These BonBons are for Planting, Not for Eating

February 10, 2010 by Hilda Brucker  
Filed under Gardening



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ere’s a cute Valentine’s day gift idea for gardeners and foodies alike — although packaged like candy, these bonbons are really seed balls. Depending on which collection you choose, seeds for either Italian herbs or tea herbs are packaged in a candy-shaped ball of clay and organic compost.

Garden bonbons

To plant, you just set the bonbons in place on top of the soil, perhaps pressing them in a bit if there’s a chance of them rolling away (but don’t bury completely — you can delay or derail germination completely!)

But here’s the best news: Our blogging pals over at ccdwell.com are hosting a giveaway of these cute seed-bearing truffles! All you have to do is visit the site and leave a comment for a chance to win.

And for more info, or to purchase the bonbons, visit Moultonology.com –  you’ll find some nice tools, accessories, and gifts for gardeners. ♣

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Comments

4 Responses to “These BonBons are for Planting, Not for Eating”
  1. Gayla Baer says:

    What an adorable idea!

  2. Linette says:

    I got to sample these for Mother Earth’s Garden, and they are so cool! I just finally got mine planted and I’m waiting on a warm sunny day so they’ll sprout:-)

  3. Nell Jean says:

    What an innovative way to plant1 I’m afraid my dog, who loves anything I’m doing, will think they’re a new toy. Everything is a toy to her.

  4. homemom3 says:

    these are so cute. I love this and it makes it looks so easy. I was just telling a friend how much I wanted to start gardening again but everything was frozen. These I could do in the house.

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