Bokashi Seedballs - Solidago Canadensis (Goldenrod)

Goldenrod (Solidago canadensis) - PNW Native

Fermented mudballs with seeds grown and saved with love on our farm. Fermented mud balls have been demonstrated to have a wide variety of regenerative applications. They may be a catalyst for restoring our environment, cleaning toxic waterways, improving soil health and supporting the expansion of existing mycelial networks. Mud balls like these have been successfully used around the world to clean up waterways by supporting mycelium and beneficial members of the soil food web to outcompete pathogens and toxic compounds. Clean water and healthy soil are a concern for all living beings. Now, we have a simple and efficient way of participating in the cleaning and restoration of land and water that has suffered years of damage and toxicity.

Throw where you want flowers to grow! Fermented seed balls are perfect for native pollinator habitat restoration and bioremediation projects. Bags contain 1 lb of seed balls.

Ingredients: Fermented organic matter, farm-made garden char, local spring water, clay from Wapato Island located between the Willamette and Columbia Rivers, goldenrod seeds (Solidago canadensis).

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