Comox Valley Seedy Saturday

Name: Good Earth Farm Seeds
Address: 7636 Island Hwy, Black Creek, BC, V9J1G6, CA
Telephone: 250-337-2261

Florence Filberg Centre411 Anderton Ave

02mar10:00 am3:00 pmComox Valley Seedy Saturday

Event Details

Seedy Saturday 2024 in the Comox Valley will once again be your go-to place for picking up seeds and various gardening supplies. Details of each vendor under ‘vendor

Event Details

Seedy Saturday 2024 in the Comox Valley will once again be your go-to place for picking up seeds and various gardening supplies. Details of each vendor under ‘vendor list’.
Date – Saturday March 2nd, 2024
Time – 10 till 3.
Place -Florence Filberg Centre, Courtenay.

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(Saturday) 10:00 am - 3:00 pm(GMT+00:00)

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Florence Filberg Centre

411 Anderton Ave

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Email: goodearthfarms@shaw.ca
Phone: 250-337-2261
Address: 7636 Island Highway, Black Creek ,BC, V9J 1G6

Retailers + Markets

Gardenworks (Courtenay)
Local Re-Fillery (Courtenay)
BC Eco Seed Coop
WildWood Outdoor Living Centre @ Cannor Nursery (Victoria)
Northern Wildflower (Sudbury Ontario)

Land acknowledgment

We respectfully acknowledge that the land we gather on is on the Unceded Traditional Territory of the K’ómoks First Nation, the traditional keepers of this land.

Rematriation and Reconciliation

We respectfully acknowledge that indigenous peoples around the world have cared for, maintained and developed the foods we eat today, for tens of thousands of years.

The seeds we grow and steward here at Good Earth Farms would not have been possible without the prior planting, growing and harvesting of generation after generation of indigenous seed keeper.

In indigenous culture, seed keeping was the responsibility of women, hence the term Rematriaion.

Similar to the act of repatriation, rematriation is the term used for returning seeds to the people and place of their origin.

We are committed to telling the seeds story as we learn them, to give back to first nations communities as an act of reconciliation, and to acknowledge and return seeds to their ancestral places and peoples.

We see ourselves as stewards of the seeds we grow, not keepers, with a responsibility to reestablish relationships, foster food security and seed sovereignty in our community and beyond. We are proud to support First Nations led projects like Tea Creek and their model for indigenous food sovereignty and trades training.

100% of the proceeds from the sales of Orca Bush Bean and Igloo Bush Bean are donated to Every Child Matters Orange Shirt Day Society www.orangeshirtday.org

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