There’s no better way to plant wildflowers than to make and scatter seed balls. Recognizing wildflowers as nature’s wonder, the Audubon Society counsels us to “spread seed love.” ...

And AltadenaMaid sells California wildflower seed balls and seed bark online and at local farmer’s markets. Planting a mix enhances biodiversity and gives you a longer season of wildflower ...

Dr Emily Attlee, conservation scientist and co-founder of the original seed ball company Seedball, is also an advocate for planting wildflower seeds in March. ‘March is the perfect time to prep ...

Well now you don't have to! Make our amazing wildflower seed balls and catapult them into the garden with an epic launcher! You'll find everything you need to make the seed balls and launcher below.

Unloved and unkempt outdoor spaces are all around us. Think roadsides, deserted construction sites and undeveloped urban plots. Whether they are barren or overrun with weeds because no one cares ...

They are made by combining simple ingredients like soil, clay, compost, and even shredded paper with flower seeds. Moistened, rolled into balls, and allowed to dry, they later are tossed into the ...

Ever hear of a “butterfly seed bomb”? That would be a clay ball full of native wildflower seeds you huck into the wild, where it’ll sprout to provide nectar for migrating Monarchs.

The Pemberton & District Public Library is inviting community members to a hands-on wildflower seed bomb workshop on Saturday ...

A kit comes with two seed balls that are made of wildflower seeds, clay, and compost. Anyone interested in scheduling a pickup during regular business hours should contact Public Information ...

The 7-year-old Greenfield Twp. girl helped make wildflower seed balls to give out from the Lackawanna County Conservation District. After rolling a wet mixture of potting soil and clay into a ...