A USB key, for the bold. Every year, corporate gifts look alike, and they often end up in the same place: on a corner of the desk, between the stapler and a stack of sticky notes. (We all have, somewhere, a logo mug that now holds pencils.)
Yet a corporate gift has only one job. To say thank you. And a thank you should be noticed.
It should last. It could even grow.
A corporate gift you plant instead of putting away
Our plantable cards and seed packets are handcrafted in Quebec. Your client receives them, reads them, keeps them. Then, in the spring, they plant them. A few weeks later, your thank you has turned into flowers, on their balcony or in their garden.
It's an eco-friendly gift, of course. But above all, it's a gift people talk about. The one they remember in July, when the flowers come up.
Plantable card or seed packet?
The plantable card is made of recycled seed paper. Six wildflowers are embedded in it: black-eyed Susan, bird's-eye gilia, clarkia, sweet alyssum, catchfly and snapdragon. You write your message, then plant the whole card.
The seed packet slips into a gift box, onto a desk or into a welcome bag. Three varieties to choose from: a wildflower mix (16 species), forget-me-nots or pot marigold.
Both are customized the same way. Some businesses choose one, others pair them together.
Your brand, all the way to the garden
Your text: a thank you, holiday wishes, a welcome message.
Your logo, carefully integrated.
Your colours: the design's illustration is adjusted to match your brand.
A proof by email within 12 to 24 business hours. Nothing is printed without your approval.
Does your design team already have its own artwork? Choose the print-ready option: you send us your file, and we print it on seed paper.
For which occasions?
The holidays, of course. But a thank you doesn't have to wait for December.
Thanking a loyal client or partner
Welcoming a new employee
Celebrating a company anniversary or a retirement
Stocking a trade show booth or a corporate event
Sending your corporate Christmas cards
Need help finding the words? Our Business Inspiration page gathers ready-to-use phrases.
So this year, leave the pens to someone else. Give a thank you that waits out the winter, patiently. And blooms at your clients' place in the spring.
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