PLANTING FOR CLIMATE RESILIENCE
Our 2024 guide celebrates the adaptive capacity of plants, which, when returned to the places where they once thrived, support resilient communities of diverse life throughout the land we share.
New to seed sowing? Start with asters, beardtongues, bee-balms, boneset, coneflowers, lobelias, milkweeds, mountain-mints, and wild strawberries.
WILD SEED PROJECT APPAREL
Shop our collection of youth and adult t-shirts featuring hand drawn native seeds. Lightweight and super soft organic cotton, printed locally in Portland, ME.
AUTUMN AND WINTER SEED SOWING IN SIX EASY STEPS
HOW TO GROW FROM SEED
SEED SOWING 101
UPCOMING WILD SEED PROJECT EVENTS
Wild Seed Project builds awareness of the vital importance of native plants and provides all people with the tools to restore biodiversity in their own communities. We equip community members with the skills and resources they need to collectively repopulate landscapes with native plants that expand wildlife habitat, support biodiversity, and build climate resilience.
Our educational programs include hands-on workshops, webinars, Q&As with our staff horticulturists, plant identification walks, and more. Read more about our upcoming educational programs here.
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Four Season Walk: Spring Plant Walk at Woodward Point Preserve
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