May 31st - 10 a.m. - 12 p.m.
$50
Rain or Shine!
Have you ever dreamed of turning some of your lawn into a food forest or pollinator garden? Join us as we embark on a journey to add biodiversity and beautiful plants to your very own landscape. This class will discuss native plants, planting strategies, traditional methods of pest management, and so much more. There will be an interactive portion of the class, and each person is encouraged to bring a “blueprint” of their yard or desired planting area so we can discuss planting suggestions suited to each person’s yard! Bring all your questions ranging from permaculture design, plant selection, current yard conundrums, and more! This class is designed for adults but children 14 and older are welcome and must be accompanied by an adult. Each class participant will go home with their very own starter bundle of food forest plants!
Plant bundles will include, but not limited to an elderberry bush, yarrow, native mountain mint, and the amazing bog sage!
Meet the Instructor - Sarah Todd
Sarah’s interests have long included anything fermentation, horticulture, and outdoors. She has a Bachelors of Science & Fermentation from Cornell University and has worked as a professional brewer. She has also gained experience with teaching, traditional crafts and bush craft with work at children’s gardens. Currently, Sarah enjoys working in her food forest, expanding her nursery and continuing to learn homesteading and traditional skills, as well as passing the love of learning to the next generation.
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