Additional Resources

Looking for more free plants, seeds, or food? Explore local seed libraries, community seed exchanges, plant swaps, food banks, food pantries, Little Free Seed Libraries, community gardens, gardening groups, and seasonal seedling giveaways. These resources help strengthen food security, reduce waste, and connect you with others who enjoy growing and sharing fresh food.

Buying Bulk Seed Realistically

The cheapest seed is not always the best seed. When buying in bulk, the real value comes from comparing the cost per gram, cost per seed, germination rate, shipping, currency conversion, and how much seed you can realistically use before it declines in viability. A $3 packet can be expensive if it only contains 15 seeds. A $20 bulk packet can be affordable if it contains hundreds or thousands. At the same time, a 25 lb bag is wasteful if you only need a few hundred plants. Bu

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Ottawa Food Security Guide

If you're struggling to put food on the table, you're not alone. Many individuals and families across Ottawa rely on community programs to help make ends meet. Finding the right resource, however, can be overwhelming, especially during a difficult time. This guide was created to make that process easier by organizing food assistance programs into three categories: Need Food Today: Free meals that can often be accessed the same day. Groceries for Home: Food banks and community

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