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20 BEE-FRIENDLY FLOWER SEED BALLS | 4 FLOWER VARIETIES | NON-GMO SEEDS | AUSTRALIAN-SOURCED SEEDS | COMPOST & MINERAL CLAY | POLLINATOR-FRIENDLY GARDENING | PLASTIC-FREE | MADE IN AUSTRALIA
Create a colourful little garden that the bees will love!
The Urban Greens Bee Friendly Flowers Seed Balls make growing your own beautiful bee-friendly flowers simple and fun. Each pack includes 20 ready-to-plant seed balls, featuring a specially selected mix of White Daisies, Californian Poppies, Schizanthus and Alyssum.
These beautiful flowering varieties are selected to help attract visiting bees and other pollinators, making them a lovely addition to your backyard flower garden.
Not a green thumb? No worries! Each seed ball combines Australian-sourced, non-GMO flower seeds with nourishing compost, mineral clay and a pinch of chilli powder. The compost provides nutrients to help support early growth, while the mineral clay helps bind the seeds together before germination. The chilli powder is included to help discourage unwanted garden visitors.
These clever little seed balls offer a convenient alternative to handling individual seeds, making it easier to get your own colourful flower garden started.
Perfect for flower lovers, beginner gardeners or anyone wanting to create a more welcoming garden for visiting pollinators. A thoughtful little gift for the nature lover in your life, too!
What's Included:
Seeds per ball: Approximately 10–50, depending on the variety.
Naturally good for you & the planet:
Owned and Made, with ♡, in Australia
Let us know if you have any questions about the Urban Greens - Bee Friendly Flowers Seed Balls at askusanything@goforzero.com.au
Overall rating: 4.5 / 5 from 4 reviews.
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"I planted these as soon as these arrived today, I wanted to do everything I could to help the 🐝 am looking forward to when they flower"
"Great idea. Doing everything I can for the bees."
"Planted them today next to the veggie garden to bring in the bees"