What is a Seed Lending Library?

Borrow. Grow. Return.
​Choose some free seeds to take home and plant. Enjoy your fresh herbs, vegetables and flowers. After your harvest, please bring some seeds back to the Library, if you can, for others to enjoy next year.
There are no over due fees!!!!!  :)

Where is the Library?

After March 31, 2023, I will have boxes at the Erin Public Library at Centre 2000, 14 Boland Drive, Erin, and at Wastewise in Georgetown, 12 Armstrong.
The rest of the collection is at my house, you can email me orders and then pick them up.  

[email protected]
 Thank you very much!

Oct 2021
As you close your gardens please remember the Erin Seed Library.  Flower seeds are right under the spent heads.  Tomato seeds are easy to get.  Lots of pictures of for saving seeds on the seed tip tab and good videos on the Seedy Saturday tab. 
​Put seeds on your list of things to be thankful for this fall.
Thanks,
Take care,
❤Jen




My goal with the Seed Library is to get more people to grow some food for themselves, try something new, grow something with your kids. Get your hands in the dirt. There might be one less truck load of cherry tomatoes driving up from Mexico this fall.
Borrow, Grow, Return. You can do it!!!
It is free. Choose some seeds of something you would like to grow.  Grow some delicious fruit, veggies, herbs, or beautiful flowers.
In the fall, bring some seeds back to the library from what you grew or from something else. Seeds are very easy to find if you look for them. They are inside the fruit, or under the spent flower head. See some seed finding tips on the Seed Tip tab.

Thank you very much.
Jen
No act of kindness is ever wasted!

Thank you to everyone who has helped, especially:

Erin Public School
Erin Garden Club
Town of Erin
Jamie Gairdner
Bonnie, Joanne, Kathleen, Rene, Cathy, and all the wonderful people who donate seeds.
Station Road Nursery School Pumpkin Walk for a plethora of weird and wonderful pumpkins full of seeds