UJAMAA PLANT SALE
The Ujamaa Cooperative Farming Alliance (UCFA) is excited to invite our community in DC, Maryland, and Virginia to a special nursery plant sale right here at our farm in Upper Marlboro, MD! Whether you're starting a backyard garden, planting a pollinator paradise, or adding to your homestead, we've got something for every kind of grower.
Spring is the perfect season for families to engage in gardening together. The warmer weather, longer days, and renewed growth of plants make it an ideal time to introduce children to the joys of gardening.Beyond just being a fun outdoor activity, gardening reinforces essential academic skills, promotes psychological well-being, and contributes to physical health.
2025 UJAMAA SEEDS CATALOG
We’re thrilled to introduce our 2025 Ujamaa Seeds Catalog, filled with an incredible selection of culturally significant heirloom seeds! Explore new varieties, rare finds, and trusted favorites, all sourced with care and commitment to sustainability and food sovereignty. Get ready to plant, grow, and harvest with purpose!
Save 20% With Your First Ujamaa Seeds Order!
Here’s a gift to get you growing: 20% OFF your first online purchase. (Minimum orders of $25 or more).
Type the code FIRST at checkout and start your gardening journey with savings.
Want Additional Savings? Just type DISCOUNTED in the SEARCH BAR above!
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NEW SEEDS FOR 2025
We’re introducing several new seed varieties for the UJAMAA SEEDS 2025 Seed Catalog.
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ABOUT UJAMAA SEEDS
Formed in 2021, UJAMAA SEEDS is the entrepreneurial program of the Ujamaa Cooperative Farming Alliance (UCFA). UCFA is a program of STEAM ONWARD, Inc., a 501c3 non-profit organization, organized in the state of Maryland.
The mission of UCFA is to increase diversity in the $15 billion dollar U.S. seed industry. We are committed to providing increased opportunities and support for growers from historically marginalized communities in the area of seed farming. To this end, the UCFA is working to bridge the gap between prospective BIPOC seed growers and seed companies.
