Seed Swap & Share
Celebrate the abundance of the season this Valentine's Day by popping down to Lauriston Agroecology Farm to swap spare seeds or pick up some new varieties for your garden!
About Seed Swap & Share
| 14th February 2026 | |
| 10am - 11.30am (drop in) | |
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Lauriston Agroecology Farm Lauriston Farm Lauriston Farm Road, Edinburgh West EH4 5EX |
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| This is a free event | |
| Visit the event website here | |
| Facebook information can be found here | |
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Are you going to grow food from seed this year? Seeds are about abundance and connection - and where would we be without them… Come and share the seed love on Valentine’s Day by getting yourself some seeds to start your growing this year.
Or bring along some spare seeds that you would like others to grow. We will have our beautiful Seed Kist well stocked and ready for you. You are welcome to just come and take, no need to bring seeds, but at the same time, all seeds are welcome.
~~ Part of the 'Our Seeds' project: All Seeds are Migrants, Every Seed Has a Story ~~
Drop in to the Welcome portacabin in the farmyard at Lauriston Agroecology Farm EH4 5EX
Access Notes:
There is one step up into the portacabin. It is a rough compacted stone path from the Toby Carvery car park. The cabin is set on rough grass, just off this path. This will be an informal and chatty gathering, in a relatively small space.
Assistance dogs welcome of course.
There is a spacious, level access, single cubicle, gender neutral toilet in the Community Allotments that participants can use. This is on rough grassy ground, no steps.
There is no on-farm parking, but we can make arrangements for disabled people who need to drive in for access reasons.
Please email info@lauristonfarm.org if you have any access requests or questions.
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