Growing Trade Seed Bombs are an excellent way to beautify vacant lots, abandoned or abused places, and industrial land. Simply throw the bomb where you want the plants to grow! Weather and time will break down the clay and expose the seeds within. The benefits of
using native species in an urban setting are multifold. The plants will be islands of native ecosystems in
places where native species have been overlooked in the landscape. The plants will provide beauty, reduced maintenance (lower costs), great pollinator and bird habitat, improved storm water management and educational opportunities for residents. The bright colors and tubular wildflowers in this seed mix provide food and nectar sources for Butterflies and Hummingbirds. The Milkweed species are host plants for the migrating Monarch butterfly and are guaranteed to attract them. Blooms from spring to fall. A 3-4 week period of COLD and MOIST weather will improve germination. If planting in warm weather, mix with moist (not wet) peat in a ziplock bag and keep in the refrigerator for a month.
DO NOT FREEZE.
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