Edible Flowers
A large grab bag of Edible Flowers containing 50 seed balls.
As well as for use in your own garden, Seedball Bulk Bags make for lovely gardening gifts, bee and butterfly gifts or eco-friendly gifts. They will work well in all growing spaces – window boxes, balcony pots, garden beds and wildlife gardens. It’s time to rewild!

£9.00 Original price was: £9.00.£4.50Current price is: £4.50.
Each bag contains 50 seed balls. They’re really easy to use, simply scatter on top of soil in a garden bed or planter.
• One bag of 50 seed bombs will cover 2.5 square metres in a garden bed or 7-12 medium sized pots
• Leave at least 10cm between each ball
Best scattered in Spring or Autumn. See our FAQ page for more details on how to get the best from your seed balls.
The mix includes the following super wildlife-friendly flowers:

Borage
Borage tastes just like cucumber. The flowers and young leaves are best in salads or teas. The pretty flowers are a great addition to salads and drinks, try freezing them in ice cubes. Dry the leaves and flowers to make a fresh flavoured medicinal tea, traditionally used for gastrointestinal, respiratory and cardiovascular disorders.

Lady's Smock
The leaves taste of mustard or wasabi, and the flowers taste like cress with hints of sweetness and spice. The leaves can be a bit small and fiddly to collect - basal leaves at the bottom of the plant are easier. Leaves and flowers are lovely in salad. A tea made with the leaves of this plant was often used in the past as a Spring tonic or for menstrual problems.

Pignut
Pignuts take a few years to grow. They taste a little like a sweet chestnut or hazelnut crossed with a radish. The root must be carefully followed to find the nut at the end. It often bends 90 degrees before the nut and snaps off very easily.

Primrose
Flowers and leaves can be used in salads, as a green vegetable, or in tea to treat anxiety, insomnia, and migraines. Roots can be used to make cough syrups and in arthritis and rheumatism treatments.

Red Clover
The leaves taste like grass, the seeds taste like peas and the flowers taste sweet and are best on a sunny day -just beat the bees to them! The flowers are great in salads, and the peas taste good and cause bloating if you eat too many.

Shepherd's Purse
The leaves can be eaten raw or cooked. The flower tips can be eaten as a snack, and the dried flowers and leaves can be used as a tea. Some of the tea can be used on a cotton bud to stop nosebleeds.

Wild Garlic
The plant can be used raw or cooked. It's best to leave the roots alone, as the leaves are tastier and there are no bulbs. This plant is known to reduce high blood pressure and cholesterol levels, and like bulb garlic, it has more medicinal claims than space to print them.
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