Pens, notebooks, drinkware – these are the types of items you think of when someone brings up promotional products. Printed plants wouldn’t usually be on that list, but that’s what Promoplants brings to the market. The Dutch supplier not only prints on plant boxes and flowerpots but also directly to plant leaves and bulbs, offering specialty gifts to the promotional products market without harming the living plant.

Promoplants personalizes flowers, plants and flower bulbs. (Courtesy of Promoplants)

“We are the only one who personalizes flowers, plants and flower bulbs like this,” Perry Grootscholten, co-founder of Promoplants, tells Promo Impressions, a publication of PRINTING United Alliance, ASI’s strategic content partner. “We distinguish ourselves by really applying a personalization to the product, the plant or flower bulb itself. In addition, we can of course provide personalized packaging, cards and plant labels, because this completes the concept. But what distinguishes us and makes us unique is really the personalization on the product.”

Here are some key takeaways from the full article:

• Unique Offering: Promoplants specializes in printing directly onto live plants and flowers using UV flatbed printers, creating branded greenery that serves as both a promotional item and a living gift. This innovation sets them apart in the promotional products industry.
• Sustainability as a Selling Point: The company taps into the growing demand for eco-conscious marketing by offering biodegradable pots and live plants, positioning their products as sustainable alternatives to traditional plastic giveaways.
• Customization & Brand Visibility: Clients can choose from a variety of plant types and customize messages or logos printed on the leaves or pots. This high level of personalization helps brands stand out and creates a memorable experience for recipients.

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