April Fool's Day Funny "Money Plant" Seed Packet

The Joke Money Plant Seed Packet is now available in my printable e-Book Dollar Bill Origami Money Plant »

Practical Joking with Cashius monetarius

Here's a fun April Fool's gag (or any day practical joke) you can play on one or more of your favorite green-thumbed family members or gardening enthusiasts. Print one of my fun Novelty Money Plant Seed Packets available in my Money Plant Project e-Book (flowering or non-flowering), fill it with seeds, and get ready for some fun.

Read more about my fun practical Money Plant Seed Packet jokes in my Money Plant Project e-Book »

I totally love your Novelty Money Plant Seed Packet. Can I print it, fill it with creative seeds, and sell it to people at craft fairs or other places?

Sorry, no. Thank you for your compliments, but you may not profit from my work. The Novelty Money Plant Seed Packet MAY NOT be used for any commercial purposes, including selling it as a gag gift for profit (or no profit at all) at craft shows or anywhere else. It may be printed without alteration for your personal, non-commercial use only. Please respect these terms of use and my copyright.

How did you make the origami-like dollar bill plant featured in the photo on the front of the Money Plant Seed Packet?

What, you don't think it really grew out from the ground?! C'mon, where's your imagination? Oh, all right. You can find my easy step-by-step Money Plant making instructions in my Money Plant Project e-Book »

Is there a Story Behind Your Money Plant Invention?

Absolutely. And that is also included in my Money Plant Project e-Book which is available as an instant download at the CreativeSlush.com Web site.

What can I put inside of the Money Plant Seed Packet to complete the gag?

Anything you'd like! People have filled the packet with pennies, real seeds, and their own "home-made" seeds. If you're an artist or crafter, you can get very creative with making your own "seeds" from paper, clay, buttons, wood, modeling compounds, or anything else your imagination conjures up. Some magic and novelty shops sell tiny replicas of minted coins (pennies, nickels, quarters, and dimes) that would also work well with the theme of this joke.

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