Did you know that one of the Seed Library's goals is to become self-sustaining? One day the seeds shared will come from seeds that you grew.
Plant Your Monsoon Garden
The rains have started early this year, and it’s time to plant your Monsoon Garden!
Now Sowing Archive: Wild Sunflowers
Wild sunflowers (Helanthus annus) have been setting seeds for thousands of years in northern America. Not surprisingly, helia means sun and anthus, flower.
Bean, Soybean: Now Sowing April–May
Learn about planting, harvesting, and saving seeds for the soybean plant. Bonus recipe included!
Now Sowing Archive: Seeds Unite Us!
While this article contains information about One Seed Pima County in 2017, it has timeless information about Tohono O’odham cowpeas--planting, harvesting, and seed saving. Enjoy!
Now Sowing Archive: It’s heating up, Tucson!
As you consider which delightful crops will grace your warm-weather garden, we want to encourage you to add seed saving to your list of criteria.
Tales of a Novice Gardener: Growing Red Malabar Spinach
Tales of a Novice Gardener: Growing Red Malabar Spinach
Now Sowing: Malabar Spinach (March–May)
Despite its name, Malabar Spinach is not in the spinach family. This heat-tolerant plant is a flowering vine and a great alternative green.
Now Sowing: Hollyhock (February–March & October–November)
Hollyhocks are well known for tall flower spikes that carry plenty of five-petal flowers in summer. Blooms April through June.
Now Sowing Archive: Q&A with Justine Hernandez
We're happy to share this article that originally appeared in Conspiracy News, Winter 2017 New Year, New Growth Edition.
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