Seed Saving Workshop

Want to make the most of your garden? Seed saving allows gardeners to maintain a diverse and resilient plant population by preserving heirloom varieties and traditional crops. It promotes food security as it reduces dependence on commercial seed sources and empowers individuals to grow their own food. By saving seeds from resilient and thriving plants, one can maintain the unique characteristics, flavors, and adaptations of a particular crop, ensuring a diverse and sustainable future for food production.

Join us with Caty Poole, former director at Massaro Community Farm, who will be leading a Seed Saving Workshop at the library on February 5^th at 6 PM.