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Why our NEW Wildflower Jars make the perfect gift for nature lovers!

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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 contains eight peat-free, UK-made seed […]

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Why our NEW Flowers for Bees Collection is a must for nature lovers!

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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 decline, giving them a helping

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Image showing four round silver tins standing in a line next to each other; each tin has a different coloured label. One is orange, one is purple, one is turquoise green and one is sky blue. The orange tin contains a yellow 'L' on the front, the purple tin a light blue 'O', the turquoise green tin a dark blue 'V', and the skyblue tin a purple 'E'. They are arranged in a square within the box and spells the word 'love'.

Love Your Garden, Love Nature #rewild2025

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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 Britain, these green spaces together

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Let Herbs and Salads Bloom for Busy Bees

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You are probably growing herbs and salads for their amazing flavours and health benefits. But did you know they also are amazing for pollinators? When allowed to flower, they become buzzing hubs of activity, and they are quick to grow and to flower – making them a great choice to plant in summer months. And

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Why Grow Wildflowers?

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Over the last 50 years we have lost around 98% of our wildflower meadows, these natural sites were important wildlife rich habitats, teaming with biodiversity. Wildflowers provide important food for our native insects, not only nectar and pollen for bees, butterflies and moths but also caterpillars that feed on the plants. Insects may seem insignificant,

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How To Create A Wildflower Meadow

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Follow these easy steps to create your very own wildflower meadow! Choose a site that receives full sun during the summer. Wildflowers prefer nutrient-poor soil, so the next thing to do is check your soil. Ironically, ex-arable land is usually depleted of nutrients. Perennial weeds, such as nettle, dock and thistle, are a sign that

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10 best wildflowers to grow for insects

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Most insects have a special relationship with a wildflower, usually for food. Butterflies and moths use them as nursery plants for their young, other insects use them to hide out in wait for prey. Bees and pollinators visit them for nectar and pollen. With the UK’s natural wildflower habitats now depleted by a staggering 98%,

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Seedball Wins at RHS Chelsea

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We were super excited to be invited to have a Seedball stall at RHS Chelsea Flower Show 2023.  The show usually runs during the last week in May. We hired a van and drove down to spend the Sunday, flower-faffing and product-placing, until we were happy with the way the stand looked. Of course, we

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No Mow May

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“We can think of nothing better to help make the world a better place, than cultivating your garden. Someone who grows a garden, to help nature, is personally doing the important work of improving the world. Never underestimate the power of such a seemingly simple act” Ana & Emily Seedball Founders Seedball is again supporting

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September Wildflowers

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Wildflowers to look out for in September, include the mauve pincushions of Field Scabious (Knautia arvensis). Interestingly ‘mauve’ is the French name for ‘mallow’. The dark pink flowers of Common Mallow (Malva sylvestris) can be found now along with the paler sweet scented Musk Mallow (Malva moschata) are blooming now too. Common Mallow The scrambling purple blooms of Tufted Vetch (Vicia

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Wildflowers Of July 2023

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The midsummer month of July brings us wildflowers that take a little longer to get going but can last until the autumn, providing pollen and nectar for bees and butterflies. Knapweed also know as ‘hardheads’, will be revealing their tufty purple petals from within their sturdy buds.Scented Meadowsweet will be enticing pollinators with its frothy flowers and

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