As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.1. Jamieson Brothers
Grow Beautiful Flowers at Home Or at The Allotment to Attract Pollinators and Add Colour and Fragrance, Jamieson Brothers® Forget Me Not Indigo Flower Seeds Approx.300 Seeds
Jamieson Brothers - Premium forget me not Indigo Flower Seeds picked especially for your gardening enjoyment. Can be sown outdoors from May onwards. Many people like to remember that special person with forget me nots.
Produce lovely Indigo Blue flowers best planted in clusters. Ideal for flower beds and borders. Approx 300 seeds. Easy to grow at home or at the allotment.
2. Seedball
Forget-Me-Not Wildflower Seeds and British Seed Balls
Seedball - Scatter on top of bare soil in a garden bed or pot, water well and let nature do the rest! Scatter now: autumn is the best time to scatter seed balls for wildflowers. During winter, the cold helps support strong growth, maximising the chances of a beautiful wildflower display.
Seed bombs: each bag contains 50 seed balls and will cover 7-12 medium pots or use per 2. 5 square metre in your garden. Every seed ball contains approximately 30 seeds. Seed balls can also be scattered in the Spring.
Our seed balls are super simple to use and do not require any gardening expertise or even a shovel! Simply throw your seed bombs onto the soil, compost, garden bed or planter and ensure to leave at least 10cm between each ball.
Wildflower mix: native forget-me-Not Seed Balls and Seed Bombs to scatter in your garden, balcony pots or plants pots. Eco-friendly: fill your garden with native wildflowers to help wildlife and pollinators such bees and butterflies, it's time to re-wild! Packaging is made out of paper and is compostable and 100% plastic free. Simple to use: native wildflower seeds naturally protected in balls of clay, peat-free compost chilli powder.
3. Pretty Wild Seeds
Tomato, Wholesale Packets of Seeds Forget Me Not Seeds, 100 Packets, Cress Fresh Meadow by Pretty Wild Seeds Wedding Favours Funerals Fresh UK Forget me nots, Poppy, Cosmos, Wild Flower, Sunflower
Pretty Wild Seeds - Only supplied by Pretty Wild Seeds. Trusted registered uk seller. Professional defra licenced Quality Seed Supply only -. Sealed Foil packs.
4. Mr Fothergills
Mr Fothergills, Flower, 300 Seeds, RHS Forget-Me-Not Ultramarine
Mr Fothergills - Sow seeds; May to July. Plant height; 15cm. Approximately 300 Seeds Per Packet. Plant spread; 15cm. Forget me not Variety; Ultramarine. Seed brand; rhs - Mr Fothergill's. Plants flower; April to June.
5. Premier Seeds Direct
Myosotis ALPESTRIS, Forget ME NOT, 15 Gram ~ 22500 Seeds, PREMIER SEEDS DIRECT
Premier Seeds Direct - Can be scatter sown in any border or area to achieve ground cover. Transfer to final flowering position in late autumn. Sow in late spring to early summer outdoors in a well prepared seed-bed.
Keep moist and thin to 10cm between plants. Sow thinly 3mm deep in drills 30cm apart. Professional defra licenced quality seed supply only - Minimal packaging - Ziplock labelled bags - Instructions not attached - See details provided above for cultivation advice.
6. Seedball
Forget-me-not Seed Boxes Set of Three
Seedball - Inspire more people to grow native wildflowers to help garden wildlife populations. Christmas gift: our seed bomb boxes are the perfect size to gift to friends or family as a stocking filler, at work as treats for colleagues, or as a thank you to others such as teachers.
During winter, the cold helps support strong growth, compost, maximising the chances of a beautiful wildflower display. Our seed balls are super simple to use and do not require any gardening expertise or even a shovel! Simply throw your seed bombs onto the soil, garden bed or planter and ensure to leave at least 10cm between each ball.
Gardening gifts: seed balls make the perfect gardening gifts for christmas, Birthdays and all year round! A thoughtful thank you gift for teachers or eco gift idea for those gardening love ones, that you could add to a gardening hamper or gift box.
Every seed ball contains approximately 30 seeds. Seed balls can also be scattered in the Spring. Seed bombs: each box contains 6 seed balls and will cover 1-2 pots or use per half square metre in your garden. Wildflower mix: native forget-me-Not Seed Balls and Seed Bombs to scatter in your garden, balcony pots or plants pots. Scatter now: autumn is the best time to scatter seed balls for wildflowers.
7. Premier Seeds Direct
Myosotis ALPESTRIS, PREMIER SEEDS DIRECT, Mixed 1.7 GM ~ 2600 Seeds, Forget ME NOT
Premier Seeds Direct - Sow in late spring to early summer outdoors in a well prepared seed-bed. Keep moist and thin to 10cm between plants. Sow thinly 3mm deep in drills 30cm apart. Can be scatter sown in any border or area to achieve ground cover.
Transfer to final flowering position in late autumn. Professional defra licenced 07274 quality seed supply only - Minimal packaging - Ziplock labelled bags - Instructions not attached - See details provided above for cultivation advice.
Jamieson Brothers - Premium forget me not Indigo Flower Seeds picked especially for your gardening enjoyment. Can be sown outdoors from May onwards. Many people like to remember that special person with forget me nots. Produce lovely Indigo Blue flowers best planted in clusters. Ideal for flower beds and borders. Approx 300 seeds. Easy to grow at home or at the allotment.
Seedball - Scatter on top of bare soil in a garden bed or pot, water well and let nature do the rest! Scatter now: autumn is the best time to scatter seed balls for wildflowers. During winter, the cold helps support strong growth, maximising the chances of a beautiful wildflower display.
Mr Fothergills - Sow seeds; May to July. Plant height; 15cm. Approximately 300 Seeds Per Packet. Plant spread; 15cm. Forget me not Variety; Ultramarine. Seed brand; rhs - Mr Fothergill's. Plants flower; April to June.
Seedball - Inspire more people to grow native wildflowers to help garden wildlife populations. Christmas gift: our seed bomb boxes are the perfect size to gift to friends or family as a stocking filler, at work as treats for colleagues, or as a thank you to others such as teachers.