i’d plant them next to the abandoned packard dealership on my block.

Zuccotti Park! Cultivate change!

I’d plant them in a friend’s yard secretly…

I’d scatter them across New York City

i would go all around Chicago and just randomly throw a bomb here and there

Just because Seattle is called the “Emerald City” doesn’t mean that this city is green. There are so many eyesores and abused plots around this town. The most abused lot in town right now is where Occupy Seattle took up camp and completely destroyed and killed the whole lawn around Seattle Central. That would be my first target. After i got my green revenge there i’d Make sure to bomb all the alley ways that people have neglected yet we have to walk past all over this city. A chain-link fence doesn’t beautify anything nor hide the ugly concrete on the other side.

in this eyesore: http://maps.google.com/?ll=47.680679,-122.323858&spn=0.002579,0.004737&hnear=Seattle,+King,+Washington&t=h&z=18&vpsrc=6&layer=c&cbll=47.680679,-122.323858&panoid=uLgjcGwtQbOdB1FkTHxVdQ&cbp=12,141.79,,0,0

and on old railroad tracks… ala Curious Garden

I would leave a seed bomb in every state and country I visit throughout the year… connecting them to my guerilla art, inciting people to “watch them grow”

Outside city hall!

Richmond, VA.

I’d bomb a land mine field!

I’d launch them from the roof of my Uncanny Valley-style Office Building, into the Weirdly and Unnaturally manicured, huge and empty waste of giant green lawn.

This is awesome! I’d take them on our cross country road trips and plant them in the less cared for rest stops.

I’d seedbomb my own concrete garden.

I want to plant all around my mom’s new house!

I would plant them outside along the sidewalk so I’d pass them wherever I walk!

I would plant my bombs up and down Centennial Trail.

In my dad’s back field

my neighbors dead lawn. brighten it up for spring

One of the places I would seed bomb would be the small patch of scraggly weeds by my bus stop. That way, it would give me something to look forward to as I go to work!

In front of city hall

With my daughter at her school.

I’m going to plant them between the eyes of the corporate giant, and grow old playing with kids in the verdant mountains that are left where it falls.

I’d toss them along the train tracks!!

I would plant them around the tent camps in Port-au-Prince so the residents have some fresh veggies in their diet.

In my mom’s back field

I would grow them in my closet, I don’t have enough plants in my room.

Just had my backyard mulched and I’ll need to tuck some greenery in!

I’d shoot them over to my neighbors.

I would plant it in the community playground behind my house.

I’d slingshot them down into my neighbors yard from my window to brighten up the view!

In my freshly made, self composted, tilled soiled!

I’d like to blast these bad boy seed bombs all over the hillside down at the end of my street and try to bring some life back to it! Maybe try and take out a target or two while I’m at it :-)

I’d put some in my backyard and the rest would be scattered on lots throughout my SF neighborhood.

I’d plant them right outside my office downtown. There is never enough green in the city. :)

The question is not where, the question is how: i will plant the seeds magnificently.

I’d plant them underneath my brother’s bed.

I’d plant them on my balcony, lots and lots of sun!

I would aim for anywhere in the yard, because our fox look adorable playing in the grass and flowers. I would have to wait till they are out hunting. They will eat them if they see me them flinging what they might mistake for flying voles.

I would send this to my former students trapped in the concrete jungle that is Seoul, Korea. I would give it to them as an important assignment but would assure them that it involves neither “home” nor “work” - ^^

I would plant them over at my grandmother’s house by my dog’s grave. She could use some beauty :).

I’d shoot them onto fire ravaged hillsides in the Santa Monica mountains and along Pacific Coast Highway where there’ve been rockslides - anywhere reforestation is required to revitalize our glorious planet!

Anywhere that needs some plants as I explore the city.

I would plant that seed in my backyard!

All across the beautiful land of Oakland.

in the yards of people who drive hummers.

I’ll plant them in my back yard to explode.

I would seed downtown

My neighbor’s patch of grass is surprisingly empty and lonely all these years. It would look good to have a few plants sprouting from it…

I’d plant them in abandoned flowerpots and flowerboxes!

I would plant these in the empty lots around my neighborhood; they could use a little life in them.

I would plan a hot air balloon ride, and shoot those babies all across the land. I like the mystery of not knowing where they settle.

I would take a walk around nyc and where ever there needed to be some love, i would seedbomb.

Our local park, with the impressive statue of Mr. Robert Fulton himself, lost 4 trees recently due to natural disasters. The seeds will have to go there.

