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It's time to harvest the seeds from your garden to share them with the Essca community. 

The Media Library, in cooperation with Pascale Beldent, Sustainability/CSR Project Manager, and Julien Chaudet, Landscape Architect, is launching the Essca Seed Library. 

How to proceed? 

• Pick up empty sachets at the Media Library. 

• Choose one or more of the healthiest and most beautiful plants. 

• Wait as long as possible for the seeds to mature. 

• On a dry day, extract the seeds and let them dry. 

• Place the seeds in sachets and label them with the variety, location, and date of harvest. 

• Return the filled sachets to the Media Library. 

• In spring, choose the seeds you want to plant in your garden and/or vegetable patch. 

Examples of easy seeds to harvest: tomatoes, peppers, lettuce, beans, peas, broad beans. For flowers, most annuals. 

It's time to harvest the seeds from your garden to share them with the Essca community. 

The Media Library, in cooperation with Pascale Beldent, Sustainability/CSR Project Manager, and Julien Chaudet, Landscape Architect, is launching the Essca Seed Library. 

How to proceed? 

• Pick up empty sachets at the Media Library. 

• Choose one or more of the healthiest and most beautiful plants. 

• Wait as long as possible for the seeds to mature. 

• On a dry day, extract the seeds and let them dry. 

• Place the seeds in sachets and label them with the variety, location, and date of harvest. 

• Return the filled sachets to the Media Library. 

• In spring, choose the seeds you want to plant in your garden and/or vegetable patch. 

Examples of easy seeds to harvest: tomatoes, peppers, lettuce, beans, peas, broad beans. For flowers, most annuals. 

It's time to harvest the seeds from your garden to share them with the Essca community. 

The Media Library, in cooperation with Pascale Beldent, Sustainability/CSR Project Manager, and Julien Chaudet, Landscape Architect, is launching the Essca Seed Library. 

How to proceed? 

• Pick up empty sachets at the Media Library. 

• Choose one or more of the healthiest and most beautiful plants. 

• Wait as long as possible for the seeds to mature. 

• On a dry day, extract the seeds and let them dry. 

• Place the seeds in sachets and label them with the variety, location, and date of harvest. 

• Return the filled sachets to the Media Library. 

• In spring, choose the seeds you want to plant in your garden and/or vegetable patch. 

Examples of easy seeds to harvest: tomatoes, peppers, lettuce, beans, peas, broad beans. For flowers, most annuals.