Frida’s guide to sowing Wildflowers

You don't need much to complete this activity - just the seedball you got in your Little Plotters pack (or some flower seeds if you don't have a pack), somewhere to plant your flowers, and maybe some water.
All you need to do with a seedball is put it on some bare earth or in a plant pot. I decided to carefully cut my seedball in half, so I could put half in the garden....
... and the other half in a recycled plant pot I made out of an oatmilk carton. I was careful not to use soil that has fertiliser in it (see the tips from seedball in a moment). Then I gave things a water.
That's it! Now I just need to wait and hope my wildflowers start to grow in a couple of weeks. Once you've planted your seedball don't forget to give yourself sticker number 5...
To help you, here are some extra tips from Seedball.co.uk
Let me know how your wildflowers get on, and I'd love it if you could share any pictures of butterflies, bees or flowers you see. You can send them to me at littleplotters@gmail.com

You don't need much to complete this activity - just the seedball you got in your Little Plotters pack (or some flower seeds if you don't have a pack), somewhere to plant your flowers, and maybe some water.

All you need to do with a seedball is put it on some bare earth or in a plant pot. I decided to carefully cut my seedball in half, so I could put half in the garden....