Seed Saving Workshop
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Overview
Deepen your relationship with the living cycles of food and land through the resilient, rewarding practice of seed saving.
As gardens transition from bloom to seed, plants share the hope of future growth. Gather at Oxbow to explore the timeless practice of seed saving and discover how a few simple skills can help carry this offering from one season through generations.
YOU'LL EXPERIENCE:
- Species Selection: Discuss simple genetic considerations that can help you make informed decisions about which seeds to save and replant for healthy, biodiverse gardens.
- Ripeness & Fertility Indicators: Recognize the characteristics of mature berries, pomes, seed heads, and pods to identify when seeds are ready for harvest.
- Seed Processing: Practice both dry and wet seed saving methods as you thresh, winnow, and process seeds from a variety of crops while learning how to prepare them for drying and storage.
- Seed Stewardship: Build confidence saving seeds that strengthen your connection to seasonal growing cycles, food systems, and the plants you care for.
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Highlights
- 2 hours
- In person
- Free parking
Refund Policy
Refunds up to 7 days before event
Location
Oxbow Farm & Conservation Center
10819 Carnation Duvall Road Northeast
Carnation, WA 98014
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