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SUMMARY:Southern Piedmont Chapter Seed Share
DESCRIPTION:Bring seeds to share. We will provide small envelopes and seed starting labels.\nBring a snack to share. We will provide beverages and paper goods.\n\n“It can be fun to find, collect and start seeds of native plants, herbaceous and woody. Proper knowledge of exactly what to do for each species will help improve success. When to collect; how to store; when to plant; fresh or dry; covered or uncovered; should you peel, scrape, crack, scarify, or soak; must you stratify or not; place in situ or in a seed bed or community pot. How do you know you even have a proper seed in that handful of chaff? These are all daunting questions more bothersome than learning how to bake a cake or make brownies. Watch for the upcoming video on the basics of starting plants from seeds – but go ahead and be collecting seeds and fruits now.” — Dr. Larry Mellichamp\nBonus: Dr. Mellichamp will be creating a video about starting seeds before the next meeting.\nHow to Prepare Your Seeds for the Seed Share\n\nPlace the cleaned seeds in small packets with a teaspoonful for smaller seeds or 3-4 if they are large.\nUse paper envelopes or plastic bags labeled with both the common name and the scientific name.\n\nGuidelines for Ethical Wild Seed Collection\nNCNPS supports the use of native plants in landscaping and ecological restoration, and encourages the collection and sharing of seeds, spores and cuttings from native plants on your own property. We must, however, recognize the sensitivity of these plants as well as the wild environments in which they grow. With the goal of plant conservation and maintaining healthy native plant populations in mind, NCNPS has developed the following guidelines for the ethical collection of native plant propagules from natural areas. Read the guidelines here ( https://ncwildflower.us12.list-manage.com/track/click?u=4c00a19c66d71e94501e6fe89&amp;id=512b7098bf&amp;e=ded4481020 ).\nAll remaining seed packets will be donated to the Reedy Creek seed exchange box.\nIf you’d like to purchase a copy of Larry’s book, The Native Plant Primer, it will be on sale for $20. Cash or check payable to Larry Mellichamp\n\nLocation:  Reedy Creek Nature Center, 2900 Rocky River Road, Charlotte, NC, 28215. Masks required.\n \n
URL:https://ncwildflower.org/events/seed-sharing-event/
CATEGORIES:Southern Piedmont
LOCATION:2900 Rocky River Rd, Charlotte, NC 28213
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