Official Beebombs Wild Flower Seeds UK Native Mix - Handmade in Dorset Wildflower Meadow Seed Balls, Bee Gifts, Gift for Gardener, 21sqft Coverage

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We handmake our seedballs from sheltering local clay and sifted compost, packed with a range of native wildflower species' seeds. It’s was fantastic so beautiful a great selection of flowers beautiful poppies attracted a lot of bees and wildlife. However, some say that they grew like weeds taking over what flowers were there, and that the bag states there may not be a show of flowering on the first year.

Yarrow, Common Knapweed, Wild Carrot, Lady's Bedstraw, Rough Hawkbit, Oxeye Daisy, Ribwort Plantain, Cowslip, Self Heal, Corn Marigold, Yellow Rattle, Common Sorre, Salad Burnet, White Campion, Red Campion, Common Poppy, Cornflower, Corn Camomile. Driven by his love for nature and his memories of a childhood spent chasing newts, building camps and generally exploring the ancient heathland of Dorset. We turned up out of the blue and asked for flowers to be made up for my parents golden wedding anniversary .Beebombs are handmade, wildflower seedballs packed with thousands of seeds from native wildflower species. Will give months of pleasure from sowing, waiting in anticipation and eventually enjoying the display hopefully Year after year. Beebombs are designed to ensure creating a diverse and thriving wildflower meadow, could not be easier.

As requested by many of you, we have increased the volume of annual seed - giving you more poppies, cornflower, marigolds etc - to ensure a beautiful patch that also supports our pollinators! They mention that planting them was so simple, they are easy to sew and sow, and there is no preparation required. If you are an existing retail partner and don’t see yourself on the list, please contact us and we will add you straight away. Just scatter them straight onto open ground at any time of the year (although spring and autumn are optimum times). Native to these shores and invaluable to bees, butterflies and a range of other pollinators, it will provide a beautiful look to your wildflower garden.of seeds from 18 native wildflower species, mixed with local, protective clay and sifted, nurturing top soil. There are diverse – opinions on this around the world say spring and autumn are particularly good times to start them growing. Using seedballs protects the seeds from predators and provides a nurturing environment for the seeds to germinate from, making it easier for you to create the wildflower habitat Britain needs. I tend to say 'cleared soil' as wildflowers are slow growers compared to grasses and perennial weeds.