what a wonderful collaboration between the library and local seed organizations
once again showing how important a library is to a community
“inside every seed is the potential for an incredible harvest.”
-farrah gray
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In honor of Earth Day, company gave us raw honey. Then they gave us seeds for wildflowers so that the bees could pollinate. Go nature!
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that’s wonderful!
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Always a joy to see that connection between a library and the community it serves. We are lucky to still have an excellent library in the nearby town. So many others have been closed down all over England.
Best wishes, Pete.
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yes, they serve as a hub for many communities
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I’m heading over to my library right now before all books on seeds are banned. :(
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great idea ))
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happy earth day beth! :-)
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you too!
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This is a wonderful way to teach people, specially young ones how nature works.
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I so agree –
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🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
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I love the local library. I hate the fact that some people are telling us what books can be read and which ones can’t.
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I so agree
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Wonderful Beth … here in Geelong, the local library has a great connection with the community and outlying regions ..
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they have such an important role in communities
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I agree whole heartedly Beth ..
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Great work, Ann Arbor libraries and seed companies! Your community is having great things planted, Beth.
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yes, a natural collaboration
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It’s amazing what comes forth from such collaborations. And such tiny seeds.
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yes, both –
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Such a wonderful collaboration! Yay!
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a perfect match
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Cool. I’ve always loved libraries, I need to visit my local one more!
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so much going on there –
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A sure sign of spring.
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it’s back!
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I really liked your quote! It reminded me that, just because sometimes I feel like one lone seed doesn’t mean I’m not about to bring forth a harvest for others!
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that’s so right
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Show me a good library and I’ll show you a healthy community.
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they seem to go hand in hand
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Reminds me of my childhood — the wonder of seeds sprouting, all by themselves!
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Magic!
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And we must not remain as seeds, we must grow! Lovely post Beth!
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Always grow
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I very nearly envy you for your wonderful community – you show us so many quite wonderful ideas, you have exhibitions of art, nature, beauty, loads of great stuff is happening – and this idea tops it all. Lovely!
Just today I came home from a walk with the tiny plant of a GIANT sunflower to grow…. CHF 2.- for the kitty box of the girl of that family per seed. It should grow up to 3 meters!!!! Imagine. From the tiniest seeds grow miraculous bounties.
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I just loved the idea of this simple idea helping in so many ways. Wow, your sunflower!
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I shall keep you posted on the hopeful success of my seedling! 🌻
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great –
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So exciting and I am always in awe, of what a tiny seed can do.
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Every seed is a miracle
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The promise of a vibrant future.
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absolutely
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That’s so awesome. Community building at its finest.
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such a simple way to connect and with wonderful results
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What a wonderful collaboration!
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a natural!
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Yes!
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