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March 11, 2017

I'd just go with what your customers like the most, personally. Based on my observations, I think Baker Creek has the most addictive seed packets (whether or not they're better for seed storage). Of course, I'm sure the fruit/vegetable pictures on the packets have something to do with it. They're a glossy kind of paper (usually black), I think with resealable glue. The descriptions on the back of the packets are also nice for when you're dreaming of growing them.

I think Trade Winds Fruit's new packaging for this year looks pretty nice, too.

March 11, 2017	#33
shule1 Guest Posts: n/a	I'd just go with what your customers like the most, personally. Based on my observations, I think Baker Creek has the most addictive seed packets (whether or not they're better for seed storage). Of course, I'm sure the fruit/vegetable pictures on the packets have something to do with it. They're a glossy kind of paper (usually black), I think with resealable glue. The descriptions on the back of the packets are also nice for when you're dreaming of growing them. I think Trade Winds Fruit's new packaging for this year looks pretty nice, too. Last edited by shule1; March 11, 2017 at 04:02 PM.