The Seed Library is a low-cost program committed to increasing our ability to feed ourselves wholesome food. We provide seeds and education to our members. 

Through the time-honored tradition of seed saving, we celebrate biodiversity, nurture locally adapted plant varieties. We strive for community resilience, self-reliance, and a culture of sharing.

The Seed Library operates on the honor system. You become a member by filling out this form and paying the $5 annual membership fee. 

New to Seed Saving?

We encourage beginner seed savers to grow out and return the following super-easy varieties:

• Lettuces
• Tomatoes
• Beans
• Peas

We encourage all members to learn basic seed-saving techniques. If you can't save your own seed, please consider donating a few packets of commercially grown, open-pollinated, and non-hybrid varieties purchased within the last year.  

Look for the following details on the labels:

• OP (open-pollinated)
• Avoid "F1" or "F2" (meaning 1st or 2nd generation hybrids)
• Date packaged
   

The Safe Seed Promise

Agriculture and seeds provide the basis upon which our lives depend. We must protect this foundation as a safe and genetically stable source for future generations.
For the benefit of all farmers, gardeners, and consumers who want an alternative, I promise that I will not knowingly buy, grow, share or trade genetically engineered ("GMO") seeds or plants.

Additionally, as a member of the Seed Library, I promise to grow plants and save seeds according to best practices to ensure that I return viable seeds that will produce plants true to the variety I label them to be.

Annual Membership Fee
Please promptly submit your $5 annual membership fee, and mention "Seed Library" in the memo.

• Pay online: Squamish CAN Donation
• Pay via etransfer: squamishseedlibrary@gmail.com