Pollinator Seed Bombs

Difficulty

easy

Duration

30 minutes to 1 hour

Fitness Level

Suitable for all fitness levels; no strenuous activity required

Overview

Join a hands-on workshop at Lost River Cave to create native Pollinator Seed Bombs. Learn how these small seed-packed balls support vital pollinators like bees and butterflies in Bowling Green, Kentucky.

Bowling Green, Kentucky

Pollinator Seed Bombs

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Date

Mon, Oct 13

Travelers

2

Adventure Photos

About This Adventure

Join a hands-on workshop to create seed bombs filled with pollinator-friendly seeds! Discover the vital role of these plants in supporting butterflies and bees while crafting your own nutrient-rich balls. Take your creations home to enhance biodiversity in your garden and contribute to a thriving habitat for essential pollinators.

Adventure Tips

Bring a reusable container

To safely transport your seed bombs home, bring a small jar or container to keep them intact.

Plant in a sunny spot

For best results, plant your seed bombs in an area with at least 6 hours of direct sunlight.

Water your seed bombs regularly

After planting, water your seed bombs frequently to encourage germination and growth.

Use native soil when possible

Planting seed bombs in native soil improves seedling success and helps maintain local ecosystem balance.

Local Insights

Wildlife

Eastern bluebirds
Monarch butterflies

History

Lost River Cave has been a natural landmark in Warren County since the early 19th century and serves as an important site for karst geology and local water systems.

Conservation

The seed bomb project supports regional efforts to increase native pollinator habitats and combat declining bee populations through community education and engagement.