Modern Sprout Wildflower Seed Balls

It is straightforward: simply place half of a seed ball into soil in a sunny spot. Keep the area consistently watered, and the clay and worm casting base will help the seeds germinate and take root.

Yes, they are perfectly suited for container gardening. Just ensure your pot has adequate drainage and receives plenty of full sun.

The blend is designed to be pollinator-friendly and non-invasive, but because they are a general wildflower mix, we recommend checking your local extension office if you are concerned about specific regional planting restrictions.

Each set includes three distinct varieties of wildflower seeds, though they all share the same clay and worm casting composition designed to support healthy growth. The names refer to the specific seed mixes included in the set rather than the physical appearance of the balls themselves.

No, you do not need to bury them completely. Placing half of the ball into the soil is sufficient to provide the stability and moisture contact needed for the seeds to sprout.