Medium Seedsticks. 10 seedsticks in a match book presenter. Available in a wide range of flower, vegetable, herb and tree seeds. Made in the UK. Manufactured using 100% recycled greyboard and responsibly sourced wood from sustainably managed forests. Printed using vegetable and soy inks. Bulk packed . 1500 units per packed box.
| Branding area: | 75 x 46mm |
| Dimensions: | 75 x 46mm |
| Lead time: | Approx. 10 working days |
| Min qty: | 100 |
| Product colours: |
Various Seed Mixes Available
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| Country of Origin: |
United Kingdom
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This pricing is an indication only. Please contact us for a quote.
| Quantity | 100 | 250 | 500 | 1000 | 2500 |
| Full Colour | £3.71 | £2.70 | £1.74 | £1.19 | £0.77 |
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Cute item and a refreshing change from the usual promo gadgets! Haven't tried them yet but I plan to do.
I love this product and have picked these up myself at other events. They are always popular as they are a simple but effective way to promote the right business and fit in to a pocket etc. They usually actually grow too! We would consider the wild flower or tree options for our business promotion as we are countryside management.
These are quite nice but not something my company would ever order as it would seem a bit random for our customers.
Love these and will use them - Novel & useful
Thought this was a brilliant idea. Used them, they were very easy and worked well.
A lovely idea for the right customer, I am going to plant them and look at the results. As commented - not for all customers but for certain types of company it could be a rewarding giveaway.
Good idea but not suitable for all businesses
Good idea but a few issues. Opened the packet and initially wondered what it was. Penny dropping and a scan to see what seeds they were. Nowhere on the item states what the seeds will germinate into. As a giveaway it might not appeal to all. I will certainly plant a pot in the office and see what grows.
We wouldn't use this item. Maybe good for encouraging children to grow plants and fruits, etc.
What a brilliant idea! I've never seen these before so they are very eye catching and clever!
Not sure they would be a promotional item we would be interested in purchasing. Only relevant to certain businesses.
Good low cost giveaway - could be used to promote shed security
As a "please take one if you wish" on a restaurant table or similar, these are certainly relevant to the brand on the box, ChimiChanga. In my view giveaways have to be relevant to your target customer base and these are for this restaurant, but not for our business. Stir fry them in a little olive oil, served on poached salmon - lovely.
Nice little promotional but many poss wouldn't pick up on the idea that it is seeds rather than matches etc due to the size, would need to be pointed out. Would potentially use on a eco/gardening themed project promotion.
I think this is a nice product and will certainly plant the seeds, whether I remember the original message behind it is another matter.
Unusual idea, think what the packet contains needs to be bigger and bolder as I missed it first two times I look at it, not sure what type of customer would like this.
our school does its own seed planting -not sure this would be used/would actually work.
Unusual but not sure whether anyone would bother planting the seeds. It's not a useful product but a few people might like the novelty of it.
Nice idea, but not sure it would get used. Reasonably priced, but minimum order quantity is quite high.
Novelty idea which obviouslt takes time and attention to materialise. Too much particpation required over a long period to be effective and will anyone remember the initail marketing message. I'll try and report back if possible.
Interesting and original idea. I'd like to know what herbs I was planting though.
Lovely idea but very throw away - the contact time between our logo and the recipient is very short. I doubt they would link us with the end product
Ok, but doesn't keep our name in from of the customer. Unless the flowers are branded? (joke)
Not really something for our market
Something different and interesting
Got to be for long term team building. I'm no Percy Thrower and wouldn't start
Had lots of these but I can't remember ever actually growing them.
great idea, very quirky and a fab price
Good unique little product that may hold more appeal than the standard pen offerings.
Fun and creative idea. Would like to see instructions on when to plant them but its nice! Good price.
Nice novelty item though perhaps something other than chili plants as they are hard to grow.
A really quirky idea. For those that love chillies in particular, these are well delivered, plus lots of room on the packaging for any message
Different, certainly topical with all the cooking programmes on the television and grow your own veg. Are they seasonal?
Nice item with good branding room, but not relevant for most industries unless tied in with a "hot offer" campaign.
Nice idea, a little different to the standard branded pens etc. However audience/opportunity to use these with relevance is a bit limited.
I can't really see there would be an audience for this? Useful for getting your message out there - I would probably prefer to put my message on a postcard, though.
quicky idea, though i havent plant them yet
Great idea - I have grown mine in a another pot plant that I have. They shot up quite quickly.
Not for me, but could be good for those green fingered people out there.
I have planted the seeds and the jury is out. Will finish this post later.
Nice novelty idea but needs to have more variety on what seeds are available
Had these many times at events and whilst I like them in theory I can't say I have ever used them, The Chilli seeds are good for a "hot offers" themed giveaway and I got some very apt ones from a "herb named" software company so can be used to good effect.
Limited audience but great branding area
Nope
a fun novelty idea but would want a different seed choice, chilli plants can be hard to grow.
Not really something for me I'm afraid.
Not sure if this is a good idea if the seeds don’t germinate will the reflect on your services/products?
Nice idea
Good Fun Product but very limited on who this could be sent to.
Quirky idea but limited in to who I would be sending this to. A wider variety of seeds perhaps needed
fun item but not really appropriate for all audiences
A fun idea but slightly off-putting by the large minimum order.
The packaging is well printed with multiple print areas, allowing for a combination of both text and images for effective, personalised branding. The design is simple and effective, but looks a bit like matches from a distance. Either way, they are novelty and offer something a little bit different. The instructions for planting are easy to follow and the seeds are firmly attached to the sticks provided. The selection of seeds available was more extensive than I expected, and would be perfect for food trade fairs or markets.
great idea & fun! have seen this kind of thing at food festivals before & think they're a great promo idea....although at first glance they do look like matches
like the idea it's a good original and fun
Like the idea and makes a difference from the same old pens and sticky pads!
I too thought these were matches. It is certainly different as a promotional item.
Not suitable for Corporate Clients but a fun item, which is well priced.
Really nice product, very quirky and something different. I can see it getting attention. Large minimum order though..
I love this idea! Not sure any of my customers would want to advertise their projects on it but I am looking forward to planting them and watching them grow!
Brilliant little Product We have a little herb garden and they are just the iceing on the cake Realy easy to plant with simple instructions to follow
Cheap and cheerfull - I did wonder why I was being sent matches though. If it were flowers possibly more appeal but children would probably do this with parents and chillis are not really the best end product for them!
Really cute and quirky product but not something we would choose as a promo gift. Would work well with a strong strap line but otherwise could be seen as a bit random...
Not sure whether I would want to spend a minimum of £960 for items that might never see the light of day. However, novel idea and might suit some markets.
Nice low cost giveaway which would be good to promote garden and shed security
Not something we would ever use and i thought they were matches at first. Lovely idea and perhaps great for the horticultural sector. Lots of nice space for key messages and low cost.
An original freebie at a good price but most of our students will try to use them to light their cigarettes
a good lil give away, however i dont really know how much value it will carry as people like simple things with lil effort.
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