5 Packets of Sunflower Seeds

Sunflowers are an excellent choice for gardeners looking to grow vibrant, hardy flowers in their backyard or garden

Known for their easy-to-grow nature, sunflower seeds thrive in a variety of climates and soil types

Perfect for adding a touch of beauty and a pop of color to any outdoor space!

Ideal for attracting pollinators like bees and butterflies, sunflowers can grow to impressive heights and produce large, striking blooms.

Sunflowers are fast-growing, typically reaching maturity in 70-100 days, making them a rewarding choice for beginner gardeners

Growing Tips:

• Plant seeds in full sunlight
• Space seeds about 6-12 inches apart
• Water regularly, especially during dry spells
• Harvest seeds when flower heads turn yellow

Plant a Seed of Hope when you gift these English wildflower seeds from one small social enterprise with a blooming great impact.

Seed of Hope runs recovery-based horticultural therapy groups in Somerset, using elements of gardening to improve mental and physical wellbeing. That looks like spending time outdoors surrounded by greenery, soaking up natural light, nurturing plants, working with others and gentle exercise.

Our industrial lifestyle is a new thing. For 99.97% of our time on Earth, we evolved outdoors as part of nature. Seed of Hope reconnects people to the natural world, allowing them to reap the neurobiological benefits this has. 

As well as nature, everything at Seed of Hope revolves around recovery, which means living a satisfying and hopeful life even with mental health problems. Their group sessions always include a recovery meeting. 

Seed of Hope sees their approach as an antidote to mental health care as a business, as it’s run by care providers and drug companies. By helping people with mental health problems realise their strengths and abilities, they give them the tools to help themselves and each other. 

Every pack of Seed of Hope wildflower seeds funds the horticultural therapy groups, as does their Community Gardening Service, which helps people who can’t manage their own gardens due to age or disability. Those involved get the mental health benefits of gardening and helping others, while customers get their garden back with all of the mental health benefits that entails.