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.
In 2025, participants will receive
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Chijimisai (an Asian green)
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Bell peppers
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Basil
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.
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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