Diy seed balls

DIY Seed Bombs in 6 Easy Steps: Help protect your native wildflower seeds from birds by giving them a protective shell that soaks up moisture. As the seeds begin to sprout, the shell breaks down and they will root in the soil. On average, seedlings will sprout within 2-3 weeks.

Happy Earth Week! What better way to celebrate than by making wildflower seed bombs which will provide habitat and food for our essential pollinators?! Seed bombs are so easy to make and the process to make them is simple— soil and seeds are encased in clay, which then dries and hardens. The clay layer on

Celebrate Earth Day with these easy seed bombs that need only three ingredients and are a perfect craft for kids of any age!

We've been staying indoors to stay safe, children are learning remotely, and any space feels smaller and too familiar when it’s the only space we can occupy. Here’s an indoor garden activity to spark some creativity and make you think beyond the four walls. Make a seed bomb! It allows us to feel more invested in

What are your plans for the 50th anniversary of Earth Day? Try making these simple diy seed bomb pops wiht your kids and plant some seeds!

Have you ever made Garden Seed Bombs? It's a fun activity to do with kids and a great tutroial on how to make seed bombs to grow flowers and plants

Making seed balls is a great garden project for gardeners of all ages. A seed ball is a small object that packs seeds together with a growing medium for planting. The concept is accredited to Masan…

Make wildflower seed bombs using flour, seed compost and native wildflower seeds. Perfect for brightening up an unloved corner of your neighbourhood.

Seed bombs to teach the kids rogue gardening. Or to show how "life will find a way"

Step by step instructions plus pictures for making seed bombs from recycled paper