Creating a Native Seed Library
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Monday, September 14th, 4PM - 6 PM
Discover how seed libraries connect communities and protect local ecosystems with Craig Bruska from the Native Plant Society of Texas.
Craig will give a presentation on how seed libraries work, best practices for ethical seed harvesting, how to process and store seeds, and why this work is so important.
This workshop is free and open to all, and an important learning opportunity for people and organizations that want to help preserve the natural heritage of Blanco County.
Special thanks to the Blanco Woman's Club for scouring markets to find the perfect beautiful antique card catalog and cabinet, as well as kickstarting our Blanco Library Seed Exchange with seed collecting materials.
Discover how seed libraries connect communities and protect local ecosystems with Craig Bruska from the Native Plant Society of Texas.
Craig will give a presentation on how seed libraries work, best practices for ethical seed harvesting, how to process and store seeds, and why this work is so important.
This workshop is free and open to all, and an important learning opportunity for people and organizations that want to help preserve the natural heritage of Blanco County.
Special thanks to the Blanco Woman's Club for scouring markets to find the perfect beautiful antique card catalog and cabinet, as well as kickstarting our Blanco Library Seed Exchange with seed collecting materials.
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Where is it happening?
1118 Main St, Blanco, TX, United States, Texas 78606
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Host or PublisherBlanco Library
