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Wildflower Seed Bombs How To Make. You don’t have to be exact, but you want more clay than soil so the bombs hold tightly together. This step by step tutorial shows you how to make homemade wildflower seed bombs with air dry clay and a little bit of dirt. Seed bombs are small balls of seeds and clay that you can plant or throw into a patch of unused ground to brighten it up with wildflowers or plants. Making seed bombs is a quick and simple. Mix together about 4 parts clay to 1 part potting soil. Add your wildflower seeds to the clay mixture (we also added some sunflower seeds). Combine this with native seeds, and you’re working directly with the local flora by throwing native wildflower seed bombs. At their core, seed bombs are small balls crafted from a blend of clay, compost, and wildflower seeds. Planting wildflowers is a great way to provide pollen and nectar (aka food!) for pollinators, including bees, butterflies, moths, hoverflies and beetles! Be sure to only use seeds that. How to make wildflower seed bombs step 1: Sourcing clay powder from your local garden center is also possible, and is a great alternative to sourcing locally. They’re designed to be effortlessly.

Planting wildflowers is a great way to provide pollen and nectar (aka food!) for pollinators, including bees, butterflies, moths, hoverflies and beetles! This step by step tutorial shows you how to make homemade wildflower seed bombs with air dry clay and a little bit of dirt. Add your wildflower seeds to the clay mixture (we also added some sunflower seeds). Be sure to only use seeds that. Making seed bombs is a quick and simple. Combine this with native seeds, and you’re working directly with the local flora by throwing native wildflower seed bombs. You don’t have to be exact, but you want more clay than soil so the bombs hold tightly together. Seed bombs are small balls of seeds and clay that you can plant or throw into a patch of unused ground to brighten it up with wildflowers or plants. Sourcing clay powder from your local garden center is also possible, and is a great alternative to sourcing locally. At their core, seed bombs are small balls crafted from a blend of clay, compost, and wildflower seeds.

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Wildflower Seed Bombs How To Make Sourcing clay powder from your local garden center is also possible, and is a great alternative to sourcing locally. How to make wildflower seed bombs step 1: Mix together about 4 parts clay to 1 part potting soil. Sourcing clay powder from your local garden center is also possible, and is a great alternative to sourcing locally. Planting wildflowers is a great way to provide pollen and nectar (aka food!) for pollinators, including bees, butterflies, moths, hoverflies and beetles! This step by step tutorial shows you how to make homemade wildflower seed bombs with air dry clay and a little bit of dirt. They’re designed to be effortlessly. You don’t have to be exact, but you want more clay than soil so the bombs hold tightly together. Seed bombs are small balls of seeds and clay that you can plant or throw into a patch of unused ground to brighten it up with wildflowers or plants. Making seed bombs is a quick and simple. Combine this with native seeds, and you’re working directly with the local flora by throwing native wildflower seed bombs. Add your wildflower seeds to the clay mixture (we also added some sunflower seeds). At their core, seed bombs are small balls crafted from a blend of clay, compost, and wildflower seeds. Be sure to only use seeds that.