Amy LeBlanc will present a free workshop on seed saving techniques for vegetables on March 8 from 1-4 PM at the Reuben Hoar Library Couper Room. Attendees will learn how to save seeds from self-pollinating crops like peas and tomatoes as well as techniques for wind-pollinated crops like beans and problems with cucurbits. Participants will also discuss varieties that grow well in New England and how to develop resilient varieties from family favorites.

1. Saturday, 8Saturday, March 8
1:00PM -- 4:00PM4:00PM
Reuben Hoar Library -- Couper RoomCouper Room
Presented by certified organic gardener
Amy LeBlanc of Whitehill Farm in East Wilton, ME
 Explore seed saving techniques for annual food crops like peas, beans, tomatoes, herbs, garlic and peppers.
 Learn practical basics about self-pollinating crops, insect & wind pollination, & the problems with cucurbits.
 Discuss vegetable varieties that grow well in our New England micro-climates.
 Learn how your family favorites may become resilient building blocks for future varieties.
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Workshop is FREE but registration is required.
Register online @ littletonlibrary.org or scan the QR code.
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