Article by Angie Mohr from Associatedcontent.comSeed Bomb Step
#1: Decide what type of seeds you will be planting. Make sure
that you choose native flowers or trees that will survive with
little intervention (i.e. hardy). Be careful to not introduce an
invasive plant species into the mix that will spread and choke
out natural vegetation in the area. Flower seeds that work well
in a seed bomb are sunflowers, bachelor's buttons, poppies, and
cosmos.Seed Bomb Step #2: Gather your ingredients. You will need
1 part seeds, 3 parts compost, 5 parts dry red clay, and 2 parts
water. If you have rivers or streams nearby with red clay,
gather from there and let dry. If not, you can buy dry red clay
in a pottery supply store. Make sure to use red as it contains
minerals necessary to the growth of the flowers. Other types of
clay are sterile.Seed Bomb Step #3: Mix the seeds well with the
compost.Seed Bomb Step #4: Mix in the clay with the seed/compost
mixture until completely blended together. At this step, you
could add