Guerrilla gardening is a form of direct action that involves gardening on neglected or abandoned public land. Its about taking action as an environmentalist instead of waiting for our cities to take the necessary steps to helping our environment.

A seed bomb is essentially a compact cluster of seeds, encased in a mixture of clay, compost, and sometimes a little bit of fertilizer.

The clay protects the seeds from birds, insects, and other predators, while the compost offers a nutrient-rich medium for the seeds to germinate and grow.

Nature is not a machine or something to be 100% controlled. Sometimes seeds dont grow. Maybe birds ate them, maybe there wasnt enough water, maybe the seeds didnt germinate etc.

We source the highest quality seeds and pack the balls ourselves to ensure the best chance at growing, but sometimes nature thinks another way, and that's okay. Guerrilla Gardeners try, try again.

Sprouting usually happens within 5-10 days after being watered. Plants can reach a couple inches high as early as 1-2 months. Its quite marvelous how plants can grow so differently.

Ideal conditions with frequent watering will grow them fastest, but these plants are quite resilient. They quite often do a good job of growing all by themselves outdoors!

Yes! and winter! We have labelled our seed bombs to indicate which season they are best planted in.

A chilly season can be great to let the little seeds find a cozy home. Then when spring comes they thrive with all their new friends.