Spring has nearly sprung! Richmond area residents can celebrate the start of the season by making seed bombs at a workshop in ...

Cut slits in the toilet paper rolls to fold up the bottom and make an end. 4. Pack the mixture into a mold (like a muffin tin ...

e.g., pumpkin seeds Make sure that they can be sown in your local area. Check the back of the seed packets for information. Four tablespoons of purified or non-purified clay (also called clay powder ...

Adding to the eco-friendly nature of this heartfelt gift, even the packaging for the seed bomb is made from compostable cellophane. But for those of you who still want to try to make this Easter ...

Seed balls contain lots of different wildflower seeds and are held together by compost and clay. They’re easy to make at home, with no digging or expert knowledge needed! They can be thrown onto ...