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Seed saving is a vital Indigenous land stewardship practice that continues to play an important role in many communities
Poe Center for Health Education NC

Nov 6

Seed saving is a vital Indigenous land stewardship practice that continues to play an important role in many communities today. So what is seed saving? It’s the process of saving seeds from one harvest to the next. It’s also a great way to plant your garden for free. Learn how to save marigold seeds from your garden to plant next spring while exploring the importance of seed sovereignty and caring for the land. Happy Indigenous Heritage Month. Drop a comment below and tell us: Have you ever saved seeds from your garden? #Poefit

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