In Person: Overwintering Native Seeds

Are you curious about what tools we have to build resilient landscapes? Are you excited about sowing native seeds to re-establish diverse ecosystems in the places you live, work, and play? Do you want to know how to build practices of seed collecting, saving, and planting? Are you looking for more information on how to do this, and a place to start?

Join the Wild Seed Project at Stone Broke Bread & Books for a demonstration on how to sow and care for native seeds in the winter. Educational Programs Manager, Nell Houde will walk through the steps of sowing native seeds, where to procure materials, and best practices for ensuring successful germination. There will be Wild Seed Project seeds to buy, lots of time for Q&A and graphics to take home! Come ask questions, get your hands dirty, and plant seeds of resilience.

To learn more about Stone Broke Bread & Book visit their website at https://www.stonebrokebreadandbooks.com/