This is a really fun activity for all ages. I've done it a few times now and it's always a lot of fun and have seen a large influx of bees in my area since all these new wildflowers bloomed. Please only use local wildflower seeds from your area! The other ingredients are clay and soil. It seems every website has different ratios for each and I've done many different ones and they've all turned out fine. (It seems like a 1 part clay to 2 parts soil is usual) You can throw these in areas that are rarely mowed, meadows, clearings, fields, basically any unused place devoid of wildflowers.

Pollinators need these flowers and we (humans and other sentient beings) need the food produced by pollinators while also helping our pollinator friends who aren't doing well right now. Winter is a good time to make them since the seeds will lie dormant until spring. Please note that throwing these seed balls onto property that isn't yours can be considered trespassing or littering. Please check local laws. FYI, they are commonly called seed bombs because you throw them and they explode into wildflowers. I've opted to just call them seed balls here. Below are some links to get anyone started. Let me know if anyone has any questions!

https://www.wildlifetrusts.org/actio...make-seed-bomb

https://www.naturespath.com/en-us/bl...iy-seed-bombs/