April 22nd is Earth Day.  To celebrate all things earth-y, we’ve reopened our Seed Library…no returns necessary!  Come look through our selection of free flower, vegetable, and herb seeds and planting tools.  We also have a variety of gardening books to help you make best use of your seeds (but those DO need returned!).  Take some home and help to green your local environment, feed some pollinators, and maybe even feed people.  You can even collect seed at the end of the season and try planting again later.

This year’s selection includes over 50 varieties of vegetables, herbs, and flowers.  See the complete list.

See all the growing instructions and gardening tips in our Seed Library Collection.

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The Seed Library

• Do you want to try growing some plants for yourself? Please take an envelope of seeds from our seed library. Most of them are edible plants, except for the Pollinator Wildflower Mix…that one is just for insects.
• Each envelope is labeled with the type of seeds that are inside. Scan the QR code on the envelope to find the collection of growing instructions on the library catalogue along with some other growing tips.
• You can also take a picture of the growing instructions that are taped to the desk.
• If you need them, you can take a peat pellet and/or a little pot to start your seeds in. You can also take a copy of the peat pellet instructions.
• The little pots can be planted in your garden or a bigger container along with the seeds growing in it.
• A list of the seeds that would work well with the peat puck or pot are on the front of their basket.
• For the Seed Tape, you plant the whole strip of tape that has seeds inside of it.
• Remember to water your seeds gently.