Clay seed balls protect seeds until rain dissolves the clay, then germination begins. They're great for gifts or erosion control.
Roll into tablespoon-sized balls, dry in shade several days. Scatter in early April.
Dig Georgia red clay from an eroded bank, dry and sift through a colander. Or contact Kickwheel Pottery Supply in Tucker.
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