I’d make a drive by slingshot bombing of my neighbors painfully minimalist (read: boring) front yard. Pow, bloom!

I’d plant them along the bike path near us. :)

Everywhere within slingshot reach

If I were to win, I would plant my seed bombs in front of the school down the block from my house, to get rid of the brown grass they have in front of it

Open window. Close eyes. Shoot. Where ever it lands.

i would plan a mini-war with friends and co-workers

I’d plant them during the course of a road trip from las vegas to portland.

Houston has a lot of unused green space along their Metro rail line. I’d color some of these spots with seed bombs for all the riders to appreciate.

Both the front and back. All over the place. We need a Mario Land up in here.

There are a few places in our state capital that seem to think minimal plantings are best that might get these lobbed at them.

It would be fun to secretly plant them in my neighbors’ gardens, or maybe even the elementary school by my house!

I would plant them in front of our university builing - a very dreary area at the moment.

I live in the north of Scotland, I’d plant a seed bomb on each of the offshore islands as I visit them next year, Orkney, Skye, Lewis, Harris, Islay etc

I would seedboomb in GHOST TOWN town of CHERNOBYL.

i would plant these puppies in the garden that my apartment complex shares.

Hookers.

My kids plastic character pool on my rooftop patio… we could have a garden then.

I would launch some mean greens in the most forsaken corners of town as a kick against apathy! Ha, So there!! Oh and one in my square foot garden. It could use some help

a few in my front yard, a few in the back, but most of them would have to go in the dirt between the sidewalk and the street in front of my house and the neighbors on either side. maybe one more i would save for my in-laws’ place - just to amuse myself.

I would plant them on the montains that are practically in my back yard where there are tons of different beautiful trees to gaze upon. Theres a tiny water fall it will be a wonderful new edition to Jim Thorpe, Pa.

EVERYWHERE

Abandoned lot in my neighborhood.

I’d plant them on my desk and let the bamboo versus bomb battle begin. Who can grow longer, faster and more green…

In the middle of my school’s soccer field MUHAHAHAHAHA

In my backyard planter boxes and in my front window boxes

I’d love to drop some bombs around town!!

My windowsill

That’s so incredibly awesome! I would definitely plant some in my neighbor’s garden. She loves all sorts of plants, I think she would really like it. She’s also got a lot of dogs so that seed combination could work.

Pulling a drive by on the mean streets of Long Beach with little bundles of green goodness!!

Where ever they happen to land once my boys have fired them……

I honestly wouldn’t want these for myself—I’d want to hand them off to a little kid to see what vacant lot or poorly manicured lawn they’d attack with that slingshot!

I love all the green attacks that people want to make on their neighbors.

I’d seedbomb rooftops, hoping to catch a clump of wet leaves in a gutter. I just love it when plants take root on rooftops. My old neighbor had a tiny tree of some kind growing out of his chimney a couple year’s ago, and it fascinated me to no end.

yayness! we were all so delighted by this we had to include a link to this proudct and the comp on our blog.we’ar would be so tempted to hurl them out the bus window on the way to work.. cant help but think that those verges would look so much more beautiful with delightful plantlife!

Great idea, perfect for planting color on abandoned sites.

In the “managed” nature spaces here in Houston down by the Bayou

I would plant trees everywhere!!

I would defiantly plant them in my front yard, the Canadian winter can be gloomy, it would give me something to look forward to doing in the spring.

I would love to plant them between my house and the neighbors house… where the fence used to be ;)

I’ll plant them in a beautiful property here in Costa Rica! Those threes will love here!

I’d seed bomb vacant lots Philadelphia!

I’d like to build a window box and then plant them there.

I’d plant them near the building where I have my classes. There’s always so much construction happening in the area.

I’d put them in the little area behind my house, between me and this church. It could use some beauty in that little section between us.

Probably around my tree house!

i’d plant the in my apartment complex courtyard….love the bandanna!!!

I’d plant them equidistant on my way to work.

I’d plant them in my backyard!

There’s an ugly vacant lot outside my best friend’s window. I’d love to use these to surprise her with something beautiful this spring!

huge vacant retail lot, downtown East Palo Alto.

I’d bomb the tree pit/cutout on my street. Granitic gravel is boring.

I’d plant my seedbombs on the side of my apartment building where rude neighbors refuse to pick up after their purse poodles. When life gives you dog poop, make a beautiful flower garden!!

