Designing for Disaster May 2nd at 5pm
Integrative Pest and Disease Management June 6th at 5pm
Perennial Edibles and Companion Planting - Aug 1st at 5pm
Soil life / soil health: Building soil life with organic matter Sept 5th at 5pm
Class Descriptions
Designing for Disaster, May 2nd: In our rapidly changing world, the frequency and intensity of natural and man-made disasters are increasing, posing significant challenges to homes and communities worldwide. In this class, we will delve into practical ways to design your garden and home to be resilient, and explore innovative approaches to mitigate risks.
Integrative Pest and Disease Management, June 6th: Managing pests and diseases sustainably is essential for ensuring garden health, increasing yields, and safeguarding pollinators. This class offers a comprehensive exploration of integrative pest and disease management strategies, focusing on holistic and environmentally-friendly approaches for your garden.
Perennial Edibles and Companion Planting, Aug 1st: Curious about what plants will come back year after year or what plants grow well together? This class offers an exploration of the principles and practices of integrating perennial food crops and companion plants to create resilient and productive food gardens. Participants will discover the diverse array of perennial edibles, from fruits and nuts to herbs and vegetables, and companion planting-the strategic pairing of plants to enhance growth, deter pests, and improve overall garden health. Join us to learn how to incorporate these elements into garden designs for long-term sustainability and abundance.
Soil Life/ Health, Sept 5th: Building soil life with organic matter. Dive into the fascinating world beneath our feet and discover the intricate web of life that thrives in healthy soils. This class offers an in-depth exploration of soil biology, ecology, and health, providing participants with a comprehensive understanding of the vital role soil organisms play in supporting sustainable agriculture and environmental stewardship.