Seed bombs harness the power to effectively distribute native wildflower seeds in an effort to help conservation. This one small motion can have a huge impact on your local environment in supporting local pollinators and ecosystem. By dropping a seed bomb in your garden or using seed bombs to reestablish wildflower prairies, you are working to protect bees, butterflies and birds in your area.

𝐖𝐡𝐚𝐭 𝐢𝐬 𝐚 𝐒𝐞𝐞𝐝 𝐁𝐨𝐦𝐛? Seed Bombs are nutrient packed balls of clay, worm castings and native Canadian wildflower seeds. They grow native wildflowers, specially hand-picked for creating habitats for bees and butterflies in Ontario (zone 3-8). Each tiny bomb creates 1 sq ft of beautiful garden.

Each sea bomb contains butterfly milkweed, lance leaf coreopsis (tickseed), wild Lupin, blazing star, purple cone flower, evening primrose, New England Aster, and wild bergamot (bee balm).

To Use: Throw or place bombs (spread out from one another) on top of the ground from spring to fall; spring and fall are the best times to do this as it is when they are naturally spread by native perennials. Once exposed to rain or water, seed bombs will break down and grow a patch of wildflowers.

1 seed ball = 1 square foot. Bag contains 4 balls.

Made with love in Ontario.