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Great Seattle Seed Swap, sponsored by the King County Seed Lending Library. Three swaps are planned around the city, with a fourth being held by our friends in the Snoqualmie Valley.

The first event is the 4th annual Seed Swap in Northwest Seattle (share our Facebook event), set for Saturday, Jan. 28, which is National Seed Swap Day. Get some seeds, visit with exhibitors Seattle Tilth, P-Patch, Resilient Seeds and the Seattle Farm Co-op, and enjoy three 15-minute workshops.
Details of each swap:
Northwest Seattle: Sat., Jan. 28, 1-3 p.m., Phinney Neighborhood Center, 6532 Phinney Ave. N., in the Community Hall of the Brick Building
Snoqualmie Valley: Sat., Feb. 4, 11 a.m.–2:30 p.m., Cedarcrest High School, 29000 NE 150th St., Duvall
Northeast Seattle: Sat., Feb. 11, 10 a.m.-5 p.m., Meadowbrook Community Center, NE 105th and 35th Ave/ NE
West Seattle: date/time TBA
How to participate:
- Please bring seeds if you have them. They can be homegrown or store-bought — even partially used packets. They should be recent, 3 years old or less. No hybrids or GMO seeds.
- If you will be bringing seeds to swap, please arrive at the beginning of the event to set out your seeds.
- Make a display card for your seeds stating the variety, year saved, and brief notes about growing the plant.
- It is not necessary to bring seeds to participate.
- Seeds will be organized by type of vegetables, herbs and edible flowers.
- Attendees will be asked to limit the seeds they take so all may share in the supply.
- You may donate your extra seeds to the seed lending library, which will have them available throughout the year.
At the Northwest Seattle event, enjoy these 15-minute workshops:
1:30-1:45 Basic Seed Saving – Laura Matter, Seattle Tilth
2:00-2:15 Make a Seed Ball! – Christy Cusick, Seattle Farm Co-op
2:30-2:45 Meet Our Bioregional Seed Companies – Bill Thorness, KCSLL
A resource table of books, seed catalogs and other material will be available for browsing.
At the Northeast Seattle event on Feb. 11, gardening author Bill Thorness, coordinator of the Northwest Seattle library branch, will give a lunchtime talk on seed starting and the seed-saving movement at noon.
Contact us to volunteer for a seed swap!