Seedbombs

Have you ever noticed the wildflowers in your neighborhood? Maybe they grow between the cracks of the sidewalks, or next to a lone tree, or maybe even stretched out in a big field. Wildflowers are flowers that grow that weren’t planted on purpose. Wildflowers are an important part of the ecosystem because they can help create a thriving habitat for pollinators like bees and birds, support soil health, and help to prevent erosion. We can support wildflower growth by making our own seed bombs! Seed bombs are little balls made of clay and soil and packed with wildflower seeds. When you toss a seed bomb into a patch of earth, it will slowly breakdown and the seeds will plant themselves, taking root and sprouting a blanket of new wildflowers to help out the bugs and birds and environment. Let’s get making!