I cut tissue paper into squares about 3 inches in size. Then I put the tiny seeds in the center, fold it up and tape it. Then put the tissue wrapped seeds inside the seed packet. Seed packets can be made by using plain 8x10 inch or so paper and tape. I just fold the paper in half, top to bottom and cut it in half. The fold the halves in half and cut again. Then take one long side and fold it half way, the fold the other side half way and tape it. Then fold the bottom up and tape, insert seeds and fold the top down and tape. You can write the name of the seeds on the front, annual, perennial, biennial, sun needed or not, year collected or from trades or commercial seed, and I always include my name, GW name and email addy on them as well. Fran

I would like these seeds Thank you okak

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For 81 cents in postage ahhh...not meaning to be a busy body, but the cost to mail a 1 OZ or less bubble envelope, that meets the "Large Envelope USPS First Class Rate" criteria, is now 90 cents. I didn't want to see it possibly get returned for 'additional postage due'. Sue...rbb Here is a link that might be useful: First-Class Mail