Native Seed Box Bombs | Native Bird Collection (Australian Wildflowers)

Australian native seed bombs for birds and pollinators

These Native Seed Box seed bombs are a simple and purposeful way to establish native Australian plants that support local birdlife, native bees and pollinators. Each bomb is rolled from Australian clay and compost packed with a curated mix of native seeds. Throw, water and allow nature to do the rest — no tools, no soil preparation and no experience required. A genuinely meaningful gift for anyone who cares about the Australian garden and the wildlife it supports.

A mix designed for birds and wildlife

The seed mix is chosen specifically for its value to native birds and pollinators — species that provide nectar, seed and shelter across different seasons and growth habits. Kangaroo paw attracts honeyeaters, wattle provides food and shelter for small birds, strawflower and everlasting daisy support native bees and the blue tussock grass adds structure and habitat value at ground level. Together they contribute to a more biodiverse and functional garden.

Seed mix

• Dwarf Strawflower (Xerochrysum bracteatum)
• Tall Red & Yellow Kangaroo Paw (Anigozanthos flavidus)
• Dwarf Golden Wattle (Acacia drummondii)
• Pink White Everlasting Daisy (Rhodanthe chlorocephala)
• Blue Tussock (Poa poiformis)
• Additional native species included seasonally subject to availability

How seed bombs work

The clay and compost casing protects the seeds from drying out, being eaten by birds and washing away in rain until conditions are right for germination. When moisture and temperature align, the casing breaks down and the seeds germinate directly into the surrounding soil — a natural, self-directed establishment that mimics how Australian wildflowers spread in the landscape without any intervention beyond the initial throw.

Why you'll love them

• Curated native species mix chosen for value to birds and pollinators
• Australian clay and compost casing — no synthetic binders or imported materials
• Protects seeds until conditions are right for natural germination
• Supports honeyeaters, native bees and local wildlife through food and habitat
• No tools, no soil preparation and no gardening experience required
• A purposeful and lasting gift for wildlife gardeners and conservation-minded plant lovers

How to use

• Choose an open, sunny position with well-drained soil
• Throw or place the seed bombs on the soil surface — no burying required
• Water in well after placing and keep moist until germination
• Allow to establish naturally — most species are drought-tolerant once settled

About Native Seed Box

Native Seed Box has come a long way from its beginning in 2018. Their founder's passion for supporting native flora and fauna comes from her background working in wildlife conservation in the Northern Territory, biosecurity in Victoria and extensive research during her studies in zoology and environmental sustainability.