Aspen Grove Seed Library

Ready to grow something? Aspen Grove’s Seed Library is a simple, community-friendly way to share seeds, discover something new, and bring a little more green into the world. It’s open daily through the end of September, making it easy to stop by whenever inspiration strikes.

Take pre-packaged veggies, herbs, fruits, and flowers, or packets of seeds to plant at home, or help keep the library growing by sharing seeds from your own garden.

If you have seeds to donate, grab a seed envelope, fill it up, and return it to the Seed Library for someone else to enjoy. The donation instructions ask guests to label the envelope with the varietal and category, harvest year, whether the plant prefers sun or shade, and any growing notes. Seed donations should include about 10 to 15 seeds per packet.

You’ll find the Seed Library tucked inside the Garden Path—Aspen Grove’s hidden little green gem—located between Pottery Barn and Williams Sonoma. It’s more than just a place to grab seeds… It’s where ideas grow, too.

Throughout the season, Garden Talks are held right here in the Garden Path, hosted by the Littleton Garden Gang and Plum Creek Garden Center. These casual, informative sessions are perfect for picking up tips, asking questions, and connecting with fellow plant lovers—whether you’re a seasoned gardener or just getting your hands dirty for the first time. Follow Aspen Grove on Facebook and/or Instagram to learn more about upcoming talks.

Whether you’re planting your first seeds or sharing from a thriving garden, the Seed Library is a small stop that can spark something big.