I would seed bomb the heck out of these old abandoned car dealerships near my grandma’s house. The entire area is covered in pavement that is JUST starting to crack after years of neglect. Seed bombs would help beautify the property and eventually help decrease runoff!

I would plant them in the barren, sad patch of dirt under my apartment steps and balcony

I’d plant seed bombs around my ‘hood ‘cause it needs some beautifying !

I want to tossed them all over my neighborhood and yard!!! my garden should look so nice

I’d plant them all over those walmart parking lots.

in the park by my house in baltimore city. we are a city that needs more green!!

in the park by my house in baltimore city. we are a city that needs more green!!

Anywhere that needs a little more green. :)

I would plant them all around my favorite spots in Minneapolis, such as the greenway, lake Calhoun and near the stone arch bridge.

I would probably plant one in my yard and the rest on pathways in my neighborhood.

I’d shoot them into my neighbors yard. That way I would have used the product as it was intended, but I could still hop over there to snack on it.

I’d plant them in my bathtub.

I would make an escapade to the empty lot on Telagraph Ave and spruce it up a bit!

Near the elementary school in my neighborhood!

neighbors rooftop garden

I’d launch them in the park w my dog, it would drive him nuts trying to find them hehe

The empty lot behind my house.

Over the fence into some fallow land.

In the several unloved planters in my urban neighborhood.

I would plant them in my garden and at the park where there is a lot of empty space and areas that could use sprucing up. I only just started gardening recently, but it is a big thing in my family so I am sure I would enjoy this gift set!

i would definitely seedbomb the park by my house, and probably some in my back yard, too!

Along the greenway, a bikepath built along old railroad tracks in Minneapolis.

Where I wait for my bus in the morning - it’s pretty dismal there and everyone needs something beautiful when you’re about to start a long workday!

I would seedbomb the empty lot behind the middle school near my house.

My block in Bed Stuy, Brooklyn needs a little love. Conditions and safety vary from block to block. The street I live on is tree lined and iron gated, with stoops and brownstones framing the view. Walk a block west, and the trees are gone, the houses not brownstone but cheap siding, some of them vacant marked with the looming X of condemned properties. On that block there is the backyard of the United Order of Tents, an African-American women’s lodge that assisted escaped slaves circa the 1860’s. To plant seeds in the area that was once looked over by escaped slaves would be a gift to the aging block, and to the community who know their history.

campus square

All over the Grassy knoll they call Kelly “Park” behind my apartment in Portland, Oregon.

I’d give it to my nephew to sling those greenades all over my bare backyard!

This is so cool! I would go around and shoot them in odd places around my city, wait for them to grow…. then take some dope pictures. ~iOne

Definitely some of the seed-bombs would be going to the grassy areas at an industrial park. Maybe even the areas in my work parking lot.

I would plant them along the side of the boarded up houses in our community of Peaselburg in Covington, Kentucky.

I would plant them in the tiny little backyard i have. to make it look a little nicer

I would for sure plant them all over the the outside of my house so i could find them later after i forgot about them.

Abandoned lots of demolished building removed to make way for progress that never came.

Seems these bombs could grow pretty much anywhere with some rain and sunshine. I would aim them at flat gravely rooftops that you can see from above ground train platforms. So that when people are waiting on the train they can watch these little gardens growing
:)

I would plant these seedbombs in a little dirt patch by an electrical box in my downtown area.

I would seed bomb my neighbors yard because they have no plants other than 1 tree!

I’d plant my seedbombs next to a throughout my community at various locations that need a little greenery; like the industrial sector, the docks, the business park, etc.

the empty lot next door

I would plant either my neighbors’ yards or some of the fields near my office.

The new common garden area in the back of my condo on the Upper West Side of NYC.

I’d plant them in my front lawn where the grass refuses to grow :P

on the mossy roof of my neighbor’s lawn mower shed…

These would get planted in the courtyard of the school I work at. We’ve just started an organic garden!

I’d like to plant them on the edge of a parking lot at BSU. Although the lot is just a simple, dirt lot, there is an area next to it between the sidewalk and street that could seriously use some pretty, random greenery.

I would plant them on the farm where I am WWOOFing at on Kauai, Hawaii. There they would be tended to lovingly and the chances of them reaching maturity would be greatly increased. Then we would cut them, dry them and sell them to others at our local farmer’s market! Aloha!

Kiley’s park in Tampa!!

