Free seeds and fruit-tree cuttings: the valley's growers in one room.
- When: Usually a Saturday in March (last held March 14, 2026)
- Where: Anderson Valley Grange, Philo, CA
Organized by Anderson Valley Foodshed. Details and tickets come from the organizer.
Anderson Valley’s Winter Abundance gathering, where growers swap seeds and fruit-tree cuttings and teach you to graft them. It’s for gardeners more than eaters, but it’s the valley’s food community in one room.
What happens
- Talks on basic grafting, seed saving and dry farming
- Grafting demonstrations all day
- Free scions (The Apple Farm gives free scions with pre-registration)
- Rootstock pre-orders
- The Boon-Mex food truck
Good to know
| Last held | Saturday, March 14, 2026, 10–3, rain or shine |
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| Cost | Free; registration recommended |
| Bring | Gallon zip bags, masking tape, markers, a tote, grafting tools, and labeled seeds or cuttings to share |
| Don’t bring | Citrus, potted figs, diseased plants or patented varieties |
| Dogs | Please leave them at home |
| Official site | Anderson Valley Foodshed ↗ |
More on the coast
- International White Wine Festival
- Legendary Boonville Beer Festival
- Mendocino Coast Whale Festivals
- All food and wine events
Details from Anderson Valley Foodshed. Checked September 24, 2026. Prices are for the year shown; check the official site before you go.
Coming for the weekend? We cook dinner in the house you’ve rented. Check your date, or see sample menus.