Seedball foragers mix

Edible wildflower mix
Availability: In stock
SKU: FORMIX
£6.99

Grow your own food with a selection of wild edible plants including Primrose, Shepherd’s purse, Wild garlic, Borage, Red clover, Pignut and Lady’s Smock. Each pack contains 20 seedballs filled with native wildflower seeds. Clay coating protects the seeds while a hint of chilli deters insects. Scatter in spring or autumn and watch them sprout in 4-6 weeks with sun and rain. These hardy seeds thrive in rural and urban areas. 

 

Every purchase helps us protect, restore and create healthy, thriving woodland habitats and improve access to nature for everyone.

Grow your own food with a selection of wild edible plants including Primrose, Shepherd’s purse, Wild garlic, Borage, Red clover, Pignut and Lady’s Smock. Each pack contains 20 seedballs filled with native wildflower seeds. Clay coating protects the seeds while a hint of chilli deters insects. Scatter in spring or autumn and watch them sprout in 4-6 weeks with sun and rain. These hardy seeds thrive in rural and urban areas. 

 

Every purchase helps us protect, restore and create healthy, thriving woodland habitats and improve access to nature for everyone.

  • Not suitable for children
  • Made in the UK
  • Please note that recent changes to regulations mean we are, unfortunately, currently unable to ship our seedballs to Northern Ireland. We apologise for any inconvenience caused.

Borage (Borago officinalis)

Borage tastes just like cucumber. The flowers and young leaves are best in salads or teas. The flowers are a great addition to salads and drinks. They can also be used dried as a pot herb with a fresh flavour. Borage is traditionally used for gastrointestinal, respiratory, and cardiovascular disorders.

Season: March to September

Lady's Smock (Cardamine pratensis)

The leaves taste of mustard or wasabi, and the flowers taste like cress with hints of sweetness and spice. The leaves can be a bit small and fiddly to collect - basal leaves at the bottom of the plant are easier. Leaves and flowers are lovely in salad. A tea made with the leaves of this plant was often used in the past as a Spring tonic or for menstrual problems.

Season: January to December

Pignut (Conopodium majus)

Pignuts take a few years to grow. They taste a little like a sweet chestnut or hazelnut crossed with a radish. The root must be carefully followed to find the nut at the end. It often bends 90 degrees before the nut and snaps off very easily.

Season: March to June

Primrose (Primula vulgaris)

Flowers and leaves can be used in salads, as a green vegetable, or in tea to treat anxiety, insomnia, and migraines. Roots can be used to make cough syrups and in arthritis and rheumatism treatments.

Season: March to June

Red Clover (Trifolium pratense)

The leaves taste like grass, the seeds taste like peas and the flowers taste sweet and are best on a sunny day -just beat the bees to them! The flowers are great in salads, and the peas taste good and cause bloating if you eat too many.

Flowers: May to September

Shepherd's Purse (Capsella bursa-pastoris)

The leaves can be eaten raw or cooked. The flower tips can be eaten as a snack, and the dried flowers and leaves can be used as a tea. Some of the tea can be used on a cotton bud to stop nosebleeds.

Season: March to November

Wild Garlic (Allium ursinum)

The plant can be used raw or cooked. It's best to leave the roots alone, as the leaves are tastier and there are no bulbs. This plant is known to reduce high blood pressure and cholesterol levels, and like bulb garlic, it has more medicinal claims than space to print them.

Season: February to June

Delivery

Free delivery on orders over £50

£4.95 delivery for orders under £50

Uk delivery only (some product delivery restrictions apply)

Orders usually arrive within 10 days, but allow up to 30 days during busy periods

Easy 14 day returns 

We hope you’re delighted with your purchase, but if you’re not, you can email shop@woodlandtrust.org.uk within 14 days of delivery for a full refund. After notifying us, you’ll have 14 days to return the item to us. 

Visit our returns and exchanges page for further information. 

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