Seed Saving News Today

February 6, 2024 Press Release from Hardin County OSU Extension: Hardin County – This winter’s mild weather and lack of snow might have several people thinking if it will soon

The Quincy Public Library has announced the commencement of its Seed Library program.

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Master Gardeners Barb Dahlbach and Sharon Gallup presented a program on Seed Saving and Project Wingspan at the Nov. 14 meeting of the Illinois Valley Herb Guild.

Activities includes nonprofit organizations in the Charlottesville area and events that are open to the public.

SILVER CREEK — Anderson-Lee Library, located at 43 Main St. has announced their programming for the month of October. Programs are free and open to the public

Sunday, Sept. 24 Community Read Event – Level Up Your Hiking Skills: 1 p.m.; Peabody Conservation, 200-298 Holman St., Lunenburg. Tim Swanson and the North County Land Trust will help you take hiking to the next level. Hosted by Leominster Public Library. For details, visit leominsterlibrary.org. Monday, Sept. 25 Me, You, We Playgroup: 10 a.m.; […]

Friday, September 22 Laurelwood Garden Club meets: 9:30 a.m.; Fitchburg Art Museum, 185 Main St., Fitchburg. Featuring an Ikebana floral lecture and demonstration. Contact Julie Palioca at 978-537-7630. Zumbini: 11:15 a.m.; Townsend Public Library, 12 Dudley Road. Enjoy this motivational and colorful experience with bongo drums, bubbles, and even disco lights. Led by Julie Quirk. […]

Connect to an ancient heritage by growing a three sisters Native American garden, including these rare vegetable varieties traced back to Native American gardens.

Saving seeds from your own flowers and vegetables is a great way to connect with your garden by continuing to grow the crops you already love.