Pet Ashes to Blooms - Wildflower Memorial Seed Balls

For Your Beloved Pet

Our unique combination of wildflower seeds, chilli powder (to keep birds & insects away during growth), your beloved pet's ashes, clay & peat-free compost (to ensure an appropriate pH level for ideal growth), are used to create your bespoke seed balls. We aim to dispatch your order within 7 days of receipt of your beloved pet's ashes.  

Each cotton bag contains 10 or more seed balls & is tied with twine & a brown card label, stamped with "In loving memory". If you would prefer blank labels, please advise when sending the ashes. Each bag also comes with a set of instructions for using your seed balls. If you require fewer bags, fewer seed balls, or the seed balls spread between fewer bags, then just let us know. 

This is a UK native wildflower variety mix to be planted between March & November. It is suitable for all soil types, with different seed varieties in the mix, favouring different conditions. Your flowers will establish themselves in their first year, and reach their best in their second or third years, given good growing conditions. 

Please note that seed mix varieties are subject to availability & flower growth is not guaranteed. Seed mix will cover approximately 1m2 per ball.

After you place your order:

• We will send you a postal pack, with everything you will need to send your beloved pet's ashes to us
• Send us up to 50g of your beloved pet's ashes, using the postal pack we send you; see the “Posting ashes - what are the rules?” page of our website for full details; we recommend using a Royal Mail tracked & signed-for delivery service (e.g. Special Delivery). This maximum of 50g of ashes remains the same, however many bags of seed balls you order, as Royal Mail only allows this amount to be sent in the post
• If you have asked us to collect your beloved pet's ashes from you, we will aim to be in contact with you, within 24 hours of your order

Please note, the success of the wildflowers is dependent on conditions, and successful growth therefore cannot be guaranteed. Remember – small objects can represent a choking hazard, especially to babies & young children!