Lynnwood Librarys March 2 seed swap makes gardening resources available to all

Lynnwood, WALocal News

The Lynnwood Library is set to host its third annual Seed Swap on March 2, a community-centric event designed for gardeners of all skill levels. This free gathering allows participants to exchange seeds and gardening supplies, providing valuable resources and knowledge-sharing opportunities. Marni Swart, the event's founder and a certified sustainable urban agriculturist, highlights the significance of making gardening accessible to everyone, stating that even small projects can foster a greater understanding of nature and food sources. Attendees will have a chance to win door prizes, including gift cards and native plants, enhancing the event's appeal. To ensure a successful swap, participants are advised to bring clean containers for transporting seeds and to follow specific guidelines for seed donations.

The event is backed by local organizations, including Ace Hardware and the Snohomish Conservation District, showcasing strong community support for sustainable practices. This initiative not only promotes gardening but also strengthens community ties. Volunteers will be present to answer questions, further enriching the experience for all attendees.

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