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SEEDBALL Bat Mix Wildflower Seed Bombs (Pack of 3, 6 Balls Per Box) | Eco Friendly British Wild Flower Seeds Mix for Attracting Bats to Your Garden | Stocking Filler & Happy Halloween Gardening Gifts

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  • 【 BAT MIX SEED BOMB 】Three boxes filled with wildflower seeds for attracting bats to your balcony or garden. Each box contains 6 seed balls and will cover 1-2 pots or use 3 boxes per half square metre in your garden. Every seed ball contains approximately 30 seeds from a mix of Borage, Cornflower, Corn marigold, Evening primrose, Wallflower and Night-scented stock.
  • 【 WILDFLOWER SEEDS 】Our Bat Mix contains a special combination of wildflowers to attract a wide diversity of insects that bats feed on, including flowers that release their fragrance in the evening when bats are most active in our gardens. The mix also contains plants with a combination of long and short pollen tubes and a range of colours and shapes of flower to maximise the number of insects that they attract.
  • 【 EASY PLANTING WILDFLOWERS 】Our seed balls are super simple to use and do not require any gardening expertise or even a shovel. Simply throw your seed bombs onto the soil, compost, garden bed or planter and ensure to leave at least 10cm between each ball. Our seed balls are made with clay and chilli powder to protect the seeds from predators, increasing the chances of your flowers growing.
  • 【 SCATTER NOW 】Autumn is the best scattering time. The cold helps support strong growth, maximising the chances of a beautiful wildflower display. Children and adults can enjoy planting these wildflower seeds together to welcome bats to the garden.
  • 【 BAT LOVER GIFTS 】Our seed bombs make wonderful wildflower gifts for any time of year, as well as fun Halloween, Christmas or birthday party gifts. Perfect gardening gifts for men and women or a thoughtful thank you present for bat lovers that you could add to a gardening hamper or gift box. Inspire more people to grow native wildflowers to help garden wildlife populations.

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