Help local bees thrive with our Bee Seedballs — a colourful, gift-ready box of 6 ready-to-scatter seedballs packed with nectar-rich wildflowers chosen to feed honey bees, bumblebees and solitary bees. Each seedball is hand-made by encasing wildflower seed in clay and peat-free compost; a small amount of natural chilli is often included to deter slugs and seed predators, so more seed survives to germinate. These seedballs are perfect for window boxes, balcony pots, paving cracks and small border patches — no digging or specialist tools required.
The bee mix contains a carefully selected blend of hardy, bee-attractive species (for example: Common Toadflax, Cornflower, Cowslip, Meadow cranesbill, Musk mallow, Oxeye daisy and Red campion) that deliver colour and forage through the season. Planting a small patch of bee flowers helps provide nectar and pollen at different times of year for a wide range of pollinators.
Why you’ll love them:
Ready to use: Simply scatter onto soil or compost. No digging.
Pollinator focused: Species chosen to maximise nectar & pollen for bees.
Eco credentials: Peat-free compost and compact, low-waste packaging.
Perfect as a small, postable thank-you or birthday gift for nature lovers and children’s party favours — compact packaging and a wildlife-first message make these an easy way to support local biodiversity.
Seedball was founded by conservation scientists to make it easy for people to grow native wildflowers and support pollinators. Seedballs use UK-sourced wildflower seed, peat-free compost and recyclable/compostable packaging where possible, so your purchase helps both bumblebees and more sustainable gardening.
Packs available:
Green Bee Mix: Includes Birdsfoot Trefoil, Red Clover, Viper’s Bugloss and Wild Marjoram – all recommended as bee-friendly plants by the Bumblebee Conservation Trust.
Pink Bee Mix: A mix of Meadow buttercup, Oxeye daisy, Red clover, Self heal and Yarrow.
Teal Bee Mix: A mix of Common toadflax, Cornflower, Cowslip, Meadow cranesbill, Musk mallow, Oxeye daisy and Red campion.
Help local bees thrive with our Bee Seedballs — a colourful, gift-ready box of 6 ready-to-scatter seedballs packed with nectar-rich wildflowers chosen to feed honey bees, bumblebees and solitary bees. Each seedball is hand-made by encasing wildflower seed in clay and peat-free compost; a small amount of natural chilli is often included to deter slugs and seed predators, so more seed survives to germinate. These seedballs are perfect for window boxes, balcony pots, paving cracks and small border patches — no digging or specialist tools required.
The bee mix contains a carefully selected blend of hardy, bee-attractive species (for example: Common Toadflax, Cornflower, Cowslip, Meadow cranesbill, Musk mallow, Oxeye daisy and Red campion) that deliver colour and forage through the season. Planting a small patch of bee flowers helps provide nectar and pollen at different times of year for a wide range of pollinators.
Why you’ll love them:
Ready to use: Simply scatter onto soil or compost. No digging.
Pollinator focused: Species chosen to maximise nectar & pollen for bees.
Eco credentials: Peat-free compost and compact, low-waste packaging.
Perfect as a small, postable thank-you or birthday gift for nature lovers and children’s party favours — compact packaging and a wildlife-first message make these an easy way to support local biodiversity.
Seedball was founded by conservation scientists to make it easy for people to grow native wildflowers and support pollinators. Seedballs use UK-sourced wildflower seed, peat-free compost and recyclable/compostable packaging where possible, so your purchase helps both bumblebees and more sustainable gardening.
Packs available:
Green Bee Mix: Includes Birdsfoot Trefoil, Red Clover, Viper’s Bugloss and Wild Marjoram – all recommended as bee-friendly plants by the Bumblebee Conservation Trust.
Pink Bee Mix: A mix of Meadow buttercup, Oxeye daisy, Red clover, Self heal and Yarrow.
Teal Bee Mix: A mix of Common toadflax, Cornflower, Cowslip, Meadow cranesbill, Musk mallow, Oxeye daisy and Red campion.
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