Calling all urban gardeners: Grow your own veg from beautifully designed packaging
SowHow is a range of organic vegetable seed packets designed in Bristol – the European Green Capital for 2015. The bright, modern, minimalist cover designs open to reveal pages of carefully-crafted, illustrated growing advice. Aimed at a new generation of grow-your-own urban gardeners, the packets feature easy-to-follow advice on how to sow seeds and look after crops, along with tips on harvesting, eating and storing produce.

Alongside the eight single packets of carrots, courgettes, beetroot, tomato, chilli peppers, leeks, radishes and french beans there are also special gift sets available at the website. They make perfect presents for budding gardener friends and are suitable for gardens of different shapes and sizes. 'Perfect for pots’ is suited for container gardens, 'Strictly roots’ for raised beds and borders, and 'Vertical vegetables’ is best for smaller urban gardens and balconies.
The packets are printed on 250gsm weight Fedrigoni x-per paper stock certified by the FSC (Forest Stewardship Council). SowHow packets are currently on sale in a number of independent Bristol shops and online.
Via direct submission








Editor's Picks
Trending
Latest Jobs
Design Director, Opinion at The New York Times
Full-time·New York·$160k–$180k
Frontend Developer at Northern Artillery
Full-time·Leeds·£35k–£45k
Brand Copywriter at Origin
Full-time·Porthleven, Cornwall·£35k–£40k
Principal Software Engineer at BBC Media Tech
Full-time·Glasgow·Up to £83,790
Senior Digital Designer at Red Antler
Full-time·New York·$95k-$130k
Midweight Graphic Designer at We Are Your Friends
Full-time·London·£36k–£44k





















