Add color to your garden with zinnias—beautiful flowers that like full sun and moderate watering.
Celebrate Día with a Grab N Go Kit!
Have you heard of El día de los niños/El día de los libros (Children's Day/Book Day)?
One Seed, One Community 2022: Marigolds
Nine years ago, the Seed Library started the as One Seed, Pima County a way to encourage more gardeners.
Now Sowing: Roselle Hibiscus (March–May)
Find out everything you need to know about planting and harvesting hibiscus to make delicious tea.
Now Sowing: Tomatillo
Find out all about when to plant tomatillos and how to harvest them. We also have a delicious recipe to make Salsa Verde Cruda (Raw Green Tomatillo Salsa).
Tales of a Novice Gardener: Indulging in Catnip
I’m a cat lover. I won’t fetch a glass of water if a cat is on my lap. When I saw catnip in the Seed Library, I excitedly checked out some.
Grow Your Own Winter Greens
Growing your own greens means you’ll always have some fresh leaves available to snip and add to daily meals! They grow fast and don’t take up a ton of space.
12 Garden Questions
Jeff McWhorter is the managing librarian at El Rio Library and part of the Seed Library Team. We checked in with him about all things gardening, including his m
Now Sowing: Borage
Borage is also known as starflower, bee bush, bee bread, and bugloss. It is a medicinal herb with edible leaves and flowers.
Now Sowing Archive: Three cheers for chard!
We at the Seed Library want tout the oftentimes overlooked benefits of this hearty desert-adapted green.
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