2023 Seed Share Events on the Horizon!

Time to get Growing with free seeds at Project Grow Seed Share!
The March 11 event at Downtown Home and Garden was a great success, and we appreciate their continued support of Project Grow. Thanks to the volunteers and donor's who make seed sharing events possible!
 
How to Get Seeds This year, seeds will be available in two ways.
1 - Online Ordering for Current Project Grow members:
Current PG members will be able to order seeds online from our inventory and pick them up at two public events. Members of the public are invited to attend these public events to select seeds from the available inventory. For many reasons, we can not support public online orders this year. Please note that **OUT-OF-STOCK** on the order form means that item is no longer available. Substitutions may or may not be made depending upon availability. If you do not want substitutions, please indicate so in the comments section of the order form.
2 - Public Events: Two events are scheduled for members and the public to collect seed:
April 8 at County Farm Park
May 20 at the Annual Project Grow Plant Sale.
All events will operate from 10am to 12pm.
Order Deadlines and Pick Up
  • April 3 at midnight for County Farm Park distribution on April 8. LAST CALL TO ORDER PEPPERS AND TOMATOES!
  • May 1 for pickup at the Plant Sale on May 20.

Friends can be asked to pick up orders for you if you cannot make an event. Orders that are not picked up after the April 8 event will be carried over to the May 20 plant sale. Unclaimed orders after May 20 will be dis-assembled and returned to Project Grow's general inventory of seeds. 


Follow this link to find out more details and see what's available.


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What We Do

Project Grow provides Ann Arbor–area residents with the space, know-how, and inspiration to grow their own fresh, organic food. Gardens are located throughout the community, many near public transportation, so you can choose a site that's close to home. Project Grow identifies under-developed land, arranges for its use, and maintains it as part of our network of community gardens. We provide raised beds and programs for children, seniors, and gardeners with disabilities, so everyone can participate!

Project Grow is a private, non-profit organization that relies on the support of our community for volunteer help, equipment donations, and funding. Please get involved, and grow with us!

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Project Grow Guidelines for Gardening in the Era of Covid-19

  • Do not garden if you are not feeling well
  • Cover all coughs or sneezes with a handkerchief or the inside of your elbow.
  • Follow any additional precautions decided by your site.

Upcoming Classes:

Tips and Techniques 2: Planting Your Garden

Continuing in the series, this class is intended to help all gardeners , beginners to experienced, to start off well. Learn from former Project Grow director Marcella Trautmann about how to plant what you've planned to grow create a thriving, productive as well as beautiful garden. There are planting…
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