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 just as powerful. As a […]
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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 up. This month is all
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 lives that make our world
Introducing the Seedball × Royal Entomological Society Wildflowers Mix! Read More »
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 just right. Seeds don’t like to
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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 creatures that rely on wildflowers
No Mow May: Let Your Grass Grow Wild and Support Pollinators! Read More »
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 little wilder, brighter, and more
Spring Scatter – Share the Love and Rewild 2025! Read More »
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
