09/24/2026
We kicked off our Seed Saving Workshop Series by digging into the foundations of seed saving and the bigger questions behind why it matters.
Together, we explored seed-saving terminology like open-pollinated, heirloom, hybrid, and isolation distance; discussed the importance and political history of saving seeds; and talked about seed saving in a changing climate.
Through readings, conversation, and examples of saved seeds, we began thinking about seeds as more than something we plant: they carry knowledge, history, culture, and possibilities for the future.
A huge thank you to Alexx, our workshop facilitator, for sharing their knowledge and creating space for thoughtful conversation! And thank you to all the gardeners and community members who joined us, asked questions, shared their experiences, and learned alongside one another.
Join us for our last and final workshop on September 28 from 4–6 PM at Friends of Brook Garden! We’ll bring everything we’ve learned together as we’re building a mini seed library toolkit that you can use to support seed saving in your garden and community.
We hope to see you there! Register through the link in bio.