Seed Bombs

Seed Bombs are little balls made of compost, clay, and seeds. This method of introducing vegetation to the land is known as Seed Bombing, and it involves throwing or dropping seed balls on an area. The clay and compost act as a barrier and nourish the seeds, so they don't need to be planted. The structure of the seed ball allows it to be thrown over a distance. This is a simple and easy way to reintroduce native vegetation and wildflowers into the land for our pollinator friends and native wildlife.

This is a Pay What You Can Event (Min $5)!  All proceeds go towards more classes and farm growth.

We are happy to provide non-latex gloves and bottled water. This class will be held outdoors.

Class Facilitator - Yvette Bonilla Leach. Yvette is Alora Farm Founder/CEO, mom to an adult autist son, gardener, animal lover, and listener. She enjoys creating a nurturing, creative, and relaxing environment for everyone to feel welcome and works to gently inspire change in the direction of a more compassionate and caring future for humanity.