An awesome green DIY project: paint surfaces with moss.
See the step by step instructions big here
GreenAid Seed Bombs | thecommonstudio.com
“Made from a mixture of clay, compost, and seeds, ‘seedbombs’ are becoming an increasingly popular means combating the many forgotten grey spaces we encounter everyday-from sidewalk cracks to vacant lots and parking medians. They can be thrown anonymously into these derelict urban sites to temporarily reclaim and transform them into places worth looking at and caring for. The Greenaid dispensary simply makes these guerilla gardening efforts more accessible to all by appropriating the existing distribution system of the quarter operated candy machine. Using just the loose coins in your pocket, you can make a small but meaningful contribution to the beautification of your city!”
The only kind of bomb I support XD There are also other ways - my trick: try buying cheap grass+flower seed mixes, add powdered fertilizer, climb on your roof or a tall building and let go with the wind XD
Only available in a few cities in the US…
via littlegreengarde
Throw and Grow: Flower Grenades Help Spread the Love
First there were seed bombs, and now—taking a more visually militant turn—a seed grenade. Designed by Snowhome and Tony Minh Nguyen, the unfired clay grenade is chock-full of wildflower seeds, and a pack of three will run you 12 euros from Suck UK.
via christianneity: pratt
Seedbomb Plant Capsules » Yanko Design
Housed in biodegradable plastic, the artificial soil provides nourishment and moisture to the seed; till it grows out to be a strong enough plant to sustain itself. As the sapling matures, the plastic capsule melts away, leaving behind a brand new generation.
By by Hwang Jin wook, Jeon You ho, Han Kuk il & Kim Ji myung
via urbendisaster: tlow
