Borrow adapted seeds
Visit the Southside Community Room on Thursdays or Saturdays. Take up to 10 packets per household of heritage beans, chiles, melons, and greens.
No fees and no library card. Any Tucson or Pima County resident can borrow seeds, check out tools, and join a bilingual workshop.
Visit the Southside Community Room on Thursdays or Saturdays. Take up to 10 packets per household of heritage beans, chiles, melons, and greens.
Use our bi-weekly clinics, olla irrigation guides, and free tool library. Ask volunteer master gardeners questions in Spanish or English.
Let your healthiest plants go to seed at the end of the season. Clean and return a few envelopes to restock the library for next year.
Supported entirely by community contributions and grassroots volunteer hours.
Borrow up to 10 packets per season of drought-tolerant tepary beans, I'itoi onions, Tohono O'odham melons, and native amaranth adapted to Sonoran heat.
Hands-on workshops covering compost tea, olla pot clay irrigation, shade cloth placement, and monsoon rain catchment.
Broadforks, wheelbarrows, drip tubing punchers, and soil aerators available for free checkout with any local ID or neighbor voucher.
Mentorship plots where South Tucson students learn seed saving, pollination biology, and healthy culinary traditions in Spanish and English.
A gift of $25 covers 40 envelopes with seed saving guides. $100 buys replacement parts for the community wheelbarrows.