Seed Saving Workshop

Cultivate the knowledge and skills needed to preserve your garden’s future through seed saving. In this informative workshop, participants will explore the principles and best practices of collecting, processing, storing, and maintaining seeds for long-term viability and future planting.

Led by Betty Walke of the UME Master Gardeners Baltimore City Pollinator Committee, the session will provide an overview of seed biology, techniques for preserving plant genetics, and practical methods for ensuring successful seed storage and germination. Participants will gain a deeper understanding of how seed saving supports biodiversity, sustainability, food security, and resilient home and community gardens.

Ideal for gardeners, urban agriculture enthusiasts, and anyone interested in sustainable food systems, this workshop combines practical instruction with ecological insight. Participants will leave equipped with the knowledge and tools to confidently save seeds, preserve locally adapted plant varieties, and play an active role in fostering biodiversity and environmental sustainability.