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Wildflower Seed Ball Matchboxes Set

£15.00

Beautiful native wildflowers for garden beds and pots, Simply scatter and let nature do the rest!

These newly illustrated wildflower seed ball matchboxes are just beautiful! This set of six boxes includes seed balls for bees, birds, bats, butterflies, beetles and hedgehogs, totally perfect for anyone who loves their garden wildlife Perfect as a little gift as a set or break up the box to give them out individually.

The collection includes one box for each type wildlife plus an information card with details on each wildflower mix.

Each box (made from 100% recycled card) contains 6 seed balls, plus a little card to explain what the balls are and how to use them. Seed balls are incredibly easy to use – simply scatter on top of soil/compost (no digging or expertise required!) and nature will do the rest! One box will cover 1-2 pots. Use 3 boxes per half square metre in a garden.

Best scattered in the Autumn or Spring. If scattering in Spring we recommend popping the wildflower seed ball matchboxes in the fridge for a couple of weeks first to give them a little cold blast – this aids germination 🙂

Please note that this listing is for a single box. Choose from the design or let us pick to suit your other purchases.

We will only select festive designs at the appropriate time of year!
Further info:
What is a Seedball?

A ball made from seeds, clay, peat-free compost and chili powder.

Why use Seedballs?

The ball prevents the seeds from being a tasty lunch for birds and insects, thereby increasing the chances of your flowers growing. Plus they’re super easy to use, no digging and no expert knowledge needed!

What’s in the box?

There are 6 balls in each box, and around 30 seeds per ball.

How do I use Seedballs?

Throw onto soil or compost in a garden bed or planter in Spring or Autumn, leaving at least 10cm between each ball. Your Seedball has everything it needs to grow and, once the ball becomes moist and the temperature is right, your seeds will germinate! You can see a video here.