Alabama Gulf Coast Zoo Hosting Seed and Plant Swap

News Staff • January 18, 2025

Swap seeds, share plants, and learn gardening tips at the zoo

Gulf Shores Zoo News

There are lots of reason to visit the zoo in Gulf Shores and now you can add gardening. It make sense when you think about the size of the zoo and the different types of vegetation the manage. The Alabama Gulf Coast Zoo will host its 3rd Annual Seed and Plant Swap Event, offering gardening enthusiasts a chance to share seeds, plants, and knowledge in a lively community setting. The event takes place on Saturday, January 25, beginning at 9am.


Zoo admission or membership grants access to all activities, with children under two admitted for free. The event welcomes gardeners of all skill levels, from beginners to seasoned experts.


Participants can enjoy a variety of activities, including a seed and plant exchange, educational talks, and hands-on demonstrations. The Zoo’s Sustainability Committee will provide insights through Munsell Sustainable Garden talks.


Highlights of the Event:

  • Seed and Plant Exchange: Swap your favorite seeds and plants with fellow enthusiasts.
  • Community Atmosphere: Connect with like-minded individuals and enjoy the beautiful surroundings of the zoo.


Additional activities will include:

  • Munsell Sustainable Garden talks by the Zoo’s Sustainability Committee
  • Local gardening and homesteading information tables and demonstrations
  • Seed planting activities for kids to take home
  • Vendor booths with local plants, herbs, and homesteading items for sale


The event also features local gardening and homesteading information tables, kid-friendly seed planting activities, and vendor booths selling plants, herbs, and homesteading supplies. Visitors can connect with other enthusiasts while enjoying the zoo’s natural surroundings.


Those interested in presenting or vending can request a booth form in advance. Additional information is available by contacting Marcale Sisk at
 marcale@algulfcoastzoo.org.


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