Seed library

A seed library works like a normal library – except that you borrow seeds instead of books. 

In keeping with our motto , “Lend it, plant it, share it,” here you have the opportunity to borrow seeds, grow them, and pass them on. Take seeds home, grow plants from them, and bring back some of the seeds you harvest.

In this way, you actively contribute to preserving genetic diversity, promoting sustainable farming practices, and fostering responsible seed management – whether you’re just starting out in gardening or already have extensive knowledge. We hope you enjoy browsing, selecting, and growing.

Seed library – catalog

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Vegetables

Beans

  1. “Contender” Bush Bean (variety information)

  2. “Painted Lady” Runner Bean (variety information)

  3. “Hard-Working Berta” Runner Bean (variety information)

  4. “Enßle’s Wax Gold Elf” Climbing Bean (variety information)

Chili

  1. “Bird's Eye” (variety information)

  2. “Cayenne yellow” (variety information)

  3. “Elephant's Trunk” (variety information)

  4. “Maya Purple Passion” (variety information)

  5. “Sugar Rush Stripey” (variety information)

Peas

  1. Assorted Sugar Snap Peas (variety information)

  2. “Telephone” Snow Pea (variety information)

  3. “Blauwschokker” Shell Pea (variety information)

  4. “Red Asparagus Pea” (variety information)

  5. Table Pea (variety information)

  6. “Norli” Sugar Pea (variety information)

Paprika

  1. “Perola Aurora” (variety information)

  2. “Bill’s Striped” (variety information)

  3. “Siberian Firstborn” (variety information)

  4. “Medusa Sweet Treats” (variety information)

  5. Purple Sweet Pepper “Oda” (variety information)

  6. “Pointed Cap” (variety information)

Radish

  1. Radish Mix (variety information)

Lettuce

  1. “Böttner’s Drive” (variety information)

  2. “Yellow Emperor” (variety information)

  3. “Green Star” (variety information)

  4. “Stuttgart Summer” (variety information)

  5. “Wholehearted Rapunzel” (variety information)

  6. “May Miracle” (variety information)

Tomato

  1. “Aztek” (variety information)

  2. “Bozener Giants” (variety information)

  3. “Goldball” (variety information)

  4. “Indigo Blue Berries” (variety information)

  5. “Lukullus” (variety information)

  6. “Micro Tom” (variety information)

  7. “Sperl’s Future” (variety information)

Herbs

Basil

  1. “Genovese” Basil (variety information)

  2. Red-Leaf Basil (variety information)

Cress

  1. Watercress (variety information)

  2. Common Garden Cress (variety information)

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