Community Seed Bank
Plant. Grow. Save. Share.
The Seed Bank Program provides free heirloom seeds to participants who commit to growing the plants, saving their seeds, and returning a portion to help sustain the program. Instead of a traditional class, participants enjoy exclusive access to growing guides, recipes, and expert support to enhance their gardening experience.
About the Program
The Seed Bank Program is a community-driven initiative designed to promote seed saving, food sustainability, and gardening accessibility.
Each year, we distribute a few select varieties of heirloom seeds for free.
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In 2025, participants will receive
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Chijimisai (an Asian green)
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Bell peppers
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Basil
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This is not a class, but participants will gain access to an exclusive online resource page with detailed growing instructions, recipes, and a question form for direct support. In return, we ask growers to save seeds from their harvest and send some back to us, ensuring the program continues year after year.
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By joining the Seed Bank Program, you’re not just growing food—you’re contributing to a sustainable cycle of seed sharing and community resilience.
Details
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Who Can Participate? Anyone interested in growing and seed saving!
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Cost: Free! Donations are welcome to help sustain the program.
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How It Works:
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Receive Seeds – Participants will be provided with heirloom seeds for the 2025 season: Chijimisai, bell peppers, and basil.
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Grow & Harvest – Use the exclusive online resource page for growing tips, recipes, and support.
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Save & Return – Collect seeds from mature plants and send a portion back to the Seed Bank to help future participants.
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Participant Resources:
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Growing guides for each seed variety
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Recipes to use harvested produce
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A question form for direct support
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