Seed Library: Home
Welcome to the Seed Library
This library is the result of the collaborative efforts of the OSU Extension Office and OSU Libraries. Within the seed library you will find a wide variety of seeds that are free to the public. The variety of seeds that are available will vary depending on availability and season.
Ferry Morse Seeds
Our seeds have been donated by local companies and are from the Ferry Morse Seed Company. Through the Ferry Morse Seed Information link listed below, you can search for the variety of seed that you have chosen to access planting and harvesting information.
Oklahoma Garden Planning Guide
- Oklahoma Garden Planning GuideThis guide provides information on choosing your garden site, planning the garden, gardening tips, avoiding common mistakes, and a guide on when to plant the plant varieties you have chosen.
OSU Extension Office Resources
- OSU Extension Fact SheetsOklahoma Cooperative Extension Service fact sheets and other publications provide research-based information on a wide variety of topics including agriculture, economic development, family and consumer sciences, and youth development.
- OSU Extension Programs and ServicesOSU Extension programs are brought to you by our statewide network of experts, offering educational information and experiences related to human and animal health, 4-H Youth Development, community and rural development, and other topics. Some programs are available only in certain counties based on need and available resources.
- Soil Testing ServicesInformation on soil testing, the right first step toward proper care of your lawn and garden.
- ExtensionBotAI-powered chat bot to help provide information about OSU extension programs and services.
OSU Extension Contact
- Laura Payne-Horticulture EducatorLaura assists homeowners with gardening issues, provide educational programming, advise Payne County Master Gardeners, make fertilizer recommendations based on soil test results, and partner with 4-H and Family and Consumer Sciences to expand the programming needs of our community.
