Project Maya Wildlife Seed Box

Wildlife Seed Box by Project Maya.

Create healthy garden wildlife with the Seedball Wildlife seedbox. Featuring a collection of beautifully illustrated six seed ball boxes perfect for bees, birds, bats, butterflies, beetles and hedgehogs, the pack also comes with information cards with details on each wildflower mix.

Bee Box – Specially designed to attract solitary bees, honey bees and bumblebees, the mix includes bee-friendly wildflower seeds such as birdsfoot trefoil, foxglove, red Clover, viper’s bugloss and wild marjoram.

Butterfly Box – This adorable seed collection comes with seeds of purple, pink and blue flowers recommended by Butterfly Conservation to attract butterflies. Perfect for gardens, balconies and window boxes. Includes purple loosestrife, forget-me-not, musk mallow, red campion and yarrow.

Hedgehog Box – Seed ball collection for a hedgehog-friendly garden. Create your wildflower patch perfect for providing shelter and a whole range of tasty insects for hedgehogs to feed on. Includes yellow rattle, wild carrot, birdsfoot trefoil, tufted vetch, self heal and poppy.

Bird Box – This box comes with a careful selection of plants to add a stable food supply for a wide range of birds including goldfinches, blue tits, chaffinches, greenfinches, robins, and starlings. Perfect for attracting birds to your garden. The flowers will attract insects that many birds feed on, while birds will also feed directly on the plants and seeds themselves. Includes corn marigold, poppy, greater knapweed, sheep sorrel, tufted vetch, and wild carrot.

Beetle Box – This seed ball collection features an ideal mix to attract ladybirds and pollinating beetles. Great for garden ecosystems. The mix includes common knapweed, cornflower, cow parsley, field scabious, foxglove, great burnet and yarrow.

Bat Box – This collection contains a carefully selected mix of wildflowers to draw a wide diversity of insects that bats feed on (such as moths). The flowers release fragrance in the evening when bats are most active in our gardens. Includes borage, cornflower, corn marigold, evening primrose, night-scented stock and wallflower.