Sign out some seeds from the new Seed Library located upstairs on the mezzanine at the Wayland Free Public Library!
Introducing the Wayland Seed Library
Seed Libraries– places to check out seeds like you check out books from a regular library– are a growing trend around the country.
In the case of the Wayland Seed Library, you can keep your garden and our Seed Library supply sustainable by replanting the next generation of seeds after harvesting from your plants, but there is no need to return anything to the library.
Established by Wayland Girl Scout Troop 62720 and supplied with seed packets for both flowers and vegetables generously donated by Russell’s Garden Center, the Seed Library was created to be a community resource to inspire people to get started gardening, and keep our community beautiful and sustainable.
Additional resources to help your garden grow
What You Need to Start Seeds from Gardeners.com
Starting Seeds Indoors: How and When to Start Seeds from The Old Farmer’s Almanac
Planting Calendar: What to Plant Now from Urban Farmer
How to Save Seeds: Seed Saving Tips and Examples from Growing in the Garden
Can Seeds Expire or Go Bad? from Gardenary.com
