A seed library preserves our wild seeds, seeds of life. Seed-saving increases biodiversity, improves varieties, and preserves food heritage.

The Jackson County Public Library has a seed library program that was started in 2021.

Encourage the love of gardening in your community by building your very own seed library to share seeds, plants, and supplies with others.

No matter your personal tastes and lifestyle, there is usually a way to enjoy gardening at home. Whether you and your family have a house in the suburbs or you're living alone in an apartment, everyone can make it work.

ABG is announcing our first Free Seed Library located at 2829 San Jose Ave., Alameda. People can stop by and pick up up to 6 packets of seeds per household per month.

A Little Seed Library is sprouting in Gahanna. Former mayor Tom Kneeland said most people are familiar with the Little Free Library effort that promotes neighborhood book exchanges, but he and his…

by Bevin Cohen Community seed sharing programs bring people together. So many times, as I’ve stood in front of a crowd at a seed library opening or other similar event, I’ve looked out among the faces and been amazed at the sheer diversity of people in the room: people of all ages, ethnicities, and gender.…

Mr Fothergill's | Love this #seedlibrary as spotted by @gardeningmumvee in @pparkmuseum walled garden! 🌱 📸: gardeningmumvee “Take some seeds, leave some… | Instagram

During the pandemic, Alicia Serratos has spent countless hours assembling kits containing organic vegetable, herb and flower seeds, envelopes and plant