Nature box — growing kit with a large peat pot

Nature box is a growing kit built around a large and convenient peat pot. The pot goes into the soil together with the plant — it does not have to be removed before planting.

Who it suits

Nature box suits occasions where the gift should be tangible and a little larger than an ordinary seed packet: a company anniversary, a gift at an environmental event, or a welcome for a new employee. The cube-shaped box stands upright on a table and looks good before it is opened, which also makes it work as a display item on a trade fair table.

Personalisation

Two wraps can be personalised. First, the wrap around the box, full-colour print on eco white or kraft paper. Second, the wrap around the pot carrying the planting instructions, again full colour on the same paper choice. As an additional option a full-colour print can be made directly on the box.

PERSONALISATION: wrap on the box, full-colour print, eco white or kraft paper; wrap on the pot with planting instructions, full-colour print, eco white or kraft paper. Additional option: full-colour print on the box.

OTHER ELEMENTS: peat pot; peat or coco pellet; seeds of a chosen plant in a biodegradable capsule; kraft box.

DIMENSIONS: box 100 × 100 × 100 mm; pot Ø 100 mm, height 80 mm.

Why it is a green gift

The peat pot is the point of the kit: it goes into the soil with the plant and breaks down by itself, so no plastic pot is left over. The box is FSC certified kraft paper and the seeds come in a biodegradable capsule.

Common questions

What is the difference between a peat pot and a ceramic pot?

A peat pot is planted into the soil together with the plant and breaks down by itself. A ceramic pot stays on the windowsill and is reused.

How big is the Nature box?

The box is 100 × 100 × 100 mm and the pot is 100 mm in diameter and 80 mm high.

Where does the logo go?

The logo is printed in full colour on the box wrap and on the pot wrap. As an additional option it can also be printed directly on the box.

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