Native Plant Seed Walk

Seed collecting is thoughtful, hands-on work that invites us to slow down and listen to the land. At Vesper Meadow, this practice becomes a way to deepen our relationship with native plants, learn their names and lifecycles, and reflect on the long histories of stewardship embedded in this landscape. Guided by an ethic of reciprocity and nurturing human-land connection, our seed collection events offer a chance to support our continuing 6+ years of restoration efforts . Participants will leave with a new appreciation for the beauty of seed pods, the intelligence of native ecosystems, and the quiet power of community-powered healing.

All are welcome, no experience necessary!

Difficulty: Moderate (< 2 miles hiking, less than 700 ft’ elevation gain, bending/ kneeling, walking on uneven terrain.

Bring: waterbottle, sack lunch, close-toed shoes and pants, sun protection

We will provide: snacks, seed collection bags, plant/ seed identification information, and fun!

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