Seed balls

What on earth is a DIY Seed Bombs? Well to describe them, they are clever little balls of clay, dirt, and seeds that you can share as gifts.

Even though it’s rainy and gloomy here this weekend, I’m excited to get started on some summer projects! Check out these exciting summer projects you linked up this week: 20 Summer DIY Projects! DIY Seed Bombs @ Hello Nature DIY Faux Copper Planters @ Average but Inspired DIY Wood Striped Wall @ Design, Dining...Read the Post

US Native Wildflower Seed Bombs for Pollinators (50 Pack). Regional Wildflower Mix Seed Balls for Guerrilla Gardening (Southeast)

Have you ever wondered how to use seed balls? I've seen seed ball recipes before but I have never been quite sure how to use them.

Learn how to make DIY seed bombs with a few basic ingredients and a couple of packets of your favorite flower seeds. This easy activity makes garden seed bombs with paper, no clay is involved.

Although seed balls have limitations, they are easy to make and toss around, especially for kids. Here's an easy recipe for "mud pie" fun.

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

Seed balls in the making at Milkwood The poetry of the Seedball concept is simple, yet immense. Encase a seed (or seeds) in a protective jacket of clay, creating a Seed ball. Distribute Seedballs across ground, not worrying if this day, or this month even, is the best time to 'sow'. Protected from insects, buirds, heat and sunlight until the time is right, the seedball activates with a rain event which is sufficient to soak through the clay coating to germinate the seed. Which incidentally…

How to make wildflower seed balls for bees, #carolinahoneybees #seedballs #beefriendlygardens

Only a few types of trees have spherical, prickly seed pods, so here's how to identify each specific tree with spiky balls.