Seeds are a great way to introduce someone to gardening because they are cheap and easy to be successful with.  In today share we connect with Kathy Jentz : how to host a seed swap Podcast presentation.
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How to Host a Seed Swap
During this short presentation with Kathy Jentz of Washington DC Gardener who shares her experience hosting a seed swap. Learn how to set up, spread the word and what to expect.

This video found on YouTube at :How to Host a Seed Swap Event with Kathy Jentz
Referenced in this Presentation
Below are a few important links mentioned in today’s presentation.

* SeedSwapDay.com
* WashingtonGardener.com
* Cats In The Garden
* Soil Temperature Reading with a Thermo Pro (use this link to purchase yours!)

What is direct sowing?

* Direct sow is when you wait for the soil to warm up to a certain temperature and seeds are planted directly in the ground.

Why Attend a Seed Swap?

VA SEED EXCHANGE today at #greenspringgardens you can register at the door this starting at 12noon. See the Event FAQ at: https://t.co/QhvJfaws94 #seedswap #dmv #nova #alexandria #annandale #gardendc #DC #WDC #va #seedswapday pic.twitter.com/n8lYhMWUfg
— Washington Gardener (@WDCGardener) February 10, 2018

* Seed swaps are a great way to connect with others in your area and learn about gardening.
* Seed swaps are an inexpensive way to introduce new plants to your garden.

Let’s Connect
I would love to hear from you so please be sure to comment below with your thoughts on hosting a seed swap.  Have you ever attended an event in your area?  Be sure to comment on this post or connect with me on social media @brenhaas.
Happy Seed Swapping,