Check out these fun little videos we made to showcase our three core programs! Seeds! A little peek through our local and regional seed work. Fun with kids in the garden! See the smiling faces, gorgeous veggies and fun activities we bring to kids every week! You can also read our annual report on the program…
Looking back on our Pop-Up Pumpkin Tasting, we already miss it so much! On October 19th, sampling out delicious pumpkin recipes from our local entrepreneurs and seeing the community come together made for an incredible day. We all came together to celebrate the delicious local varieties we have here and see how versatile they could…
This past weekend, we hosted our 3rd annual Southern Seed School! The last two years, it was “Southern Seed School in a Day”, but there was so much great content to add, we had to make it a two-day long event. Located at the lovely and peaceful Grow Hub where our seed collective is based,…
Our seed dispersal events are done for the season. If you’ve missed them, there’s still time and plenty left! Hurry, come gather! SEEDS! Stop by the Working Food office Monday through Friday 9:30-4 to pick up seeds (but Tuesdays and Thursdays are best!) PLANTS! Stop by Grow Hub Wednesdays and Saturdays from 9:00 AM till…
Our I Love Local Food Week Valentine’s Day Dinner was delicious! A highlight for us was working with Chef Justin Langer to create exceptional dishes featuring varieties from our seed saving gardens, in combination with so much other local abundance. Here, our popular and much loved local heirloom from the Feaster family in Shiloh, Florida-…
by Melissa DeSa Eggplants grow really well here in north Florida, and come in a variety of shapes and sizes. If you find a variety you love, particularly if it’s a bit unusual, it would be good to consider saving your seeds. You never know when a seed company will drop a variety. I recently…
Mark your calendars for February seed dispersal dates!
Results are in for our Fall 2018 kale variety trials!
Our seasonal seed dispersals throughout the community are now over! But there are plenty of seeds left, and it’s certainly not too late! Gardeners can plant our seeds now though about March, for a continuous crop of delicious veggies, herbs and flowers. Not sure how it all works? Read more about the Southern Heritage Seed Collective…
Melissa, our SeedEO recently did a guest blog for Angie Minno, a local homesteader who is helping with our effort to save seeds and build a regional seed collective! Read it here!