Edible Flowers Forager's Mix Seedball Pack
Edible Flowers Forager's Mix Seedball Pack
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Transform your garden space into an edible haven with this vibrant mix of native edible wildflower seed balls. Easy to scatter over beds, planters, or window boxes, these versatile blooms can be harvested to brighten salads, garnish seasonal dishes, freeze into decorative ice cubes, or brew into delicate herbal teas—all while creating a rich haven for local pollinators.
Key Features
- Contains a super wildlife-friendly mix of native edible species including Evening Primrose, Borage, Wild Garlic, and Red Clover
- Effortless planting—simply scatter onto bare soil in garden beds, balcony pots, or window boxes without digging
- Packed with nutrients and peat-free clay to protect seeds from birds and insects until germination
- Makes a thoughtful eco-friendly gift for gardeners, foragers, and wildlife enthusiasts
Product Details
Contents: 1 x Bag of 100 Seed Balls (Coverage: approx. 5 sq metres)
Seed Mix: Evening Primrose, Lady’s Smock, Shepherd’s Purse, Wild Garlic, Borage, Pignut & Red Clover (30–100 seeds per ball)
Planting Window: Best sown between Autumn and early Spring
Delivery Restriction: Unavailable for delivery to Northern Ireland due to seed regulations
Delivery & Returns Information
Delivery & Returns Information
Returns and Refund Policy
We want you to be delighted with your purchase, but if you are not, you can return any item to us in its original condition within 14 days, from receipt of the goods.
UK Standard Delivery
UK Standard delivery (arrives within 3-5 working days from receipt of order)
- Standard Delivery is FREE when you spend £50 or above (exceptions apply)
- £5 for orders under £50 *
- Express delivery option £7.00
- Orders will be delivered Monday to Friday (excluding Bank and Public holidays)
Free shipping does not apply to cat litter due to the weight of these items. Shipping for these is £7, plus any standard delivery charge.
Please note the Isle of Man and Channel Islands are not part of the UK.
