Plantable paper seed gorillas are bundles of love that are chock full of a mix of perennial and annual flower seeds embedded right in the paper — you can grow them! These gorillas make wonderful favors for kids' school parties, zoo weddings, birthday parties, and more. Guests can take them home to plant and grow.

SIZE: Gorilla confetti is just under 1 inch, about the size of a quarter. 

Sets can include just gorillas, or 50-50 stars and gorillas, 50-50 hearts and gorillas, or all three. The cards shown are not included. But, you can print them yourself using the PDF template that is available free with your order.

The gorillas look awesome tucked inside a glassine bag or clear cello bag with a card. You can add bags to your order here. If you would like to use the free PDF template, please be sure to let us know by leaving a note at checkout.

Standard gorilla colors are black, brown, or another color of your choosing.
Stars and hearts are Valentine's colors: red, pinks, and white.

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....... DIAN FOSSEY GORILLA FUND ........

The Dian Fossey Gorilla Fund was created in the wake of the death of American primatologist Dian Fossey, who bravely embarked on the world's first long term study of the rare and endangered mountain gorillas until her her unsolved murder. Working in the remote mountains of Rwanda, she set about identifying gorilla social structure, nutrition, and habitat needs. She spent a considerable amount if time destroying poacher's snares to prevent gorilla hands and feet being caught in them. Her work continues today as the organization has grown to cover the cost of park ranger training, anti-poaching patrols, snare removal, and continued research on the mountain gorillas. Our handmade plantable gorillas have been included in the organization's fundraising packages. Our company, Recycled Ideas, donates 100% of the cost for this, including all sales of gorillas through our website. It is my hope that including plantables in the DGFG material will encourage people to plant, grow, and take ownership of their own local habitat for the betterment of all. Consider adopting a mama and baby gorilla through DFGF this year. Your investment in their future betters our fragile planet.