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  1. #TrescottME - #Scionwood Exchange & #SeedSwap

    April 11 @ 12:00 pm - 3:00 pm

    In partnership with #HealthyAcadia and #MOFGA

    #CobscookInstitute
    10 Commissary Point Rd
    Township of Trescott, ME 04652

    All Ages
    Free (or by donation)

    "This by donation event will feature seeds for swapping and scionwood for grafting. We are also accepting seed donations for use in Cobscook Institute’s #CommunityGarden.

    Seed Swap

    Please bring seeds you’ve saved with descriptions for folks to share, trade and enjoy. We are also accepting seed donations for the Community Garden.

    Envelopes and labeling materials will be available.

    Scionwood Exchange

    Many Scions will be available for sharing with descriptions and instructions. Please feel welcome to bring scionwood that you responsibly collected to share as well, with the apple variety and description. Labeling materials and bags will be provided."

    Event page:
    cobscookinstitute.org/events?e

    #SolarPunkSunday #SeedExchange #ScionExchange #MaineEvents
    #GrowYourOwn #GrowYourOwnFood
    #GardeningForPollinators

  2. Oh wie schön. Die Lemon Drop Samen hängen beim SeedExchange in Halle H. Neemt sie euch gerne mit und tauscht fleißig.

    @opensourcegardens

    #39c3 #SeedExchange
    #LemonDrop #ChilliGrowing #chilli #chili #chillies #Plantjournal

  3. Schaut mal, unsere Tütchen sind richtig schick geworden und passen perfekt zum Design des Kongresses.

    Insgesamt gibt es 52 Tütchen mit jeweils 10 bis 20 Lemon-Drop-Samen für den Saatguttausch.

    @opensourcegardens @c0c0bird

    #39c3 #SeedExchange
    #LemonDrop #ChilliGrowing #chilli #chili #chillies #Plantjournal

  4. A step-by-step guide to #SavingSeeds

    by Maud Powell, March 2010

    "Summer and autumn are the seasons when many gardeners and farmers are out in their fields collecting vegetable, fruit and flower seeds for the next season. Seed saving is an excellent way to engage in the worldwide movement to preserve some of the older 'heirloom' varieties of seed.

    "During the past two decades, many seed companies have consolidated, and regulations regarding the patenting of seed varieties have been loosened. As a result, seed companies routinely drop older varieties for newer ones, which are usually hybridized and/or patented.

    "Organized grassroots #SeedSaving efforts, as well as inspired gardeners and farmers, have done an excellent job of saving many heirloom varieties.

    "Seed saving is also a great way to develop seed lines that are well adapted to a particular environment. Saving seed from the healthiest plants year after year enables growers to select for traits that are most suitable for their growing conditions.

    "Finally, seed saving encourages a deeper understanding of the life cycle of plants. We rarely see certain vegetable plants, such as lettuce, onions and carrots, in the reproductive stage of their lives. Saving seed provides growers with an education in plant genetics and breeding, which is usually left to universities and seed companies. Following are the four basic steps to saving seed."

    Read more:
    extension.oregonstate.edu/gard

    Español version:
    extension.oregonstate.edu/es/g

    #SolarPunkSunday #HarvestTime #Harvesting #SeedSavers #FoodSecurity #GrowYourOwn #SeedExchange #SharingEconomy #OSUExtensionService #OregonStateUniversity #HeirloomSeeds #HeirloomPlants

  5. A Beginner’s Guide to Seed-Saving in the Garden

    When seed-saving for the first time, you may feel overwhelmed with information about hybrids, heirlooms, and proper seed-saving techniques. This easy guide takes you from start to finish so you can confidently collect your favorite plants’ seeds. Learn how magical these tiny living things are alongside native plant gardener Jerad Bryant.

    Written by Jerad Bryant
    September 9, 2024

    "Growing plants from start to finish exposes them to your climate’s conditions—as you collect seed year after year, you create new hybrid species that adapt well to your ecoregion."

    epicgardening.com/beginner-see

    #SolarPunkSunday #SeedSaving #HarvestTime #Harvesting #SeedSavers #FoodSecurity #GrowYourOwn #SeedExchange #SharingEconomy #ClimateChangeAdaptation

  6. #SeedSaving Basics

    Have you wondered whether you can replant seeds from your garden? Here is basic information to help you get started with saving seeds.

    by Lois Miklas, January 27, 2025

    "For longtime gardeners, saving seeds from their plants may be a family tradition. For new gardeners, it may only be a matter of time until they wonder if they can save the seeds forming in their vegetables and flowers to grow next year's garden. While the answer is yes, the successful seed saver will need to plan ahead. Here are a few things to consider in getting started with seed saving."

    Read more:
    extension.psu.edu/seed-saving-

    #SolarPunkSunday #PennStateExtension #HarvestTime #Harvesting #SeedSavers #FoodSecurity #GrowYourOwn #SeedExchange #SharingEconomy