Why Autumn Has Always Been the Best Time to Scatter Seedballs — And Why It’s Now More Important Than Ever!
Autumn is here, and we couldn’t be happier! There’s something truly magical about this time of year: the light turns a gorgeous soft gold, crisp morning air greets us in the garden, and the soil is still holding on to the lovely lingering warmth of summer sunshine.. For years, in
Seedball Community Heros! Tineys Allotment
This week we’re celebrating Tiney’s Allotment, a wonderful example of how wildlife-friendly growing spaces can inspire others to garden for nature, whether on their own adjacent allotment plots or in their own back gardens. Phil from Tiney’s Allotment shares… Tiney’s Allotment started a few years back now, following a lifetime
Seedball Community Heros! Plot 22
This week we’re celebrating Plot 22 Community Garden, a thriving community allotment based at the Weald allotment site in the heart of Hove. Grace from Plot 22 shares…. We are a community allotment based at the Weald allotment site in central Hove. Many of our members joined Plot 22 to
Give to Gain: Celebrating International Women’s Day 2026 at Seedball
This International Women’s Day, we are reflecting on a theme that sits at the very heart of everything we do: #GiveToGain. In nature, the principle is simple. You give a seed to the earth, and in return, you gain a flourishing ecosystem. In business, we’ve found the philosophy to be
March in the Wildflower Garden
Part of the Seedball Wildflower Year Series March is the month of beginnings. It might not feel like spring every day — but look closely and you’ll see signs of the season gently waking. Buds are forming, birds are singing, and the first wildflowers are pushing up from the soil.
🌿 February in the Wildflower Garden
Part of the Seedball Wildflower Year Series February may still feel like the depths of winter, but signs of spring are quietly stirring. Look closely and you’ll see the very first wildflowers beginning to bloom, offering early nectar for pollinators and a gentle reminder that the earth is waking
NEW! Wildflower Grow Kits: the easiest way to grow more flowers
If you’ve ever wanted to grow wildflowers but felt unsure where to start, our new Wildflower Grow Kits were made for you. No digging.No gardening experience required. Just simple, joyful growing — pop on your windowsill or desk! What’s inside the Wildflower Grow Kit? Each Wildflower Grow Kit includes: A
Introducing the Seedball × Royal Entomological Society Wildflowers Mix!
We’re delighted to share something very special with you today — our Seedball Wildflowers Mix, created in partnership with the Royal Entomological Society. This isn’t just a new product in our range — it’s a step toward rebuilding habitat, nurturing biodiversity, and reconnecting people with the wonder of the smaller
🌿 January in the Wildflower Garden
Part of The Year in a Wildflower Garden series… January might feel like the quietest month in the garden — but beneath the surface, the wild world is quietly preparing for spring. It’s a time of rest, reflection, and gentle action. The days are short, the air is crisp, and
🦊 Winter Foxes: What’s Really Happening in Our Gardens?
As the nights draw in, foxes are still about.You might spot one crossing the road at dusk, or hear an unexpected call in the early hours. It can be surprising — even a little unsettling — but winter is actually one of the most important times in a fox’s year.
Black Friday 2025 Is Here — Grow Wildflowers, Help Wildlife – Give Gifts that Give Back!
It’s that time of year: our Black Friday sale is live, and at Seedball — we know you have lots of choices of where you can shop this Christmas – So we want to give a massive thank you to you now for choosing to shop small, shop British, shop sustainable and shop in
Why our NEW Wildflower Jars make the perfect gift for nature lovers!
If you’re looking for an eco-friendly, thoughtful gift — or simply something lovely for your own garden — then our super cute Wildflower Jars are perfect! These little jars are designed to bring native wildflowers into even the smallest spaces: balcony pots, window boxes, garden beds, or planters. Each jar
Why our NEW Flowers for Bees Collection is a must for nature lovers!
Creating a bee-friendly garden — whether you have a big backyard, a balcony planter or a windowsill pot — is incredibly rewarding! And we have made it even simpler! Our NEW Flowers for Bees Collection has all the wildflowers you need to help. As populations of bees and other pollinators
Introducing Our New Butterfly Boxes — In Support of London Wildlife Trust
We’re so excited to share something special this autumn: our brand-new Butterfly Boxes, created in collaboration with London Wildlife Trust. These little boxes might be small, but they carry a big impact — for pollinators, for people, and for the city we call home. Each set contains three gorgeous matchbox-style
Why We Are Celebrating Wasps This September: Inspired by Endless Forms
When most of us think of wasps, we picture our picnics under siege or a sharp sting we’d rather forget. But this September, inspired by reading Professor Seirian Sumner’s brilliant new book Endless Forms: The Secret World of Wasps, we’ve been rethinking these insects that are so often misunderstood. Far from
Why Autumn is the very best time of year to scatter wildflower seed balls!
