Seed Swap & Plant Sale
Stock up on herbs, fruits, and veggies at our seasonal events for gardeners and garden enthusiasts2021 Seed Swap
Saturday, March 27 | 11am to 2pm
MCG Parking Lot: 19 Hall Street, Lowell
Free & open to the public!
Join us for our Annual Community Seed Swap and take home free seeds for your garden! Meet our Mill City Grows Community Garden team members, bring your own seeds to swap, and learn more about our Community Garden Program and other MCG offerings.
Our Seed Swap will be held outdoors in our large parking lot with physical distancing and masking in place. Thank you in advance for helping to keep our community safe!
Thank you to the following for their kind seed donations:
Adaptive Seeds
American Meadows
Annie’s Heirloom Seeds
Baker Creek Heirloom Seed Company
Botanical Interests Seed Packets
Burpee Gardens
Fedco Seeds
High Mowing Seeds
Renee’s Garden
Seed Saver’s Exchange
TomatoFest
Turtle Tree Seeds
Territorial Seed Company
2021 Spring Plant Sale
Saturday, May 15 | 10am to 2pm
MCG Parking Lot: 19 Hall Street, Lowell
Free & open to the public | Shop with SNAP
Purchase locally grown plants and seedlings for your home, school, or community garden! Our selection will include: Basil, Zaatar, Yarrow, Thyme, Oregano, Lemon Balm, Sage, Chives, Alyssum, Anise Hyssop, Zinnia, Calendula, Chamomile, Statice, Strawflower, Rudbeckia, Marigold, Aster, Tomatoes, Peppers, Eggplants, Cukes, Melons, Zukes, Kale, and more!
EVENT DETAILS:
Shopping: The event will be held outdoors with physical distancing, hand sanitizing, and masking in place. We will welcome one person at a time to shop each of our plant tables, and physical distancing markers will be on site to help everyone shop safely while enjoying the event.
We accept cash, credit, and debit for all purchases, and will honor SNAP dollars for our fruit and vegetable seedlings. Your purchase supports Mill City Grows’ healthy food access and education programs for Lowell residents — thank you!
Parking: There is metered parking on Cabot and Suffolk Streets, and an accessible parking spot on Hall Street in front of the Mill City Grows office.
