POSTPONED – Seed Swap

JANUARY 11 UPDATE: We are planning to re-schedule for a later date when we can meet safely.

In the meantime if you would like to order seeds for Pollinator Plants native to Minnesota we encourage you to do so using this form.

You can select up to 5 species of pollinator plant seed packets for your future planting.

Start your dreaming at the sortable plant list here: https://airtable.com/appUuxDGoeSWIU66u/shrExw302fUHuovK1/tblbXnex7TNgACynR

After picking out your favorites, fill out a request here: https://airtable.com/appUuxDGoeSWIU66u/pagUPWin72lHlQwjT/form

Want a bit of help getting your seed started? Watch for workshops events happening Jan-April in our community, or follow the winter sowing instructions found here: https://mnseedproject.org/resources

Seeds will be sent to you by mail. There is no cost for seeds or shipping.

Availability is first come, first served. Thanks!

Seeds in the collection have been community harvested in part with support from the Renewing the Countryside’s Micro Urban Ag grant. The MN SEED Project, is behind the programs that teach seed saving skills and creates the inventory to share.

The MN SEED Project Team + Twin Cities Metro Growers Network

Courtney, Dawn, Stephanie, Katie, and Lia

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Join Twin Cities Metro Growers Network and MN SEED Project for our first-ever combined seed swap!

Bring your collected seeds with you — plants native to Minnesota, annual flowers, fruits, vegetables, herbs, etc. for trading, swapping and giving. MN Seed will have seeds available as well. Seed packing materials will be provided. You don’t need to bring seeds to participate in the seed swap.

Stay and talk with educators to learn the basics of starting plants from seed and the benefits of growing plants native to Minnesota for pollinator and ecosystem health.

Registration: It is free to attend! Registration requested for planning purposes, walkups welcome.

Click here to see Seed Sharing Guidelines prepared by MN SEED.

This event is funded by Twin Cities Urban Agriculture microgrant from Renewing the Countryside and FSA/USDA.

The Twin Cities Metro Growers Network is a collaboration between SFA and the University of Minnesota Extension in Hennepin County.

SFA staff and volunteers occasionally take photos during our workshops, cafe chats and field days for promotional purposes and to use as documentation of events to share with our funders.  If you do not wish to be photographed, please let our event host know — we’ll make every effort to make sure you are not photographed.