If there’s one gardener’s secret we want to share, it’s this: Autumn is the magic season for wildflowers!! Scatter your seed balls now and nature will do most of the hard work for you. Cold Stratification: Nature’s germination trigger Many wildflower seeds are designed to wait till the time is
Guest Blog: How Supporting All Pollinators Creates Better Honey — And a Healthier Landscape
Guest blog by Laurence at Black Mountain Honey At Black Mountain Honey, we love honey — but we love bees and pollinators even more. After all, no honey would exist without them. While honey bees are incredible pollinators, they are just one part of a diverse and beautiful ecosystem. To
🌼 June in the Wildflower Garden
Part of The Year in a Wildflower Garden series… June has arrived — the month of long golden evenings, abundant blooms, and gardens that seem to hum with life. It’s a time of peak wildflower magic, when everything is growing with urgency and joy. From bees drowsily bobbing from flower
No Mow May: Let Your Grass Grow Wild and Support Pollinators!
May is here, and with it comes the No Mow May campaign — an initiative by Plantlife that encourages us all to take a break from mowing our lawns for the month of May. By doing so, we help create a haven for pollinators, including bees, butterflies, and other vital
Why We’re All About No Mow May (And How You Can Get 50% Off Seedball When You Go Wild!)
There’s a magic that happens when we simply… pause. When we resist the urge to tidy, to tame, to control — and instead, let nature show us what she’s capable of. That’s the heart of No Mow May.And honestly, it’s one of the easiest (and most powerful) things we can
Spring Scatter – Share the Love and Rewild 2025!
Spring is officially here, and we’re all about making the most of it. The days are getting longer, the flowers are starting to bloom, and it’s the perfect time to get outside and spread some wildflower love. This April, we want you to join us in making this spring a
30 Days Wild: Embrace Nature Every Day!
June is here — and so is one of our favourite annual campaigns: 30 Days Wild, from our friends at The Wildlife Trust. If you’ve not come across it before, it’s beautifully simple: one wild thing a day, every day, for 30 days. Whether it’s planting wildflowers, watching bees, listening
Helping birds build their homes: providing nesting materials
Guest blog by Nik Mitchell As spring approaches, birds are busy preparing for nesting season. Providing them with suitable nesting materials can really help them out and boost local bird populations. However some things left out can be harmful. So here’s a guide of safe materials and things to avoid.
Best Eco-Friendly Gifts for Mother’s Day 2025
Mother’s Day is the perfect time to show appreciation for the incredible women in our lives — and what better way to do it than with a gift that’s kind to both Mum and the planet? 🌍💚 At Seedball, we believe that the most meaningful gifts are those that give
How to Attract Bees and Butterflies to your Garden This Spring
Now, we know we are biased but we think there’s nothing better than seeing bees and butterflies buzzing around your garden – but with their habitats shrinking, they need our help more than ever. Pollinators are essential for a healthy ecosystem, but with fewer wild spaces available, gardens have become
Seedballs Definitive Guide To Wildflower Planting for Allotmenteers!
Including wildflowers in your allotment is a fantastic way to create a a mini wildlife haven, attracting pollinators, improving biodiversity, and adding in colour. Wildflowers can help boost crop pollination, improve soil health, and provide a low-maintenance, eco-friendly alternative to traditional flower beds. Whether you want to fill an unused
February School Giveaway
Show Wildlife Some Love And Grab your FREE Oddballs for Schools, Charities and Community Groups this February! This February, as the first hints of Spring can be seen peaking through, we’re excited to launch our “Love Your Garden, Love Wildlife” campaign by giving away FREE bags of our Oddballs to
Love Your Garden, Love Nature #rewild2025
This Valentine’s Day, why not share the love by transforming your garden into a haven for wildlife? Did you know that gardens in the UK cover an area of 433,000 hectares – an area so huuuuuge it’s comparable size to the whole of Norfolk! With over 15 million gardens across
Preparing for Spring: The Importance of Wildflowers for Pollinators
Hi all! Winter is slowly loosening its grip and we are loving seeing hints of spring beginning to emerge, it’s the perfect time to start planning a transformation in your garden—a transformation that can help nature! At Seedball, we love wildflowers for their beauty and their ability to support our
5 Ways to Celebrate Wildlife This Christmas
Yay! Festive season is in full swing, and while we decorate our homes and exchange gifts, let’s not forget our wildlife friends. By making small, mindful choices, we can create a Christmas that’s not only magical for us but also beneficial to the nature around us. Here are five ways
