Welcome to Sussex Seed Balls
Wildflower seed balls and botanical gifts, hand-rolled in Worthing. Plant them, watch them bloom, and give pollinators their favourite snacks — year after year.
- Native wildflower seed
- Small batches, hand-rolled
- Plastic-free & recyclable
- Made & sent from Worthing
Two ways to shop
Find your flowers, your way
Shop by the moment you’re marking, or by the wildflowers your garden will love best.
Seed Balls by Purpose
Every soil has its own perfect mix. Match yours and watch it come alive.
Wildflowers that remember, grown from very special seed balls.
Beautifully boxed botanicals for every nature lover on your list.
Seasonal seed ball treats, crackers and table dressing.
What's in a Seed Ball?
to keep the seeds safe
to shape the balls
to deter hungry insects and birds
Say it with seed balls
Gifts & Occasions
Personalised favours, keepsakes and beautifully boxed botanicals for every celebration — and every goodbye.
Personalised, plantable keepsakes your guests will treasure for years.
Wildflowers that remember, grown from very special seed balls.
Beautifully boxed botanicals for every nature lover on your list.
Seasonal seed ball treats, crackers and table dressing.
Big believers in flower power
A little local company with a wild dream
Sussex Seed Balls is an independent company hand-rolling small-batch wildflower seed balls and botanical gifts, in partnership with some wonderful Worthing brands.
Our dream is to see every centimetre of our gardens, grasslands, green spaces and great landscapes teeming with wildflowers — so that pollinators always have their favourite snacks whenever they need them.
We do co-labs too
Grow a piece of Highdown Garden's heritage
Imagine growing a selection of Highdown Garden’s wildflower favourites in your own borders. Read the story behind our first heritage seed ball collaboration — and discover which flowers made the cut.
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Seed ball questions
As with planting times, the last frost date is different across each county and depends on several different elements such as landscape and elevation. However you can find a general indication of the last frost date where you live using this plant map (developed by the kind and clever people at plantmaps.com)
Generally you can plant our seed balls between March (after the last frost) and November. Plant later in the year and the seeds will stay warm and cosy underground before germinating in spring.
Our general mix includes both perennials and annuals — so you’ll see quick colour early on, with more flowers over time. Within three years you’ll have a full show that returns year after year. Varieties include Meadow Buttercup, Cornflower, Cowslip and Field Forget-me-not.
We have mixes for every ground: Claggy Clay, Enchanting Chalk, Woodland Wonder (shade), Sand Dune (dry), plus an all-soils blend and a hand-picked mix that’s perfectly safe for pets. Not sure? Start with “Wild At Heart” — it thrives almost anywhere.
Yes. Everything is hand-rolled in small batches and sent in recyclable, plastic-free packaging — all made and posted from Worthing.