I would totally seedbomb the any area that needed some plant love, That’s right I’m looking at you urban dystopia!

i want to plant seedbombs on the other side of my windows.
in this way i can see it grow up.

cheers

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i would invite 5 of my friends for a bike ride around the city. each person gets 2 seed bombs to sling where they choose. summertime we would do the tour of the gardens and who ever has the best wins dinner of choice that evening.

Provo, Utah can always use a little more wild.

The mall where I work.. it’s so drab.

I’d plant them in my home office window sill planters - they run across one whole 23 foot wall, it’d really make the space beautiful!

The house down the street burned down last month and needs some greening up!

Around the senior center near my house (it’s currently surrounded by nothing but concrete and dirt.)

I would throw those seedbombs through cracked walls or on bare flat rooftops.

I would bomb the heck out of the abandoned house beside my office.

i’d plant them in my side yard so i could look out the window and see them!

My neighbors Onion farm!

In front of the county jail.

Downtown Quincy MA. is a wasteland that would surely benefit from some serious seed bombing…

Roadway medians.

Front Yard baby.

I’d plant them in my grandma’s garden.

i would seed bomb the hell out of the area of north philly that i live in… our neighborhood is undergoing some major revitalization and all of the overgrowth and debris is being lifted from an area that has looked pretty sad for a really, really long time. seed bombs would be a perfect step in the right direction!

I would launch a few seed bombs into the empty lot next to my office. All of that dirt could use a little green!

I’d plant them in unsuspected friends and families gardens to fully appreciate the results… and a few random spots too

I’d fire them out my window onto the space in front of my building—it’s desperately in need of some green!

I would use these around the DC Metro subway!

I would plant them on my balcony in the spring, don’t have the luxury of a real garden.

The giant pile of dirt next to the Newark train station. It’s hideous.

I would actually give this to a friend of mine who is an avid gardener and biker in london. She would freak out!

There’s a giant vacant lot that’s been an eyesore here in NYC on Broadway, above 200th street, for years now. I would carpet-seedbomb that.

In front of my apartment of course.

I’d plant them all around the JMZ train in Brooklyn, it’s where I live and we need some HELP over here.

I’d plant these all over Detroit.

the abandon lot on 13th street i walk by everyday

I’d plant them in overgrown empty lots. At least one in our neighborhood and a huge one across from my work.

Couldn’t tell you because I haven’t bought the land yet. ;)

I’d plant one in my yard, and then I’d save the rest for empty spots that look like they need some life brought to them.

Awesome bandana btw

I have 30 acres to shoot randomly into, just have to wait for the passing Kangaroos.

My street!

I’d plant on the front lawns of all the frat houses at school.

Id plant them in the small tree squares outside my apartment. when irene rolled through the east coast it took out the trees leaving small squares perfect for mini gardens!

Thse are great! I have an ugly bank that seperates my neighbors and me. I would bomb that area.

There is a vacant lot next to my place that would be perfect!

The torn up area of my workplace that just underwent new construction.

I would use the power of the slingshot to create a garden in the middle of a muddy mound in the middle of our local canal that has been that way for years! Bring back the green!

they will land on the roof of my university

I would tag my city… I love when nature takes back its rights, like a tree root pushing up pavement or a flower growing in a sidewalk crack!!

I would plant them as I pass bus and rail stops

I’d plant some seedbombs near the alleyways in my neighborhood. We need a lot more green!

I’d plant it in my barren back yard at my new rental!

I would plant them over the grave of my grandmother.

Outside our office window is a derelict lot next to a train line. It’d be great to see some greenery when I look out the window!

The headquarters for the DMV, which are located in my city.

True story—I gave people a ride once on the condition that they plant their excess marijuana seeds on the grounds of the DMV headquarters.

I would seed bomb all the derelict/empty seed boxes in the opposite buildings!

I’d shoot them into a dead tree

The woods by my community where stupid kids set fire to the woods

It would be great to seedbomb the previous “Occupy Vancouver” site where campers tore up the grass in front of the Vancouver art gallery!

I would plant them along the street on my way to work.

I don’t have a huge green thumb but if I won I would throw the seedbombs in front of the homeless shelter to bring some beauty to the area that could bring fourth some smiles that would be my way of giving back

I would plant them in the little patch of grass under my window.

In front of my apartment, for there to be reason for the excess donated fecal matter from neighboring pets.

downtown at the park

I would plant them in my neighbours backyard that he destroyed by putting an above ground pool

I’d plant them in my nature strip so that everyone in the street could have access to a communal herb garden !!