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Seed bombs, weapons of "guerilla gardening"

Put some flowers in your guns! This famous slogan has inspired two designers, Tony Minh Nguyen and SnowHome, who provided valuable weapons to "guerrilla gardening" by creating clay grenades filled with seeds. After a week of their explosive rupture begins to sprout grass, buttercups and poppies later. The shells of flowers are on sale for 12 pounds in three pack (link)

If you want you can build your own seed bombs following the instructions posted here:

Some people had the idea of installing vending machines bombs flowers, like those designed by Studio in Los Angeles Common , made ​​using the old gum dispensers (see last photo)

Fascinating though the utopian project "Seedbomb" prepared by the designer Hwang Jin-wook .
His work is inspired by a legend that dates back to after the Second World War: it is said that Gale Halvorson, a bomber pilot, flew over Berlin by dropping candy to the children instead of bombs.
The idea of ​​Hwang, whose aim is to combat deforestation and desertification, is to bombard the planet in the arid zone of the seed capsules very special. These biodegradable plastic bags containing fertile soil that provides nutrients and moisture to the seed, until the plant does not grow enough to survive with his forces.

Designers: Hwang Jin-wook

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