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New & Exclusive at Blue Diamond Garden Centres and Diddly Squat Farm Shop.
Growing wildflowers has never been easier! Simply toss them, wet them and watch them grow. Each Seedy Ball contains up to 300 seeds, blended with peat-free compost, natural clay and a touch of chilli powder to deter hungry pests. Choose from Bee, Wildflower or Shady Mixes, with five balls per box covering up to 1m².
Perfect for borders, beds, pots and forgotten corners, they’re a wonderfully simple way to add colour and support bees, butterflies and other pollinators – with no digging, fiddly sowing or gardening expertise required.
Lovingly crafted in Leicestershire and Cornwall by a 4th generation family business. The paper packaging and seed paper are made in the UK.
Wildflower Mix
A colourful blend of native-style blooms to bring life, colour and wildlife to your garden.
Shady Loving Mix
Specially selected flowers that thrive where the sun doesn't always shine.
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Bring some serious Christmas colour into your home with Amaryllis Hippeastrum ‘Candy Cane’, a spectacular flowering bulb personally christened by Lisa Hogan, co-founder of Diddly Squat Farm.
Its trumpet-shaped blooms open in striking crimson and crisp white candy cane stripes, with beautifully sculpted petals that look almost like lipstick kisses. It’s a bit of a show-off, but then again, with flowers like these, it’s got every right to be.
Plant from October onwards and, with a little patience, you’ll have a spectacular display in around 6–8 weeks – just in time for Christmas. Or give it as a festive gift and let someone else enjoy the glory when it bursts into bloom.
Easy to grow, hard to ignore and guaranteed to bring a bit of festive cheer, ‘Candy Cane’ is one for gardeners, flower lovers and anyone who likes their Christmas with a little more colour.
Plant it. Wait for it. Then let it show off.
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This exclusive Diddly Squat Farm Daff Mix is, quite literally, a right mixed bunch. Inside are four different daffodil varieties: a double one, a smelly one, a white-orange one and, because you can't have a proper bunch of daffodils without it, a bright yellow one.
Plant them in autumn, leave them to get on with things over winter, and come spring they'll burst into life with cheerful trumpets, announcing that the gloomy days are finally on their way out.
And the best bit? Once they're established, these hardy bulbs will come back year after year and multiply without much fuss. If only everything on the farm worked that way.
Grown in the UK, they're ideal for borders, pots or naturalising through grass, bringing a welcome splash of colour just when the garden needs it most. They're also a valuable early source of food for bees and other pollinators.
Plant them. Leave them to it. Enjoy the results.
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This exclusive Diddly Squat Farm mix brings together some of the finest tulips around – a glorious collection of bold reds, vibrant pinks and sunshine yellows that put on a spectacular show every spring.
They're the fancy ones. The ones that stand tall, laugh in the face of a spring breeze and make the neighbours wonder what you've been up to. Life's too short for boring blooms.
Plant them in autumn, then leave them to get on with it. Come spring, they'll reward you with striking blooms that brighten beds, borders and containers.
And if conditions are right, they can return year after year, bringing another burst of colour with very little effort on your part.
The fanciest bunch on the plot!
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