All cards and bookmarks are enfolded in white tissue and sealed with a small, oval gold seal. This adds extra protection in shipping, and makes your item ready to give.


I also ship items in moisture and rear resistant bubble envelopes. When shipping small cards I place them in a zip lock bag to prevent moisture damage.

Yes, except for the miniature roses on my Rose Bud cards. I got those flowers from a grower, then pressed them with the help of a friend durian the early '90's. I quit counting after I pressed 100,000 roses! Most are on cards, but I still have several thousand for custom orders.
I started growing my flowers to see the way they grow so I could put them back in a natural, curvy way.

Yes, I do. It's a very enjoyable hobby, and I love opening the presses to see how they turn out.

Yes, natural and real. I do
Not paint my flowers. Their color is natural.

I recommend coating leaves or anything green to help prevent fading. I use a clear, nontoxic sealer, but you can choose no sealer in options for a natural look.

Keep pressed flowers away from direct sunlight, or extreme moisture.
Use UV glass with picture frames and keep the glass off the flowers when possible.