2017 Global Green Succulent Stamps
Price range: $30.00 through $230.00
The Green Succulent Global Forever international rate stamp will be available in panes of 10 stamps to be issued April 28. It can be used to mail a 1-ounce letter to any country where First-Class Mail International service is available. The stamp features a photograph of an echeveria, a succulent native to the Americas. William J. Gicker was the art director and Greg Breeding designed the stamp with an existing photograph by Erika Kirkpatrick. The first-day-of-issue will be in San Francisco.
| Format | Sheet |
|---|---|
| Issue Year | 2017 |
| Mail Service | Global Mail |
| Product Type | New Releases |
| Size | 500 Stamps 50 Sheets ,250 Stamps 25 Sheets ,100 Stamps 10 Sheets |
Description
2017 $1.15 Global: Green Succulent
Value: $1.15
Issued: April 28, 2017
First Day City: Albuquerque, NM
Method: Offset
Self-Adhesive
Succulents – plants with fleshy leaves and stems that store water – can be found decorating homes all over the world. Their vivid colors and interesting shapes have made them a favorite ornamental plant.
The reason succulents have become so popular is their exotic appearance and ease of care. These plants thrive in warm temperatures with low humidity and little water – perfect conditions for a houseplant. Succulents make eye-catching additions to home decor, too. Some are green, while others have bright accents like blue, yellow or red. Each variety has interestingly shaped leaves and grows in a unique way: Some are tall and sprawling while others grow close together and near the ground. Anyone can find a type that suits their style.
One of the most popular succulent species is “hen and chicks.” This variety consists of many leaves clustered together, resembling a flower – like the echeveria on this stamp. The main plant (hen) stays fairly small, but will produce lots of sprouts (chicks) that grow nearby. Before long, they will fill up a garden.
With their hardiness and striking appearance, succulents have been used for more than just potted plants. They are found in centerpieces, bouquets and even boutonnières and corsages. These one-of-a-kind plants are sure to be popular for many years to come.
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