Join the Atlanta Botanical Garden and Food Well Alliance for an evening workshop on container gardening with edible plants!
Join the Atlanta Botanical Garden and Food Well Alliance for a workshop on container gardening with edible plants!
Ready to grow thriving, delicious berries in your own backyard?
Blueberry season may be coming to an end, but fall is the perfect time to start planning for future harvests! Join us at Deer Creek Farm in Covington, GA for our Berry Success Class—a hands-on class led by an experienced blueberry farmer.
Join the Atlanta Botanical Garden and Food Well Alliance for a workshop on container gardening with edible plants!
Come out to Deer Creek Farm for a day full of sunshine, community, and everything fresh from the farm. Whether you’re here for the produce, the peaceful vibes, or the family fun, we’ve got something for everyone.
Join the Atlanta Botanical Garden and Food Well Alliance for a workshop on container gardening with edible plants!
In this workshop, Patty and Emily of Bed Head Plant Nursery will share their favorite tips for cultivating your own thriving fall garden.
This workshop will help you rebuild fertile soil using regenerative practices so your fall harvest thrives!
Join the Atlanta Botanical Garden and Food Well Alliance for a hands-on workshop on seed saving.
Free compost giveaway at Arts X Change, from 10am to 1pm or until compost is gone!
A free, one‑day community resource fair designed to support food autonomy, nutrition confidence, and holistic wellness for our neighbors.
We need your help getting the Local Food System Plan conversation in Chattahoochee Hills started!
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 hydroponic farming basics in this hands-on workshop and farm tour with Produce’d and build your own mini home hydroponic system!
Food Well Alliance is hosting a Fall Compost Giveaway for anyone and everyone! Bring your buckets, wheelbarrows, and pickup trucks to load up with fresh, high-quality compost from CompostNow.
Join UGA Fulton County Extension, Food Well Alliance, and Trees Atlanta for a virtual Lunch & Learn that celebrates the power of native fruit and nut trees in Atlanta’s urban landscape.
As summer fades and the blueberry season comes to a close, fall offers the perfect opportunity to plant for future harvests. At Deer Creek Farm, we’re welcoming a new season with our Berry Success Class—a hands-on workshop designed to help you grow healthy, fruitful berry bushes in your own backyard.
As summer fades and the blueberry season comes to a close, fall offers the perfect opportunity to plant for future harvests. At Deer Creek Farm, we’re welcoming a new season with our Berry Success Class—a hands-on workshop designed to help you grow healthy, fruitful berry bushes in your own backyard.
Join Master Gardener Volunteers of Cobb County and Becky Griffin, UGA Extension’s Pollinator Census Coordinator who will share insights about pollinator ecology.
Food Well Alliance: We are connecting organizations that are working to make metro Atlanta's local food system resilient, including production, processing, distribution, consumption and recovery.
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The creation of Food Well Alliance was made possible through funding from the founding benefactor, the James M. Cox Foundation, and through the vision of Jim Kennedy, Chairman Emeritus of Cox Enterprises and Chairman of the James M. Cox Foundation, and Bill Bolling, founder of the Atlanta Community Food Bank. Together, they saw an opportunity to build healthier communities across metro Atlanta by supporting and connecting members of our local food movement. Since 2015, we’ve supported more than 500 community gardens, urban farms, and orchards in the Atlanta region.
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