Friends of the Bedford Library Seed Saving Workshop presented by the Bedford Area Master Gardeners

Discover the rewarding practice of saving seeds and learn how gardeners have preserved treasured plants for generations. This engaging program introduces the fundamentals of seed saving, including which plants are best for beginners, and the differences between open-pollinated, heirloom, and hybrid varieties. Participants will practice how to harvest seeds, proper cleaning and drying techniques, and the best methods for storing seeds to maintain their viability. The program also explores the many benefits of seed saving—from reducing gardening costs and preserving locally adapted plants to protecting biodiversity and building community through seed sharing. Whether you’re a new gardener or an experienced grower, you’ll leave with practical skills and the confidence to begin saving seeds from your own garden.

All Ages