Take. Grow. Share.

What’s Next? Share Your Harvest!

Whether you’re planting for the planet or for your plate, share your seeds. Our GCM membership is creating a new look to the Historic Herb Garden in the backyard of the John Inskeep House, here in Marlton, NJ. Exciting changes are coming to Marlton: GCM’s "Weed Warriors," spearheaded by Tina, are revitalizing the historic herb garden at the John Inskeep House. As new heritage herbs take root, we're partnering with the Evesham Library to share seeds right here.

In October of 2025,the Garden Club of Marlton (GCM) members visited Chartwell Gardens to freely harvest a variety of seeds, which we’ve carefully packeted for you. We also partnered with the Native Plant Society, SW Chapter, at the Camden County Sustainability Campus doing a seed-saving workshop for tips and tricks. Our local NPSNJ-SWC donated a huge surplus of native seeds—both cleaned and ready for use. Native plant seeds have a shelf life of up to 5 years. Many need the winter cold weather to remember to germinate

With these partnerships, plus our GCM Seed Team volunteers, we have a free Native Seed Binder. In January 2026 we hosted at our Evesham Library, the FIRST WINTER SOWING workshop, under the Burlington County Library System. (BCLS).

🌿 Seed Saving Success: Evesham Library's Pilot Seed Exchange Project Takes Root!

Welcome to the heart of our library’s green initiative. Take. Grow. Share. We believe that seeds are more than just the start —they are the vital building blocks for our city blocks and the foundation of a thriving world.

Our mission is to nurture a local ecosystem where both gardens and gardeners can share both seeds and plants using less water, and matching the growing conditions in our neighborhoods. Whether you are a seasoned gardener or a first-time visitor, we are here to help you grow your love for the lifecycle of a seed.

This program encourages the community to add small, pollinator-friendly areas (corners, strips, or containers) to their backyards. We believe these small additions make a huge impact on local pollinators. Let's help the birds, butterflies, and bees.

Herbs - To Butterflies A New Seed Binder (April 2026)