A new seed library inside the Cesar Chavez Library in downtown Stockton is drawing attention as it offers residents more than just books. Families can now check out free seeds — ranging from fruits and vegetables to herbs and flowers — all neatly organized and ready to plant.The program, located on the library’s second floor, was inspired by a longtime patron and recently received a major boost thanks to a seed donation from a North Stockton Target store. Library assistant Vasti Gutierrez says community interest has been growing quickly.“Since we’ve gotten a little bit of buzz, probably about five to 10 families just this week, and they’re sharing it with their kids and they’re really excited to get started,” Gutierrez said.For Gutierrez, who grew up in Stockton, the project is personal. She sees the seed library as an opportunity to teach young people about gardening, something she didn’t experience herself as a child. Alongside the seed collection, visitors can check out books…..