in the center of the ball. Place the plant and clay pebbles in the hole, and gently pack and compress the soil around the roots. Make sure that the roots are snug and completely covered by the ...

Break off another ½ of this smaller ball, form it into a ball and test to see whether it sinks or floats. Repeat this process two more times to make smaller and smaller clay balls. Test each one to ...

Seed balls contain lots of different wildflower seeds and are held together by compost and clay. They’re easy to make at home, with no digging or expert knowledge needed! They can be thrown onto ...

Why doesn’t a heavy ship sink? Get some clay and we’ll solve this puzzle. If you make a compact ball or sausage shape out of the clay, whether large or small, it sinks to the bottom of the container.

We're going to make a legendary animal a griffin half lion half eagle. So we're going to need a good big lump of clay to start with. And I'm going to roll it into a ball. And then I'm going to ...