Upcoming Classes

Are you local to Florida, and curious to learn more about how to grow an organic & sustainable edible gardens in an urban setting?

See below a list of our upcoming in-person events:

  • Sunday, 10am-12pm$10- $45 Sliding Scale USD
    📍Beech Kombucha –  3100 Freemont Terrace S, St. Petersburg, FL 33712

    From Plate to Plant: How to Calculate What You Actually Need to Grow

    (1 free kombucha included with your seat)

    Most gardeners plant what sounds exciting in September and then spend January either drowning in kale or wishing they'd planted more tomatoes. Sound familiar?

    In this 2-hour hands-on workshop, we're going to work backwards from your dinner table to your garden.

  • Saturday, 11:00amFree USD
    📍Creative Play Learning - 7685 66th St N, Pinellas Park, FL 33781

    Rain Gardens 101: Roots Run Deep

    We will cover what a rain garden is and how it is different from a normal garden bed. We will also discuss how roots serve our gardens in many ways we might not realize. We will walk through the newly installed rain garden sponsored by Tampa Bay Estuary Program via the Bay Mini Grant from the Tarpon Tags.

  • Saturday, 2pm-3pmFree USD
    📍Safety Harbor Public Library - 101 2nd Street N., Safety Harbor, FL 34695

    Grow What Belongs Here: A Guide to Florida's Native Edible Plants

    In this FREE hands-on workshop, learn all about native edibles like the Everglades tomato and Seminole pumpkin, and how to grow them successfully in our unique Florida climate.

    Walk away with seeds, practical tips, and a whole new appreciation for what "eating local" really means. 

  • Saturday, 10:30am-11:30amFree with Admission USD
    📍Sunken Gardens- 1825 4th St N, St. Petersburg, FL 33704

    Fall Vegetable Garden Planning Talk & Sale

    Fall is one of Florida's primary growing seasons. Take advantage of it by planning ahead!

    Discover proven strategies and techniques to help you maximize yields with heirloom varieties proven to thrive in Florida’s unique growing conditions.

    Talk is free with paid Sunken Gardens admission or membership and is followed by an heirloom plant and seed sale.