Seed balls are a creative and effective method for sowing seeds, particularly in challenging environments where traditional planting methods are impractical. A seed ball consists of seeds encased in a mixture of clay, compost, and sometimes other materials. This method protects the seeds, enhances germination rates, and facilitates the establishment of vegetation in areas prone to erosion or with poor soil conditions. Understanding which species work best for seed balls helps in achieving successful planting outcomes and promoting ecological restoration.