Home Bargains is offering a discounted gardening product that can rejuvenate gardens this spring following a cold and wet winter. As March signals the start of meteorological spring and astronomical spring approaching on March 20, many individuals in the UK are gearing up to enhance their outdoor spaces for the upcoming warmer weather.
One eco-conscious and visually appealing method to upgrade any garden is by planting wildflowers. These flowers not only create a beautiful display when in bloom but also attract wildlife such as butterflies and bees.
In its latest assortment of discounted gardening items, Home Bargains has reduced the price of the Webbs Complete Garden Wild Flower Seed Shaker by 50%. Originally priced at £5.99, shoppers can now purchase it for £2.99. The seed carrier is biodegradable and contains a high-seed mixture that promises a stunning flower exhibit in three simple steps. Each box includes 20g of flower seed mix, covering an area of up to 50m². Home Bargains suggests sowing the seeds between February and June, making March an ideal time for planting.
Described as an eco-friendly seed carrier, the Webbs Complete Garden Seed Shaker – Wild Flower facilitates the creation of vibrant flower displays effortlessly with its shake, rake, and water method.
Apart from the £2.99 Webbs Complete Garden Wild Flower Seed Shaker, Home Bargains has also discounted two other similar products. Shoppers can acquire the Webbs Complete Seed Shaker For Baskets and the Webbs Seeds Complete Butterfly and Bee Garden Seed Shaker, both priced at £2.99, down from £5.99 each.
The basket seed shaker is promoted as an efficient tool for seeding in hanging baskets, catering to gardening needs with ease. On the other hand, the butterfly and bee seed shaker promises a vibrant flower seed mix that blooms from June to October, attracting pollinators to the garden.
Planting wildflower seeds not only enhances local ecosystems but also creates a low-maintenance and visually appealing garden. By introducing these native plants, essential resources are provided to wildlife, contributing to a healthier environment.
Wildflowers play a crucial role in providing nectar and pollen to bees, butterflies, moths, and hoverflies, which are vital pollinators supporting over 75% of the food supply. A single meadow can sustain more than 100 plant species, nurturing a diverse range of wildlife like birds, bats, hedgehogs, and small mammals that feed on insects drawn to the flowers.