Watering your Beebombs and getting them out. The optimum way to grow wildflowers from seedballs
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Read MoreMid December is a funny moment in the garden. Everything looks like it’s packed up for winter, and yet it’s probably the best time of year to make the decisions that will actually change what your space looks like next summer.
Read MoreIt might feel counterintuitive to be gardening when the ground is soft with rain and the days are short. But while the garden looks fast asleep, January is actually a brilliant time to start thinking about your wild space.
Read MoreThe popularity of sustainable gifting is rising, driven by a combination of environmental awareness, consumer values, and a growing realisation that traditional gifting practices can lead to waste and regret.
Read MoreBiodiversity Net Gain made easy and cost effectively with Beebombs seedballs. Build for nature and our wider community.
Read MoreHow to create a wildflower meadow
Clear a patch of soil, scatter Beebombs, and let nature do the rest. A mini wildflower meadow supports bees, butterflies, and other pollinators while transforming your garden into a colourful, low-maintenance space.
TL;DR: Bees are drawn to a wide range of nectar- and pollen-rich flowers. The 18 native species in Beebombs include some of the very best for pollinators, ensuring food sources across spring, summer, and autumn.
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Read MoreDo seedballs work? Your questions answered
Read MoreSeedballs are simple but effective: clay, soil, and native seeds combined into protective balls that wait for the right conditions to germinate. The clay shields seeds from birds, rodents, and harsh sun, while the soil provides nutrients for early growth. Scatter them by hand, sling, or drone, and they reach places machinery and planting crews cannot.
Read MoreA bespoke Beebomb case study for the Legal sector
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Read More25 bespoke Beebombs with “Spread the Love” branded tags, created as thoughtful eco gifts by a small, sustainability-minded homewares boutique.
Read MoreA wild encounter as a Beewolf attacks a feeding sweat bee
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