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Kabloom Butterflybom Seedbom

Kabloom

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Bring on the butterflies!

Butterflybom is a seed bomb containing a nectar rich wildflower seed mix loved by butterflies as well as other pollinating insects. Help to promote butterfly populations.

SEED MIX* – Musk Mallow, Birds-foot Trefoil, Yarrow, Oxeye Daisy, Red Campion & Forget-me-not.

UK NATIVE % – 100%

*(Contains only species found on the RHS Plants for Pollinators List, those recommended by butterfly conservation as ‘larval food plants’ and includes some annuals for 1st-year impact).

  • ECO FRIENDLY – Seedboms are plastic free, fully biodegradable and compostable, making them the perfect environmentally friendly product.
  • EASY TO USE – Seedboms are easy to use by anyone. Follow our simple instructions on the packaging. No gardening experience necessary!
  • GOOD FOR NATURE – Help promote bee, butterfly and other pollinating insect populations and increase biodiversity by planting wildflowers.
  • GREAT FOR GIFTS – Seedboms make ideal eco friendly plastic free gifts. Surprise a friend or a loved one with this unusual gardening gift and get them out into nature!

Seedboms will biodegrade into the environment, so Go Guerrilla Gardening and leave only wildflowers behind! For best results use within 1 year of purchase. 

Weight - 25 g
Size - 55 × 55 × 80 mm

 

Material/Fabric: 

Seedboms are made from a 100% compostable bio-based shell containing organic peat-free compost, and wildflower seeds. The packaging is 100% biodegradable, recyclable, FSC accredited and glue-free.

Seedboms are created in the UK (shell casings are made in the Netherlands. All other materials are sourced in the UK). 

Meet the Maker

The idea for Seedboms came from Kabloom founder and director Darren Wilson. During his studies in 3D Design and Craft at university he decided to focus his attention on eco-friendly design. And so from that standpoint the concept of the Guerrilla Gardening Seedbom began.

Darren decided to look into the root of this apparent modern problem - our disassociation with nature. The mission? To design a product that got people outside and create nature in their cities. It was also very important to design products that weren’t going to end up in landfill someday. 

And so the Seedbom was born!