Blossombs Flower Bombs

It is straightforward: just toss the sphere onto any patch of soil—whether in a garden bed, a pot, or a vacant plot—and let nature do the rest. Rain or a light watering will break down the clay and trigger the seeds to germinate.

Yes, they are perfectly suited for containers. Just ensure your pot has adequate drainage and enough soil depth to support the growth of the wildflowers.

Each bomb contains a mix of organic wildflower seeds specifically chosen to support local pollinators like bees and butterflies. Because they are wildflowers, you can expect a natural, meadow-like aesthetic rather than a manicured garden look.

You can toss them anytime from spring through early autumn. For the best results, aim for a time when you expect regular rainfall, or be prepared to water the area yourself to help the seeds establish.

These have a shelf life of over two years. Keep them in a cool, dry place until you are ready to use them to ensure the seeds remain viable.