FREE SEEDS: But first, Kiwanis Club of West Seattle needs your feedback

Fall showers bring thoughts of spring flowers – and vegetable plants. Last year, the Kiwanis Club of West Seattle provided about 200 packs of seeds at the West Seattle Farmers’ Market, to both schools and individual gardeners. Another round is planned next year, but first, the club is requesting your feedback:

Kiwanis will again offer free vegetable and flower seeds in 2025. Teachers and parents can help Kiwanis select the type and number of seeds to order by completing the survey here.

Kiwanis offers the Seed Project to boost family fun and joy, and to provide an educational experience with a hands-on activity! As the seeds grow into plants they can be transplanted to your garden.

Please add your contact information (particularly your email address), so that we can let you know when seeds will be available at the Farmers’ Market in the Spring of 2025. If you have any questions, please contact us via email:

Denis Sapiro, President, Kiwanis Club West Seattle
sapirokiwanis@gmail.com

Please complete the Google form before December 10, 2024

1 Reply to "FREE SEEDS: But first, Kiwanis Club of West Seattle needs your feedback"

  • Helen Shampain October 29, 2024 (3:11 pm)

    The Puget Ridge Edible Farm, (PREP) at 18th and Brandon SW is an urban garden that invites the public, and especially middle and high school young people, to learn organic gardening and do their community service  with us. We are an organic vegetable garden and fruit orchard specializing in permaculture techniques and self-sufficiently. All of our produce is given away for free to the community, therefore, we rely on gifts from local organizations of seeds and other supplies.Pease contact us !

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