East Bay Gardeners! Join us for the East Bay Spring Seed Fling, a community gathering to celebrate local seeds for local food. Join a collaborative seed saving project that is adapting several crops to the East Bay.

Date: April 6th
Time: 1 pm
Venue: Richmond High School
Admission: Free

Why Should You Attend?

Growing and saving locally adapted seeds within a community can yield a more productive, flavorful garden with plants that become resistant to local environmental challenges like pests and weather challenges.
Choose a crop to grow and share with this community– Runner beans, winter squash, cucumbers or melons and join a group to get your questions answered, and get seed saving support through the year.
Take home a variety of other free cool summer adapted seeds to plant in your own gardens

Optional: Bring seeds saved from your garden to share, or any seedlings or plants to share.

Don't miss this chance to be part of a growing movement towards a more resilient and delicious future.

East Bay Spring Seed Fling

Grow Locally Adapted, Diverse Seeds Now!