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.
Attend Vegan Life Fest, a day filled with delicious plant-based food, exciting workshops, and fun activities. Whether you're a seasoned vegan or just curious about this lifestyle, this event is perfect for you!
Food Well Alliance is teaming up with Farmer Jeff from Souper Jenny's Farm to teach a workshop on the importance of cover crops in your growing operations.
Join us at Four Corners Community Garden on Wednesday, November 9 for Plant. Eat. Repeat. Our fall series will focus on seed-saving basics.
Join us at Austell Community Garden on Saturday, November 12 for Plant. Eat. Repeat. Our fall series will focus on seed-saving basics.
Join us at Nickel Bottom Community Garden at Zonolite Park on Saturday, November 5 for Plant. Eat. Repeat. Our fall series will focus on seed-saving basics.
Join us at West Gwinnett Community Garden on Saturday, October 29 for Plant. Eat. Repeat. Our fall series will focus on seed-saving basics.
Join us at Stone Mountain Community Garden on Saturday, October 22 for Plant. Eat. Repeat. Our fall series will focus on seed-saving basics.
Join us at Smyrna Community Garden Park this summer for Plant. Eat. Repeat. Our summer series focuses on hydroponics!
Join us at Mason Mill Community Garden this summer for Plant. Eat. Repeat. Our summer series focuses on hydroponics!
Free ORGANIC fertilizer from worms? Yep! Earthworms are some of the most efficient decomposers in the world; they eat our food waste and turn it into the most powerful fertilizer on the market. You’ll leave this class knowing how to make your own compost and you can even buy some worms!
Join us at Norcross Discovery Garden Park this summer for Plant. Eat. Repeat. Our summer series focuses on hydroponics!
Why are there bees everywhere? Pollinators serve a vital role in food production! Bees, butterflies and yes even wasps help pollinate flowers and produce our favorite fruits and veggies. You’ll learn how to support these busy bodies at the Unearthing Farm & Market “Perfect Pollinators” workshop.
Join the American Community Gardening Association for a two-day leadership training for present or future community garden organizers on May 13th and 14th at Legacy Park in Decatur.
Learn how to test your soil using test kits you can find at your local garden center and kits that you can send to the County Extension on the ABG Facebook Live on April 27th.
Learn how to test your soil using test kits you can find at your local garden center and kits that you can send to the County Extension at the Jonesboro Community Garden on April 23rd.
Learn how to test your soil using test kits you can find at your local garden center and kits that you can send to the County Extension at the Norcross Discovery Garden on April 16th.
Learn how to test your soil using test kits you can find at your local garden center and kits that you can send to the County Extension at the Capitol View/Jesse Dill Community Garden on Saturday, April 9th.
Join the American Community Gardening Association for a two-day leadership training for present or future community garden organizers on April 8th and 9th at Norcross Cultural Arts Community Center.
The North Fulton Master Gardeners in collaboration with the UGA Cooperative Extension in Fulton County are providing horticultural education through FREE virtual gardening education programming. In this class, we will discuss basic principles of hydroponic gardening as well as ways to enjoy this technique year-round.
Join the American Community Gardening Association for a two-day leadership training for present or future community garden organizers on March 21st and 22nd at Magnolia House & Garden in Jonesboro.
The North Fulton Master Gardeners in collaboration with the UGA Cooperative Extension in Fulton County are providing horticultural education through FREE virtual gardening education programming. North Fulton Master Gardeners Paula Lindsey, Tom Redmon and Sandra Shave explain how you can and should reduce your lawn size by making your own native habitat.
The North Fulton Master Gardeners in collaboration with the UGA Cooperative Extension in Fulton County are providing horticultural education through FREE virtual gardening education programming. In this class, North Fulton Master Gardener Linda McGinn will discuss plants that produce toxins, with an overview of the history, chemistry, action, and current use.
The North Fulton Master Gardeners in collaboration with the UGA Cooperative Extension in Fulton County are providing horticultural education through FREE virtual gardening education programming. In this class, you’ll earn how you can make a positive impact by helping out our local pollinators.
Join Concrete Jungle to learn how to prune your fruit tree(s)! Concrete Jungle Farm Managers Leah and Sam will demonstrate the true meaning of the expression “if you love something, let it go” as they teach us the fine art of pruning.
The North Fulton Master Gardeners in collaboration with the UGA Cooperative Extension in Fulton County are providing horticultural education through FREE virtual gardening education programming. In this class, North Fulton Master Gardener Willis Lanier describes why, when, and how to prune some of the most common shrubs in North Georgia.
The North Fulton Master Gardeners in collaboration with the UGA Cooperative Extension in Fulton County are providing horticultural education through FREE virtual gardening education programming. In the first class on composting at home, you’ll learn the value of compost for your garden, the steps involved in making compost at home, and how to best use it in your garden. North Fulton Master Gardener George Scesney has many years of composting experience to share.
Are you starting a community garden or already leading one but could use a little guidance? The American Community Gardening Association has partnered with Food Well Alliance and USDA NRCS GA to host the Growing Communities Workshop. This in-depth, 2-day workshop is based on the ACGA's curriculum for community development, Growing Communities: Community Building and Organizational Development through Community Gardening.
Students will join Farmer Emily when the Wylde Center’s farms are transitioning from spring to summer. Students will help with the planting of the summer farm crops and the building of support structures, perfect skills that are easily replicated in your home garden or farm. If you have questions about what to plant, when, and how, this workshop will teach you what you need to know to get your summer garden started. To set your garden and farm up for success, you will learn weed pressure management through cultivation and mulching.
Want a stronger connection to your food and where it comes from? Want a chance to network with neighbors and others in your community interested in edible gardening? Food Well Alliance and Atlanta Botanical Garden are excited to announce that our seasonal series returns this Spring.
Want a stronger connection to your food and where it comes from? Want a chance to network with neighbors and others in your community interested in edible gardening? Food Well Alliance and Atlanta Botanical Garden are excited to announce that our seasonal series returns this Spring.
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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, chair of Cox Enterprises, 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. Today, we support more than 300 community gardens, urban farms and orchards in the Atlanta region.
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