Join Trees Atlanta and Dr. Megan Mucioki, Assistant Professor of Environmental Sciences & Indigenous Studies at Emory University, for a guided field trip to Lake Charlotte. We'll explore Atlanta's urban forest through the lens of forest foods stewardship and harvesting.

Join Trees Atlanta for an inspiring evening with author Elspeth Hay as she explores the forgotten history—and exciting future—of perennial nut trees. Drawing from her new book, Feed Us with Trees, Hay shares how trees like oaks, chestnuts, and hazelnuts once provided staple foods while creating healthy, biodiverse landscapes.

Join us for a webinar designed to help community gardens, farms, and community orchards better understand the grant reporting process and prepare for future funding opportunities.

Participants will learn the fundamentals of soil preparation, planting, fertilization, pruning, irrigation, and the key differences between blueberry types. Designed for gardeners, community growers, and small farmers.

Learn how to choose, plant, and care for fruit trees so they thrive and produce for years to come. Perfect for anyone starting their first orchard or backyard garden.

Join Fred Conrad of Food Well Alliance for an overview of muscadine characteristics and culture! You'll get the basic information to plant and care for muscadine vines and learn how to be successful growing one of Georgia's easiest crops!

The workshop will cover first- and second-year pruning, including a review of proper tools, techniques, and tips that promote tree health and production, while building confidence to perform annual fruit tree pruning.

Learn how to choose, plant, and care for fruit trees so they thrive and produce for years to come. Perfect for anyone starting their first orchard or backyard garden.

Join Food Well Alliance for the annual Fruit Tree Sale on Saturday, February 14 from 10am - 1pm!