Die Stadtgärtner Do It Yourself Seed Bombs

Seed bombs bring colour and life into grey environments and are part of the basic equipment of guerrilla gardening. It's even more fun to make your own seed bombs! This awesome seed bomb kit contains everything you need to build up to 50 of your own seed bombs.

Contents: sieved, black soil, fine clay, seed mixture (the "Feast for Bees" mix), instructions, jute bag

Contains the following seeds:

• Achillea filipendulina Parkers (Fern-leaf Yarrow)
• Achillea millefolium white (White Yarrow)
• Alyssum maritimum (Sweet Alyssum)
• Arabis alpina white (Alpine Rock Cress)
• Wild Garlic
• Basil
• Calendula orange ball (Marigolds)
• Campanula carpatica blue (Carpathian Bellflower)
• Campanula medium mixture (Bellflower Mixture)
• Centaurea Blue Boy (Cornflower Blue Boy)
• Centaurea imperialis mixture (Imperialis Mixture)
• Chrysanthemum parthenium goldball (Gold Ball Feverfew)
• Clarkia unguiculata mixture (Elegant Clarkia)
• Cosmos Sensations Blend (Sensations Blend)
• Cynoglossum amabile (Chinese Hound's Tongue)
• Daucus carota (Wild Carrots)
• Delphinium cons (Field Larkspur)
• Digitalis purpurea (Red Lady's Glove)
• Dracocephalum moldavica (Moldavian Dragonhead)
• Echium plantagineum blend (Purple Viper's Bugloss)
• Eschscholzia cal. simple mix (California Poppy Seed Simple Mix)
• Helianthus debilis mix (Sunflower Small-flowered Mix)
• Lathyrus Little Sweetheart Blend (Wicken Low Blend)
• Lavender
• Lupinus hartwegii Pixie Delight (Lupine)
• Marjoram
• Nemophila menziesii (Menzies' Baby Blue Eyes)
• Nigella mixture (Love in a Mist)
• Oregano
• Papaver rhoeas red (Common Poppy)
• Phlox drummondii Star Magic Blend (Flame Star Magic Blend)
• Plantago lanceolata (Ribwort Plantain)
• Reseda odorata (Garden Resede)
• Sage
• Sorrel
• Thyme
• Thymus vulgaris (True Thyme)
• Hyssop (hive)
• Lemon balm

Simple & practical
Seed bombs need loose soil and plenty of water to germinate. The seed bombs germinate best if you press them hallway into the soil instead of just throwing them. This allows them to draw water optimally from their surroundings. If there is not enough rain after you put them out, we recommend watering them well. The mix of clay and humus prevents the seeds from drying out or being washed away by rain.