Spring Seed Bombs
Mix clay, soil, and wildflower seeds into balls; let dry. Toss in a sunny spot to grow flowers and support pollinators.
Educational Value
Teaches seed dispersal and caring for nature.
Materials Needed
Step-by-Step Instructions
- 1
Mix clay and soil with a little water.
- 2
Add seeds and form into small balls.
- 3
Let dry for a day or two.
- 4
Toss in a garden or bare patch; water when needed.
Spring Seed Bombs
Mix clay, soil, and wildflower seeds into balls; let dry. Toss in a sunny spot to grow flowers and support pollinators.
Educational Value
Teaches seed dispersal and caring for nature.
Materials Needed
- Air-dry clay or mud
- Potting soil
- Wildflower seeds
- Water
Instructions
- Mix clay and soil with a little water.
- Add seeds and form into small balls.
- Let dry for a day or two.
- Toss in a garden or bare patch; water when needed.
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