Wildflower Native Seed Bombs
 Supporting Ireland's Nature and Family Well-Being

Made in Co Meath with local soil and native Irish seed.
As featured on RTE - Irish Independent - Irish Times 2021.

Seed Bomb Ireland's unique range of authentic Irish wildflower seed bombs are designed following ancient seed preservation methods of our ancestors, preventing hungry wildlife creatures from eating the seeds before they can grow. Wildflower seeds are locked into the soil and cannot germinate until soaked in water for activation. Simply throw or place wildflower seed bombs onto soil that is clear of grass and weed growth, plant in open flower beds, pots, and containers to grow a happy haven of beautiful blooms for pollinators and wildlife.

Seed Bomb Ireland premium range of native Irish wildflower seed mixtures is created to suit various Irish environments such as woodland and wetland areas as well as garden mixtures of native Irish wildflowers and cottage garden favorites to attract a wide variety of pollinators and wildlife species.

All of our wildflower seed bombs are crafted in Co Meath with local soil and Native Irish seed. Seed Bomb Ireland supply Irish outlets, garden centers, online retailers, schools, colleges, community groups, gardeners, and landscapers. All Seed Bomb Ireland packaging is Eco-friendly and our wildflower seed bombs, are a sustainable landscaping solution. Wildflowers cleanse the soil and air of pollution, they knit the soil together eliminating erosion, and soak up excess rainwater whilst providing beautiful habitat for bee, nature and wildlife.

Wildflower Seed Bombs create a valuable link to nature for families, community gardening groups, and schools. When hands come together in nature the benefits are seen very quickly, children learn how to connect with nature and learn about the cycle of life. Children can plant their own wildflower seed bombs in areas of the garden, nurture them along with regular watering in dry weather and watch them grow into beautiful blooms that attract all kinds of beneficial insects.

Kids can watch bumblebees fill up their leg baskets with pollen and fly home with their precious baby food to feed to bee larvae. They can watch how bees and butterflies drink up nectar for energy, and study their own real-life nature project, recording the different pollinator species and which wild flowers they prefer.

Thanks to an inspirational conservation plan, Irish communities,
 businesses and individuals are taking action to save Ireland’s threatened bees.

When is The Best time to plant your Irish Wildflower Seed Bombs?

Please note, this is a guide, nature always decides when its the right time to grow.
 While patience's is part of the magic to growing a beautiful wildflower haven.

Soil should be watered regularly in the absence of rainfall during Springtime for germination results. Wildflower seeds need plenty of water to grow initially, after a couple of months their root systems can dig deep for water reserves and they can cope well in drought conditions, unlike bedding plants that require ongoing watering.

Please note that soaking wildflower seed bombs in water for a few hours prior to planting is a good method to follow when planting in warm weather. Year 1 wildflower annuals produce seeds that will grow the following season. Remove the plants
once they have finished flowering and the seeds harvested.

Year 2 wildflower perennials grow stronger and larger each growing season. They produce lots of seeds thanks to the work of busy pollinators. You can spread your seeds into other areas or gift them to family and friends. Cut your perennial wildflowers back to new growth at the base of the plants and compost the old growth. They usually regrow for a second or sometimes 3rd bloom during the Summer season, producing more seeds. Please Store your wildflower seed bombs in a dry place until ready to plant. See further down the page how to use seed bombs.