Cut Flower Bouquet

Grow a Cut Flower Bouquet!

We all love having fresh flowers on display, so why not save the weekly trip to the market and grow em yourself!

To grow your own lovely bouquet, simply place the seed bomb on top of a soil-filled planter or in your garden. Water heavily or soak bomb in a jar of water for a few hours, then dump contents into the planter or garden. Voila! beautiful flowers ready to be displayed in your beautiful home. 

Visit the Seed Bomb info page for more information and the specific flower seeds included in this Seed Bomb

This listing is for 1 Cut Flower Bouquet Seed Bomb which is wrapped in beautiful paper and colourful tissue and set inside a giftbox. Instructions are on the back of the box.

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Bee

Throw and Grow this Garden Bomb anywhere you want to grow flowers that help the bees! Or plant this Garden Bomb and water generously until the clay layer dissolves and your seedlings take hold. We all know how important bees are to all growing things, so the more flowers that are out there for them, the better!
This Garden Bomb is handmade by combining compost, soil, worm-castings, clay, and top quality local Canadian Prairie wildflower seeds. There are 25 local wildflower seed varieties sprinkled into each batch, as well as 7 extra annual and perennial seed varieties meant to grow flowers that attract bees specifically.
This listing is for 1 Bee Garden Bomb which is wrapped in beautiful paper and colourful tissue and set inside a giftbox. Inside is also an instruction sheet.

Butterfly

Throw and Grow this Garden Bomb anywhere you want to grow flowers that attract Butterflies! Or plant this Garden Bomb and water generously until the clay layer dissolves and your seedlings take hold. 
This Garden Bomb is handmade by combining compost, soil, worm-castings, clay, and top quality local Canadian Prairie wildflower seeds. There are 25 local wildflower seed varieties sprinkled into each batch, as well as 7 extra annual and perennial seed varieties meant to grow flowers that attract bees specifically, which ones will grow for you?
This listing is for 1 Butterfly Garden Bomb which is wrapped in beautiful paper and colourful tissue and set inside a giftbox. Inside is also an instruction sheet.

Salad

Grow your own salad garden and enjoy fresh greens all summer long! Plant this Garden Bomb in a pot and water generously until the clay melts away. This Garden Bomb is handmade by combining compost, soil, worm-castings, clay, and top quality seeds for greens, herbs, and even an edible flower!
Please be watchful of your salad garden, if it's outdoors other seeds can take root that may not be edible. Always double check.
This listing is for 1 Salad Garden Bomb which is wrapped in beautiful paper and colourful tissue and set inside a giftbox. Inside is also an instruction sheet.

Songbird

Throw and Grow this garden bomb anywhere you want to grow flowers that attract wild songbirds! Or plant this Garden Bomb and water generously until the clay layer dissolves and your seedlings take hold. 
This Garden Bomb is handmade by combining compost, soil, worm-castings, clay, and top quality local Canadian Prairie wildflower seeds. There are 25 local wildflower seed varieties sprinkled into each batch, as well as 7 extra annual and perennial seed varieties meant to grow flowers that attract wild songbirds specifically.
This listing is for 1 Songbird Garden Bomb which is wrapped in beautiful paper and colourful tissue and set inside a giftbox. Inside is also an instruction sheet.

 

Wildflower

Throw and Grow this Garden Bomb anywhere you want to wildflowers! Or plant this Garden Bomb and water generously until the clay layer dissolves and your seedlings take hold. 
This listing is for 1 Wildflower Garden Bomb which is wrapped in beautiful paper and colourful tissue and set inside a giftbox. Inside is also an instruction sheet.
This Garden Bomb is handmade by combining compost, soil, worm-castings, clay, and top quality local Canadian Prairie wildflower seeds. There are 25 local wildflower seed varieties sprinkled into each batch, which ones will grow for you?

About Garden Bombs:

The idea of a Garden Bomb is to encourage the growth of beneficial plants, when conditions are ideal, so when you see an area you would like to naturalize, you throw a Garden Bomb. The rain will eventually melt away the clay, and nutrient rich compost and soil are right there ready to nurture the seeds within as they grow.
Coating the seed-and-compost-bundles in clay helps to weigh them down, preventing critters from eating the seeds. The heavier clay balls also stop the wind from moving seeds around. This was helpful in the days where growing things meant eating or not eating.
You can also plant a Garden Bomb into a pot or directly into your garden bed, just be sure to water generously at first, and when you see the seedlings start to come up, gently space them out as needed once their second set of leaves emerge.
Seed Bombs also have a great "Guerilla Gardening" history too, in the 70's and 80's eco-activists would prepare seed bombs and pitch them into areas that needed "greenification".
I wanted to create a product that helped my brand go full circle when it comes to supporting the critters that visits our backyards. Charlotte's Birdseed Feeders help birds make it through the winter when food sources are scarce, Anti-Collision Window Clings help protect birds from fatal window strikes during spring and fall migration, and now Garden Bombs help grow the flowers and plants that attract and feed birds and all kinds of pollinators, or your own dinner plate as with the salad Bomb. 

Charlotte's Birdseed

Charlotte’s Birdseed started just after Laura and Cam Meuckon’s wedding in 2010. Laura made all-natural birdseed ornaments for their wedding favours, and fell in love with the idea of creating something good for nature, that looked lovely too. More than ten years later and Charlotte’s Birdseed is still at it and adding more to the little business bit by bit. The solid birdfeeders are like hard granola bar treats for birds. The entire feeder is consumable, even the natural twines and yarns used to hang them up can be left outside once the seed is eaten - it will be used for nesting material in spring!