Nasturtium is a quick-growing, colorful annual with edible flowers. They like full sun.
Now Sowing Archive: ¡Seed, se puede!
With temperatures having only dipped into the upper 90s, it can feel almost discordant to us desert dwellers to even utter the words “fall garden.” But, alas, even for desert gardeners it’s time to commence with planning and planting our cool-weather crops.
Now Sowing: Calendula (August–February)
Calendula blossoms are edible and can be easily added to rice or salads. are an easy-to-grow annual that reseeds readily.
Now Sowing: Coneflower (September–December)
Coneflowers are tall upright flowers that enjoy full sun and well-drained soil, but need a little shade in the hottest parts of the day.
Now Sowing: Cosmos (September–November)
Cosmos is an annual with flowers atop a long stem that attract bees and butterflies to your garden. They make great cut flowers.
Want to share seeds with the Seed Library? Here’s how!
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!
Seed Cleaning Screens, Check Them Out!
Hello Seedfolks! The Seed Library has seed cleaning screens available for you to check-out with your library card.
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!
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