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Termon Complex in Pettigo
The Community Heritage Seed Library, kindly provided by The Rock Ballymacavany, is officially opening to the public on 31st January at 11:00 AM in The Termon Complex, Pettigo, Co. Donegal.
The Seed Library provides a vibrant collection of heritage seeds, including vegetables, flowers, and herbs, that members of the community can plant, grow, and share. This initiative celebrates local heritage, encourages sustainable growing practices, and offers a wonderful opportunity for gardeners and families to connect with nature and one another.
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The Termon Complex is a well-loved community hub offering recreational, sporting, and cultural activities for all ages, making it an ideal home for the Seed Library.
We would be grateful if you could share this announcement with your readers and invite them to join us for the opening event. Please let me know if you would like a photograph, quotes from organisers, or additional background information.
Thank you for your support in spreading the news of this meaningful new resource for our community.
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