Once upon a time in Anchorage, Alaska, the land of ice, snow, and long winter nights, the seed gnome, working by a light in the night, designed a unique collection of souvenir seed postcards. Then the seed gnome's helpers diligently filled each and every seed postcard with precious seed for the Alaskan company, "Thoughts That Grow."
Souvenir seed postcards are always a hit, the perfect gift to remind those special gardening friends that they are not forgotten. Some of the postcards are filled with garden humor and others convey a traditional message. Our souvenir seed postcards filled with seed from wild flowers and other favorite local varieties found in Alaska. Seed postcards are eye catching, inexpensive and will delight any traveler. Seed postcards are a proven seller in gift shops through out our state.
The wholesale cost is eighty-five cents($0.85)each with a suggested retail price of only of one dollar and seventy-five cents($1.75) making them a very popular impulse item. The seed postcards are manufactured using extra heavy weight 100# glossy paper and the cards have sift-proof corners to protect the seed in the mail.
TO ORDER SEED POSTCARDS
Step 1: CLICK HERE TO PRINT ORDER FORM (Requires Acrobat)
Step 2: CLICK HERE TO CHOOSE YOUR SEED POSTCARDS
Step 3: MAIL YOUR ORDER TO ANCHORAGE (Delivery approximately 7-10 days)
We are so sure you will be happy with our seed postcards we GUARANTEE YOUR SATISFACTION. If you are unhappy with your order for any reason, return it within 10 days after you receive it and Thoughts That Grow will refund your money. After ten days we have an exchange program for old, bent, torn, out dated and overstocked cards. Thoughts That Grow will exchange seed postcards for any reason for a 15% exchange fee plus $7.50 shipping and handling. No cash refunds are made for cards returned and all cards returned for exchange must be shipped freight prepaid.
We at Thoughts That Grow will continue serving our customers as we have for the past 30 years.
The seed gnome also fills flower, herb, and vegetable seed packets for our sister Alaskan company, Denali Seed Company.
