UM-Flint Seed Library

Whether you’re new to seed saving or want to brush up on the time-honored practice, these seed-saving basics are a smart place to start.

Protect your finds and ensure your seeds are viable when the planting time is right with proper seed storage. It doesn’t take much, especially if you are storing seeds for two years or less. In fact, you probably have everything you need to dry and store seeds in your home!

Some useful tips on saving seeds from your flowers in the Fall.

Information on how to collect native milkweed seeds.

This document outlines the basic steps of collecting native plant seed using readily available, non-specialized equipment, as well as tips for cleaning, storing, and sharing seed to expand pollinator habitat on farms and in our communities.

From Arugula to Watermelon, these guides explain how to start seeds, plant, grow, store crops, and save seeds.

Learn how to collect and save seeds from native vegetables like tomatoes, squash, okra, beans, and more.

A short guide on saving seeds from common garden vegetables like tomatoes, peppers, squash, and watermelon.