SCGardensBY SPIRIT CREEK GARDENS
Plant a little kindness.
Share what grows.
Christmas Island Worldwide · Team member
Founding team member
Team member #1. John helped shape the idea behind Seeds of Kindness through years of collecting seeds, carrying seed packets on trips, and turning ordinary stops along the road into opportunities to plant something positive.
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I always loved watching birds and wildlife while hiking through national and regional parks. After a while I started asking myself a simple question: why should that feeling exist only somewhere I travelled to? Why could
Rama, Saskatchewan · bloom
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The ponds in my yard had been shaped by many years of farming. When I first started paying close attention, some of the small signs of a healthy wetland were simply missing. I did not see frogs. I did not see snails. Eve
Rama, Saskatchewan · bloom
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One of the most important lessons from this project has been that restoration does not have to mean pushing people or productive land out. The neighbours still rent part of the property for farming. Other areas have been
Rama, Saskatchewan · bloom
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I never needed to know exactly what happened after I planted the seeds. That was part of what made the habit meaningful.
Across the Canadian Prairies · planted
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Long before Seeds of Kindness had a name, I had gotten into the habit of keeping seeds with me when I travelled. Some were packets from Spirit Creek Gardens; others were wildflower and other seeds I had collected along t
On the road in Canada · planted
