Multiple-seed package card

Abstract

A carrier card integrating a group of separable blister packages containing seeds of different kinds or varieties having compatible properties, making it feasible to plant these seeds at the same season in a common ground area. The card is divided by a transverse perforation line into an upper display section on whose face is pictured the compatible plants produced by the packaged seeds, and a lower section sub-divided by longitudinal perforation lines into a group of strips. Each strip has adhered to its face a clear plastic bubble backed by a plastic base to create a hermetically-sealed blister package within which is housed a charge of pelleted seeds, the seeds in the packages being of different color to facilitate discrimination therebetween. The bubbles are shaped to define at their lower end a tapered spout which can be snipped off to permit the housed seeds to be dispersed. Each strip is labelled to identify the seed plant, the strip being usable as a ground marker for the plant.

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