the food of tomorrow is in the

seeds of today

It is time to change

how we perceive

where food is grown.

Close-up of tomato plants growing in container pots outdoors, with a tent and trees in the background.

Tomorrow's Garden is about bridging the gap between

suburban gardens

to help everyone's plants thrive by having hyper-local options for seeds. With your help, mobile seed swaps and workshop locations - and possibilities - can be unlimited.

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Three women standing in a garden or outdoor farm area, having a conversation. One woman is facing away from the camera, another is holding something in her hands, and the third is partially visible. There are plants, a scarecrow, and a greenhouse in the background.

attend a tomorrow’s garden class

One of the ways Tomorrow’s Garden helps those in the Charlotte, North Carolina area learn more about gardening for food sovereignty is through classes that are open to the public throughout the city.

Class and Event Calendar

want to sponsor or host a class?

Sponsoring or hosting a class means more of your community has an opportunity to learn hands on and get access to the right materials.

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Bulletin board with community flyers and notices, including an announcement for seed saving workshop and a request for public input, located outdoors with a fence and sky in the background.

Looking for Seeds Grown by Tomorrow’s Garden?

A sign featuring a stylized orange flame and rose illustration, with the text "Orange Flame Marigold annual flower," surrounded by orange marigold flowers and some dried plant material.
A drawing of a bunny holding an umbrella surrounded by yellow tomatoes and scattered seeds, with the text 'RANDOM' at the top and 'microwave tomato' at the bottom.
A handwritten sign surrounded by multiple garlic bulbs. The sign reads 'GARDEN WINDOW FARM IN CHELUM softneck garlic' with illustrations of garlic bulbs.
Hand-painted card featuring a cute black cat wearing colorful sunglasses, surrounded by colorful herbal leaves and herbs, with the words 'Catnip' and 'perennial herb' written on the card.
Shop All Seeds

do you have a need for seeds?

If we haven’t met already, hello! Go ahead and fill out the form and I will be reaching out to you about your request for a seed donation.

Majority of the seeds in Tomorrow’s Garden seed bank have been donated generously by large corporations. These seeds are typically old or low germination rate; please keep that in mind when requesting seeds.

Our goal is to have our seed bank be filled with as many locally-grown and harvested seeds as possible so we can offer you what we can guarantee will thrive for you here in Charlotte, North Carolina. If you want to help out with this initiative, learn more:

About Our Seed Bank