Bird Of Paradise Greetings Card
- Free Delivery On Orders Over £50
- In stock, ready to ship
- Inventory on the way
The bird of paradise is such an eye-catching plant and I'm lucky enough to have seen them growing in their native South Africa. Each flower is a miracle as it unfolds from the rubbery sheath at the top of the stalk, its brilliant orange complimented by blue-purple and white at the base of the petals. This cheerful and dramatic card really does the plant justice and would delight gardeners and non-gardeners alike to receive it.
- Blank on the inside for your own message.
- Card 105mm x 148mm
- Premium white envelope 115mm x 163mm.
- Designed and printed in the UK on tactile 300gsm FSC certified card.
- Packaged in Nativia® bio-based film sleeve (compostable, biodegradable, recyclable).
Standard Delivery (3-4 Days) - £2.95
Orders Over £50 (3-4 Days) - Free
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