What to Do with Leftover Seeds You Don't Want to Grow?
Asked by GreenThumb101
I've got some seeds from last season that I definitely won't be growing again, like radishes and beets. I've thought about starting a seed swap, but it always seems like I'd end up paying more for postage than the seeds are worth. Plus, I'm never satisfied with the varieties I receive! So I'm curious, what creative ways do you all find to use or get rid of seeds that you don't plan to plant?
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Have you checked if your local library has a seed library? Ours takes seed donations, and anyone can "check out" seeds to grow. I think most seeds come from people’s harvests, but it’s worth asking if you can donate extra packets too! Plus, it helps the community.
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BookwormGardener: That sounds awesome! I did something similar by making envelopes for seeds I had too many of and putting them out at my library for people to take. I hope they found a good home!