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If you would like to donate seeds to the seed library there are seed bags and blank inserts located on the seed catalog at the main library and at the McAuliffe Library.

Guidelines for Donations to the Seed Library.

Pierre of Transition Framingham explain the Seed Libraries in this brief video.

Take a look at our list of new books on canning and preserving in our catalog.

It includes a transplant trowel, weeder, hand rake, cultivator/hoe, soil scoop, gloves, and a handy carrying bag.

Did you know that we have gardening tools available to borrow as part of our Library of Things? Anyone with a Minuteman card can borrow the kit from the main library for two weeks.

* Transition Framingham members Mike Croci and Brigitte Griffin for building and filling the bed * Patrons Tony & Jemie Miceli for their generous donation that made this all possible * The Framingham Community Gardens Working Group, a project of Transition Framingham, for helping to develop this idea

* The Seed Lending Library, a joint project of the Framingham Public Library and Transition Framingham, for continuing to expand their educational mission in our community Special thanks to those who made this opportunity possible: The planter has been filled with soil and compost and will be planted with fall crops very soon. This 16 square foot growing space will allow us to showcase some of the varieties we offer in the seed lending library, including several herbs that we will encourage patrons to pick as needed when they leave the library. We recently installed a raised bed planter on the walkway in front of the McAuliffe Branch Library. We are very happy to announce our newest addition to the Seed Lending Library. Request seeds and ask us all seed related questions at: 2021 These vegetables and herbs can handle cold temperatures. You can start with our Bloomsdale Spinach, Amish Snap Peas, Scarlet Nantes Carrots and herbs like chives, parsley and dill. It’s time for getting some seeds outside. The amount that we provide is enough for a container (appr.

The beautiful mix of flowers can be pollinator forage all summer and fall.

Our new Flower Bee Feed Mix contains annual and perennial wildflower seeds. An easy way to do this is to provide food for them by planting a variety of native wildflowers close to our vegetable plants. For successful vegetable gardening we need to attract all kinds of pollinators like different bees, butterflies, and hummingbirds.