Sample packet
The Wildflower Seeds packet, front and back. Drag to turn it, or use the arrow keys.
Wildflower
Seeds
Tomato LaboratoriesNortheast Pollinator Wildflower Mixture
Wildflowers Included:
- Siberian Wallflower (B)
- Four O'Clocks (A)
- Blue Flax (P)
- Lance-Leaved Coreopsis (P)
- Sulphur Cosmos (A)
- Sweet William (B)
- Purple Coneflower (P)
- Indian Blanket (A)
- Cornflower (A) (P)
- Perennial Lupine (P)
- Cosmos (A)
- California Poppy (A)
- Red Poppy (A)
- Catchfly (A)
- Butterfly Weed (P)
- Black-Eyed Susan (B)
- New England Aster (P)
- Plains Coreopsis (A)
- Evening Primrose (B)
A=Annual P=Perennial B=Biennial
Instructions:
- In spring or late fall, pick a sunny spot & remove existing growth. Scatter seed openly and compress into soil without covering.
- After sprouting, keep seedlings moist until they are about 6‑8" tall. After that, wildflower prefer minimal care.
- Cut after frost in fall to disperse seed and keep down brush.
Growing Zones: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10non-GMO
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Anatomy
- Front: the product name in Display Black, top left, and one big ruled square. The art goes inside the square, screenprinted in a few flat ink colors, and is allowed to spill over the edges. The maker and the product line sit in a small bold line along the bottom.
- Back: a plain label, set like a nutrition panel. Heavy rules divide the sections, headings end in a colon, lists run in two columns, and the facts sit in a ruled box at the bottom. Baskerville italic only for the legend and the round stamp.
- Flap and seal: the back flap closes with the condensed logo, white on a Tomato circle, set across the flap edge.
Guidelines
Do
Print on uncoated, off-white stock. Overprint the colors so they mix where they overlap, and let the art break the square.
Don't
Add color or decoration to the back panel, or put art behind the title. The front shouts, the back informs.
Real dielines and print specs will follow.