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Wholesale Staghorn Sumac Fall Leaves Tree Botanical 5x7 Card
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This greeting card features an image of a staghorn sumac (Rhus typhina). Rhus typhina is a small tree in the sumac family that grows along woodland edges. Its branches are covered in velvety-hairs that resemble the early antlers of male deer. Each card is a print of a hand drawn and watercolored illustration on 100% recycled card stock. The back of each card gives the latin and common name for each species. Cards are blank to allow for personalization for any occasion. Details: -A7 (5x7) folded card -Blank inside -100% recycled card stock and envelope (SFC) -Sustainably printed in the Great Lakes region -Species information and range map on card back -A portion of proceeds are donated to organizations dedicated to protecting the Great Lakes Region’s ecosystems. Sustainability Note: These cards come unpackaged with no protective plastic sleeve. Sleeves can be purchased for an additional .20 cents per card.
Dimensions: 0.3 x 12.7 x 17.8 cm (0.1 x 5 x 7 in)
SKU: 57C0105
Made in: United States
Color: Multi-Colored, White
Finish: Matte
Is Set: Individual
Recipient: Everyone
Season: Fall, Year-Round
Special Feature: Blank
Theme: Nature
Product Language: English
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We've been ordering for some time, and the quality of product, beautiful illustrations, and assortment of varieties that are difficult to find many other places have made these a huge hit for us!
We've been ordering for some time, and the quality of product, beautiful illustrations, and assortment of varieties that are difficult to find many other places have made these a huge hit for us!
Aug 22, 2024 • Andy • Ann Arbor, MI, United States
