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We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Seed bombs are best known as a way to fill roadside ditches, abandoned lots, and other dilapidated spaces with native plants and flowers that ...

Here we are a few days after Christmas and heading into the dark and dreary winter months. Most gardeners I know will catch their breath until the end of January before the gardening itch begins to ...

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 for ...

SPOKANE, Wash. - Brighten up your yard with an explosion of wildflowers! The Spokane Public Library is hosting a class to help you learn how to create a "seed bomb," a ball of clay, compost, and local ...

Daniel Phillips and Kim Karlsrud are the designers of Greenaid, a candy machine for seedbombs. Seed bombs are packed with clay, compost and seeds. They're tools in a growing guerrilla gardening ...

Seed bombs are an easy and unique way to grow flowers and have some fun in the process. They are made by combining simple ingredients like soil, clay, compost, and even shredded paper with flower ...

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. You can make a ...

Seed bombs will be used to revegetate a barren landfill site in Mildura, thanks to the work of hundreds of school students. Seed bombs are small, rock-hard balls made of clay, containing compost and ...

HENRICO COUNTY, Va. (WRIC) — Spring has nearly sprung! Richmond area residents can celebrate the start of the season by making “seed bombs” at a workshop in Henrico County Friday evening. The free ...