national seed planting season
We are now in national seed planting season, and To celebrate we have teamed up with the amazing @beebombsdorset - gifting you Beebombs with every purchase until the end up October.
Beebombs are little seed bombs of wild flowers made in Dorset, simply spread them in your garden and wait for them to flower and #bringthebeesback! 🐝
Planting beebombs will fill your garden with bright swaying flowers - bringing a constant flurry of butterflies and honey bees flocking to your garden throughout the year. These nutrient-rich seed bombs are a great way to kickstart growth across your garden and play an important role in the biodiversity of Britain’s plants, so knowing when to plant them is key to successful bee-bombing - and this is how to do it.
British wildflowers continue to evolve over time, constantly trying to adapt to more extreme seasons and increased land farming, which has led to a huge reduction in native wildflower populations across the country.
Growing native wildflowers through beebombs is as simple as scattering them into empty soil beds and watching them flower as the year progresses. It is important the soil you scatter across is empty as these natural seeded bombs can be easily out-done by grasses and perennial weeds such as buttercups, dandelions and brambles.