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Come join our mission to bring back the bees! We created Seedles, a powerful product which makes it fun and easy to grow wildflowers and solve the bee decline problem.
Growing wildflowers is the #1 way to save the bees.
Over 17 Billion wildflowers grown with our seed balls. Simply place on the ground, add water regularly and a drop of love. Wildflowers will bloom, and bees will come.
Let's Grow WildflowersGoing to be great for the bridal shower gift bag
First, I'm a guy's guy ... let's just say I'm not really into wildflowers and butterflies. I bought these for my wife thinking they might work, but probably not. Our backyard garden boxes are filling in nicely with wildflowers. My wife and I were quite surprised how many grew from just a few of these seed balls. I'll be back for more, great gift for friends who are into this kind of stuff. Thx.
I love Seedles Wildflower Gift Pack for gifts. Each wildflower represents a memory shared with a loved one that is no longer with us. Their legacy lives on through Seedles wildflowers!
Two months from planting to first bloom. This pic is 2.5 months, and there's lots more flowers about to pop out. I put these in small pots - and of course planted slightly more densely than recommended - so I'm having to water a lot in the hot weather. But these were easy overall!
Flowers are a huge part of my life and I’ve had great results with my poppies, a favorite of mine my whole life!
Not a single bloom. We had some flooding so
perhaps they all washed away, was hoping for blooms for the bees.
I bought these to plant with my kids (4, 4, and 2) and they worked perfectly! They were easy to use and plant, the kids loved the colors and that they were able to do it themselves. They have loved watching the sprouts come up and watering them. Will definitely be buying again!
My Seedles are growing but no flowers yet. I'm waiting for them to show up
What's easier than tossing a few items into the wild area of the garden? Nothing. Love the concept. Some I stepped on, the others I didn't. First time using the product, can't wait to see what grows.
Wonky spring this year. Little sun with regular rain so everything is behind. Seedless hummingbird attracting is doing the best. Seedless for the win!
Not one of mine came up but I think they were disturbed by deer or squirrels or chipmunks.
I bought a bunch of Seedles to plant with my kids. They got to see how different conditions (a flower pot, a shady garden bed, and a garden bed that gets a few hours of direct sunlight each day) yield different results.
I have planted a combination of native wildflowers and hummingbird seeds in 4 containers. Out of the 20 I planted it looks like 12 are germinating, so far. Looking forward to them actually blooming this summer. I like the concept since they were so easy to plant.
many of my green thumbed friends thought that my property was too dry, and did not get enough sunlight to be able to grow wildflowers ... I have tried unsuccessfully on a few occasions to grow them ... the seedles apparently are working, and I will be buying more of them in the future
What if everyone's home
could become a feast
for the eyes, and a
buffet for the bees?
Why not plant some wildflowers?
A seed ball is a set of
seeds, encased in a
nutrient dense ball of
soil and clay. They are
protected from predators
and grow beautiful wildflowers.
Over 17 BILLION
wildflowers have been
planted with Seedles
seed balls so far. Our
goal is to grow 100 Billion wildflowers.
Will you join the fun?
"DON'T JUDGE EACH DAY BY THE HARVEST YOU REAP, BUT BY THE SEEDS YOU PLANT"
-ROBERT LOUIS STEVENSON
Going to be great for the bridal shower gift bag
First, I'm a guy's guy ... let's just say I'm not really into wildflowers and butterflies. I bought these for my wife thinking they might work, but probably not. Our backyard garden boxes are filling in nicely with wildflowers. My wife and I were quite surprised how many grew from just a few of these seed balls. I'll be back for more, great gift for friends who are into this kind of stuff. Thx.
I love Seedles Wildflower Gift Pack for gifts. Each wildflower represents a memory shared with a loved one that is no longer with us. Their legacy lives on through Seedles wildflowers!
Two months from planting to first bloom. This pic is 2.5 months, and there's lots more flowers about to pop out. I put these in small pots - and of course planted slightly more densely than recommended - so I'm having to water a lot in the hot weather. But these were easy overall!
Flowers are a huge part of my life and I’ve had great results with my poppies, a favorite of mine my whole life!
Not a single bloom. We had some flooding so
perhaps they all washed away, was hoping for blooms for the bees.
I bought these to plant with my kids (4, 4, and 2) and they worked perfectly! They were easy to use and plant, the kids loved the colors and that they were able to do it themselves. They have loved watching the sprouts come up and watering them. Will definitely be buying again!
My Seedles are growing but no flowers yet. I'm waiting for them to show up
What's easier than tossing a few items into the wild area of the garden? Nothing. Love the concept. Some I stepped on, the others I didn't. First time using the product, can't wait to see what grows.
Wonky spring this year. Little sun with regular rain so everything is behind. Seedless hummingbird attracting is doing the best. Seedless for the win!
Not one of mine came up but I think they were disturbed by deer or squirrels or chipmunks.
I bought a bunch of Seedles to plant with my kids. They got to see how different conditions (a flower pot, a shady garden bed, and a garden bed that gets a few hours of direct sunlight each day) yield different results.
I have planted a combination of native wildflowers and hummingbird seeds in 4 containers. Out of the 20 I planted it looks like 12 are germinating, so far. Looking forward to them actually blooming this summer. I like the concept since they were so easy to plant.
many of my green thumbed friends thought that my property was too dry, and did not get enough sunlight to be able to grow wildflowers ... I have tried unsuccessfully on a few occasions to grow them ... the seedles apparently are working, and I will be buying more of them in the future
