Growing up is a great strategy whether you’re short on space or not. Trellising keeps plants tidy and off the ground, improves air circulation, reduces disease and maximizes growing space. Wendi shares her tips and tools to take advantage of all these good outcomes and more.
Whether you can’t garden due to weather or space constraints, microgreens add joy and a nutritional bang to your diet. Easy to grow, tasty and productive, learn how to grow this powerful addition to your diet – and tastebuds – no matter where you grow.
Can growing specific types of plants together increase productivity, pest resistance and longevity? Yes. This session demystifies the “old gardener tales” with evidence-based examples of which plants like growing together and why.
If you long to grow your own tomatoes, zucchini, or strawberries, but thought you didn’t have enough space, this session teaches how to make the most of walls, balconies, patios, arches, and windowsills.
Want to incorporate home grown fruit into your garden or landscape? In this fundamentals class, learn about the wide array of easy to grow fruit that will make your garden pop for decades to come and the logic required to plan, plant and tend successfully.
Gardens were the original pharmacies and more people are re-learning how to partner with plants to increase health and wellness safely. In this session, learn about basic medicinal plants anyone can grow and what to do with them to help heal your body and soul.
Learn how incorporating sound, fragrance and other elements into your garden space – no matter how small – can create an oasis of tranquility.
There are many advantages to starting your own seeds but the number one reason people start from seed is to experiment with varieties that can’t be found as plants anywhere else. Linda Ly demonstrates good seed starting practices to ensure you’ll be growing that weird and delicious veggie in no time.
Learn how to apply no-till soil principles to your home garden. Jesse will share his experience and experimentation with no-till practices from his Kentucky farm and make them applicable to your home garden no matter how small it might be.
How long do seeds last? How do I know my seeds are still good? How do I store them? Learn the answers to these questions and more in this fundamentals class on seeds.
Your food garden doesn’t have to conclude at the first frost date! Niki shares techniques for year-round gardening from her snow covered Nova Scotia home. No matter where you garden, her advice will help you enjoy a year-round harvest.
Growing up is a great strategy whether you’re short on space or not. Trellising keeps plants tidy and off the ground, improves air circulation, reduces disease and maximizes growing space. Wendi shares her tips and tools to take advantage of all these good outcomes and more.
Whether you can’t garden due to weather or space constraints, microgreens add joy and a nutritional bang to your diet. Easy to grow, tasty and productive, learn how to grow this powerful addition to your diet – and tastebuds – no matter where you grow.
Can growing specific types of plants together increase productivity, pest resistance and longevity? Yes. This session demystifies the “old gardener tales” with evidence-based examples of which plants like growing together and why.
If you long to grow your own tomatoes, zucchini, or strawberries, but thought you didn’t have enough space, this session teaches how to make the most of walls, balconies, patios, arches, and windowsills.
Want to incorporate home grown fruit into your garden or landscape? In this fundamentals class, learn about the wide array of easy to grow fruit that will make your garden pop for decades to come and the logic required to plan, plant and tend successfully.
Gardens were the original pharmacies and more people are re-learning how to partner with plants to increase health and wellness safely. In this session, learn about basic medicinal plants anyone can grow and what to do with them to help heal your body and soul.
Learn how incorporating sound, fragrance and other elements into your garden space – no matter how small – can create an oasis of tranquility.
There are many advantages to starting your own seeds but the number one reason people start from seed is to experiment with varieties that can’t be found as plants anywhere else. Linda Ly demonstrates good seed starting practices to ensure you’ll be growing that weird and delicious veggie in no time.
Learn how to apply no-till soil principles to your home garden. Jesse will share his experience and experimentation with no-till practices from his Kentucky farm and make them applicable to your home garden no matter how small it might be.
How long do seeds last? How do I know my seeds are still good? How do I store them? Learn the answers to these questions and more in this fundamentals class on seeds.
Your food garden doesn’t have to conclude at the first frost date! Niki shares techniques for year-round gardening from her snow covered Nova Scotia home. No matter where you garden, her advice will help you enjoy a year-round harvest.