Introducing Wildflower Seed Balls, the perfect gift for all the green thumbs out there! These little balls of joy are not your ordinary seeds. Packed with a mix of vibrant wildflower seeds, they are ready to transform any garden into a colorful paradise.
For gardeners, these seed balls are a dream come true. No more fussing with individual seeds or worrying about proper spacing. Simply scatter these balls of botanical goodness and let nature do its thing. Whether you’re a seasoned gardener or just starting out, these seed balls make planting a breeze.
But wait, there’s more! Wildflower Seed Balls are not just for gardeners. They also make a brilliant gift for grandparents who love spending time in their garden. Imagine the joy on their faces as they watch their garden burst into a kaleidoscope of colors, attracting butterflies and bees. It’s a gift that keeps on giving, bringing beauty and life to their outdoor sanctuary.
These seed balls are not only practical but also environmentally friendly. They are made from a mixture of clay, compost, and wildflower seeds, ensuring a sustainable and natural approach to gardening. Plus, they come in a delightful package that will bring a smile to anyone’s face.
So, whether you’re looking to surprise a gardening enthusiast or want to bring a touch of nature to your grandparents’ garden, Wildflower Seed Balls are the perfect choice. Get ready to sow the seeds of happiness and watch your garden bloom with these delightful little wonders.
Flyer –
Been down 5 weeks, no sign of anything at all. I know it says some may take a time but literally nothing!
Client d’Amazon –
N’as jamais fleuri…
peter –
Geht
Closeth –
CONFEZIONE CARINA MA NON SONO GERMINATI
Werner –
arnaque, pas une fleur
James –
a few came up this year loved looking at the poppies looking forward to next year the garden will look Lush
Lee H. –
A wonderful way to add colour to a dark corner of the garden
Amazon Customer –
Great little gift. Well packaged and easy to use. Put in a plant pot on top of compost and after two days in June and already have seedlings. Will buy more for bigger planters
Gary Williams –
They grow slower than wildflower seeds however the birds have left them alone. I have attempted twice to grow wildflower seeds & failed because the birds ate some of the seeds & then I couldn’t distinguish between the very few wildflowers & weeds.
As somebody who gardens a lot I have read a lot of negative reviews which I felt were due to not watering the bombs, so I do advise you keep these moist by watering them twice a week, make sure you water them as soon as you throw them on the ground because they’re inside dry clay/compost & they need moisture to germinate.
Also I am growing these in pots first because I get a lot of weeds that look like wildflowers in the beginning, now I don’t have to try to guess what is what. Once established I’ll plant them into the ground, then I nay puchase some more!
PAOLO –
Una esperanza para las abejas
Mrs Gillian MacDonald –
I am very keen to see a revival of bees and wanted to add some wild flowers to encourage them into my garden. I have tried sowing seeds in the past, but they didn’t grow and was looking for something a bit harder to plant. The bee bombs come in lovely and informative packaging, they are easy to sow. I look forward to seeing what wild flowers grow next spring/summer.
Amazon Customer –
Definitely does what it says on the tin! I’ve bought tonnes of wildflower seeds in the past and not had much joy. I was reluctant to pay £7.99 when a pack of seeds can be found for less than a pound but really wanted them to grow. The image doesn’t do it much justice but they’re all coming up after throwing them down 6 weeks ago. I bought 4 packs in total. Requires plenty of watering but nothing else needed so certainly worth paying the extra for the hassle & money saved not having to buy tools/compost/feed and prepare the ground etc
Anon –
Two years in 2021 I used these seeds. It’s was fantastic so beautiful a great selection of flowers beautiful poppies attracted a lot of bees and wildlife. So roll on 2023 I decided use again, me thinking that I am going to get the same selection of flowers. I was WRONG so wrong.
I ended up with these tiny little flier like mini daisies and a load of them LOTS OF THEM! And that’s all I lot! Not the selection I got two years. In fact they grew like weeds taking over what flowers that was there. And to my horror they attracted pigeons (flying rats) a lot of them. In the end I had to rip them up!
I was so disappointed! Will not be buying again sadly.