Our mission is to provide our community with free access to plant seeds, educational and informational resources to empower and beautify our neighborhoods
It’s easy to check out and donate seeds!
To check out or donate seeds, simply visit the Bloomsburg Public Library at 225 Market St, Bloomsburg, PA 17815 during Bloomsburg Public Library hours. Membership and donation forms are available at the seed library and membership if free! Simple sign up as a member if you are not currently one, peruse the seeds, and take what you need.
If you live locally, but have issues with transportation or are unable to make it to the library during the open hours, please contact us at info@bloomseedlibrary.org and we will be happy to accommodate you.
We provide a range of vegetable, fruit, flower, and herb seeds
Seeds include hybrid, organic, non-GMO, open pollinated, and heirloom.
Your seed donations matter and support our community
About Us
We Are Local Gardeners, Educators, and More!
The founder, president, vice president, and other administrators of the seed library are avid gardeners. We partner with our local public library, organic farmers, landscaping and plant health professionals, to provide quality educational events and information to help you become a better gardener. We’re always working toward providing better resources for you to grow your garden and skills!
A Few of Our Programs
Seeds for Seniors
We are working with the Columbia Montour Aging Office, Inc. to provide mobile seed library boxes to senior centers in Benton, Berwick, Bloomsburg, Catawissa, and Montour Pennsylvania.
We love our seniors and want to make it easy for them to enjoy the fruits of gardening.
Seed Stewards
Seed stewards are extremely important to our mission to provide quality seeds to our community. Our goal is to eventually have most seeds that enter the seed library be from locally grown plants. Seed stewards make this possible by growing seeds into healthy organic plants with the purpose of harvesting seeds for the library.
Donate a Row
Donate a Row programs encourage individuals, families, and communities to donate fresh produce from their gardens to those in need. This simple and sustainable initiative can help to combat food insecurity and provide nutritious food options for vulnerable populations.
Gardener Spotlight
The purpose of the Gardener’s Spotlight is to celebrate and thank seed donors, connect the library patrons to folks in our community, and generate additional interest in the seed library.
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Contact and Location
Info@BloomSeedLibrary.org
Inside the Bloomsburg Public Library:
225 Market St, Bloomsburg, PA 17815