If your garden has been feeling a little wilted lately, it might be time to give it some fresh inspiration—and what better way to do that than with a sustainable gardening workshop right here in Columbus? Whether you’re a seasoned green thumb or just starting to dig in, this workshop promises to plant some new ideas in your mind and help your garden grow greener than ever.
On Saturday, September 7th, from 10 AM to 12 PM, the Grange Insurance Audubon Center will be buzzing with green-thumbed folks eager to dig into the nitty-gritty of sustainable gardening. For just $25 (or $20 if you’re bringing a friend!), you can join this plant-powered event and leave with a head full of ideas and hands itching to get back in the soil.
So, what’s on the agenda? Let’s break it down:
First up, you’ll explore how adding native edible plants to your garden can create a little oasis that’s both beautiful and bountiful. Imagine biting into fresh produce right from your backyard while knowing you’re supporting local ecosystems. Sounds like a win-win, right?
Then, you’ll dive into the world of partnership gardening. Ever wondered how community gardens and farmers’ markets sprout up and thrive in urban areas? You’ll learn how working together can amplify your efforts, turning small ideas into big changes.
And for the grand finale, you’ll get an introduction to matrix gardening. Think of it as a blueprint for creating a garden that’s easy to maintain and endlessly expandable. It’s all about letting your plants do the work for you, naturally filling in space and supporting each other as they grow.
This workshop isn’t just for seasoned gardeners—whether you’re a newbie with a few potted plants or a pro looking to take your garden to the next level, there’s something here for everyone. Plus, who wouldn’t want to spend a morning at the beautiful Grange Insurance Audubon Center, surrounded by fellow plant lovers?
So, grab your gardening gloves, mark your calendar, and get ready to make your garden greener and greater than ever. 🌿 Ready to sign up? Head over to Columbus Garden School to register today.
All images courtesy of Columbus Garden School.
