Seed Library Hours:
Seed Library Opens Monday, March 2! 
March – October
M-W 10:00 – 2:00 PM
121 Oak Bay Road, Port Hadlock, WA 98339
Our Mission
Our mission is to create a culture of learning, sharing, and community through sustainable seed saving that reclaims seeds as a public resource, encourages biodiversity as an alternative to transgenic modified seeds, fosters self-reliance over dependence upon large food producers, increases food security, promotes a healthy diet and develops seed adapted to thrive in the soils and climate of our region.
Over 100 Members in the Seed Library! Anyone can become a member of this program. Borrow, Grow, Return.
How to borrow seeds and become a Seed Library Member!
- Fill out membership form (file in binder on top of seed catalog)
- Choose no more than 3 packets of seeds to borrow per season (9 packets per year)
- Pick up small lunch bag with form for returning seeds to the library after plants have gone to seed (1 bag per packet of seeds checked out)
For more information about seed saving:
WSU Saving Seeds, Seed Saving Chart, seedalliance.org, seedsavers.org, seedambassadors.org, http://www.richmondgrowsseeds.org/
To access WSU large catalog of free gardening publications, click here: https://pubs.wsu.edu
Events 2020
Currently scheduled demonstrations are:
Seed Library on JC Library Book Mobile
last full week of every month, March-September.
For a complete list of events, go to the WSU Jefferson County Extension Calendar at https://extension.wsu.edu/jefferson/calendar/
Stay tuned: More workshops to come!
Seed Library closed November – February:
Example seed available for Winter Vegetable Gardening:
Brassicacea: collards, kale, purple sprouting broccoli, mustard
Amaranthaceae: Spinach, chard, cilantro, parsley, beets, radishes,
Fabaceae: fava beans and peas,
Asteraceae: lettuces of all types
Flower seeds that do well in late summer and fall are also available!
Thank you to our many Partners!
