Questions & Curiosities

Every monthly envelope contains:

• 1 collectible trading card
• 1 illustrated field guide / notes page
• 1 handwritten-style letter home from the mystery student
• 1 postcard
• 2 stickers

Month-to-month is $8.99. A three-month term is $24.99, and a twelve-month term is $89.99. Shipping can be shown separately at checkout if you choose to charge it separately.

Month-to-month subscriptions renew each billing period until cancelled. For prepaid three-month and twelve-month plans, configure your Squarespace product settings to match whether you want them to renew or end after the purchased term.

Yes. Month-to-month subscribers can cancel before their next renewal. Add your final cancellation cutoff and refund policy here once you decide it.

No. The monthly specimen is intentionally kept secret until the envelope arrives. The plant is part of the student's current lesson and story.

That's part of the story. The student remains unnamed, and you learn about their life at the school only through the letters they send home.

Yes. Herbology Post tells one continuing story. Characters, professors, rumors, places, clues, and seemingly minor details can return later.

No. You can join with the current dispatch. The story is designed so new readers can enter along the way, while longtime subscribers will recognize more references and clues.

Each monthly trading card has a 1-in-5 chance of being replaced by its holographic version.

A Secret Rare is an additional restricted specimen card outside the normal monthly catalogue. 1 in 12 envelopes includes one.

No. Rare cards are randomly inserted and cannot be selected or guaranteed with an individual order.

Yes. The collection uses one consistent Herbology Post card back so regular, holographic, and Secret Rare cards all feel like part of the same archive.

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Herbology Post is designed as physical correspondence and will be mailed through USPS. Final postage class and delivery estimates should be added here once your packaging weight and dimensions are locked in.

Add your final replacement policy here before launch. A simple customer-friendly policy is best for damaged or genuinely lost mail.

Yes. Herbology Post blends an original fictional school and story with real botanical cultivation, history, folklore, and educational plant information.

No. References to historical, traditional, holistic, or medicinal plant use are provided for educational and storytelling purposes and are not personal medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment.

Yes. The three-month or twelve-month term works especially well as a gift. Make sure the recipient's mailing address is entered correctly at checkout.