A seed library takes some time and effort to put together, but the way the library works is very simple: gardeners “borrow” seeds from the library at planting time. At the end of the growing season, they save seeds from the plants and return a portion of the seeds to the library.
a kind-of botanical literacy, teaching people what different plants look like and how they grow. Seed libraries also support information sharing and preservation.
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To find a seed library near you, check this directory on Weebly, or give your local library a call to see if they have a program. If you aren't able to locate a seed library near you, consider starting one. This would be an awesome project for a Girl Scout or Eagle Scout.
Type /seed to get the seed then do Ctrl-C to get it in the clipboard and Ctrl-V to copy it where you want it. (if you're running Windows anyway.)
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