To make the balls, you will need natural clay (you can also use clay powder, but you will have to use more water when forming the balls), which is available at art supply stores or online, and compost or potting soil, which can be picked up at garden supply depots or hardware stores. Purchase a selection of flower seeds. Look for varieties that are native to your region and will germinate easily. Steer clear of generic wildflower mixes, which may include exotic or invasive species. Reynolds recommends planting pollinator-friendly varieties, such as milkweed, marigolds and borage. You’ll also need a bowl of water, measuring spoons, a baking sheet and clothes you don’t mind getting dirty. To minimize cleanup, this project is best tackled outdoors.
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