Bees are the most important critters on the planet. We have formulated this mix of colourful wildflowers specifically to be a magnet for bees and other positive pollinators.

• Seed Bomb Ingredients: Feast for the bees

  • Includes Poppy, Cornflower, Dill, Flax and Coriander seeds.
  • Mix of fertile clay and compost from Gippsland, Victoria
    
    

  Seed Bomb Ingredients: Blooming Wildflowers

  • Australian flower seeds: Field Poppy, Corn Marigolds, Cornflower and Corncockle. 
  • Mix of fertile clay and compost from Gippsland, Victoria

   

  Plant in your garden to help save the bees! 

  About the flowers: 

  • Flower colours: Mix of yellows, reds, greens and purple.
  • Flowers prefer full sun, and while they are tolerant of a wide range of soil conditions they will produce the most impressive flower show when sown in fertile, well-drained soil with a fine, sandy texture.
  • Flowers will grow over the winter months, expect an early flower display at springtime.
  • The seeds should germinate in between seven and 14 days.
  • For the best growth keep the soil evenly moist during dryer periods rather than giving irregular soakings. Feeding can enhance the production of flowers. Use a general purpose liquid fertiliser every three weeks or so, starting from when the plants are 15-20 cm in height.

   

  Features:

  • Thoughtful gift for all ages
  • Easy to plant
  • Handmade with love in Victoria
  • Create habitats for our pollinator friends
  • Perfect activity with the little ones or as a gif
    
    

  How to use:

  Growing wildflowers in our seed bombs is easy as, Plant, Water, and watch the flowers Flourish! 

  It’s always best to place seed bombs in a soiled area with limited debris preventing the seedlings from finding sturdy ground. Water the seed bomb for the first 7 days to make sure the seedlings don’t dry out. After the seedlings are 1 cm tall, only water them when they need to drink so they get conditioned to the natural environment. Flowers will bloom anywhere between 1-3 months after