Blossombs - kraft bag mix
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Blossombs - kraft bag mix
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Kraft bags with loose Blossombs! For everyone who wants to spread as many seed bombs and color as possible! Mix colors.
With the brightly colored flower bombs from Blossombs you create a true sea of flowers and food paradise for bees and butterflies. Throw the Blossombs wherever you want flowers; in the garden, on the balcony or a vacant piece of land, wait for the rain (or use a watering can) and after a few weeks you, the bee and the butterflies can enjoy the most colorful flowers!
Made in the Netherlands with organic wild flower seeds and natural clay, nutrients and colour pigments.
Help butterflies and bees and bring color to your neighborhood!
HOW DOES IT WORK?
It actually works very simply: throw the Blossombs wherever you want flowers: in your garden, along the ditch or on a bare piece of ground in and around urban areas. You do not have to bury Blossombs, but you can press them lightly into the soil. Then wait for the rain or use a watering can. After a few days they 'burst' open and you will see small plants appear.
Then it will take a few more weeks before you, the bee and the butterflies can enjoy the wild flowers! In short: patience is required until nature does its work.
Best sowing time: March to September
If you throw them outside later in the season, they will come up next spring!
BLOSSOMBS FLOWER BOMBS
The flower bombs are made of natural clay, organic wild flower seeds and natural colour pigments. Blossombs have a shelf life of over 2 years and produce flowers from spring to autumn that attract bees and butterflies. This nutrition is extremely important for a better biodiversity!
The organic flower seed mix consists of: Alexandrian clover, Corncockle, Crimson clover, Flax, Mallow, Poppy, Phacelia, Cornflower, Persian clover and Yellow mustard.
Some seeds germinate in spring, others in summer or even later, so the bees (and you) can enjoy flowers all season long.