During this two day workshop, you will learn about how to utilize native plants that play a critical role in the life cycles of our indigenous wildlife. The workshop will be interactive, and we will discuss how to assess your current garden.Click here to sign up.
During this two day workshop, you will learn about how to utilize native plants that play a critical role in the life cycles of our indigenous wildlife. The workshop will be interactive, and we will discuss how to assess your current garden. Click here to sign up.
03/13/22 Invite a Monarch to Lunch, 2-3:30 Trecia Neal For twenty years, Trecia Neal has served as a Monarch Watch Conservation Specialist for the Southeast. Learn about the biology, ecology, and migration to Mexico of the monarch butterfly. Monarch population declines and efforts to help monarchs recover will be discussed. Sign up for classes here.
Feel Empowered to Prune 04/16/23, 2 pm - 3:30 pm Barbara Dorfman Learn how, why, and when, to prune. With the right tools, gardeners and homeowners can do the job...
Join Us at Beech Hollow Farm for Earth Day Tanner will lead a walk through the Sun and Shade Gardens at 11:00. At 12:30 he will give a short presentation...
Join us in Avondale for Earth Day: Avondale ACTion is sponsoring an Earth Day Celebration in Avondale 2-5pm at the new town green pavilion. More info here.
04/24/22 Composting 2pm - 3:30 pm Trecia Neal Stop throwing out the other black gold: nutrients. Learn hands-on how to take garden debris and turn it into rich, water-holding compost,...
05/07/23 One Butterfly at a Time 2pm - 3:30 pm, Pandra Williams Free presentation with pictures and handouts about butterflies native to the Piedmont area and their nectaring, general habitat...
09/18/22 Gardening for Wildlife 2pm - 3:30 pm, Andrea Greco Learn to select, arrange and maintain the native plants that play a critical role in the life cycles of the...
Red Wigglers galore! In this exciting hands-on workshop Trecia Neal from Green Gardens Education & Designs, participants will learn how worms called red wigglers eat food waste and turn it...
