In addition to learning about basic tool use and care, we will discuss strategies for effective watering, weeding, and harvesting. Techniques for plant pruning & support will also be demonstrated as ways to maximize yield in the minimum amount of space.

Learn organic ways of handling garden problems that are safe for you & the environment. Learn about the benefits and principles of composting, including composting with worms! Learn the vital role that soil organisms play in plant health.

This workshop will include information on keeping your garden healthy, what to plant and when, and how to link the garden to the curriculum. It will also offer a place for teachers to get ideas from each other to make their gardens more exciting and sustainable.

Pick up more seeds & fertilizer along with warm‐weather seedlings like tomatoes, peppers, eggplant, and herbs.

Pick up more seeds & fertilizer along with warm‐weather seedlings like tomatoes, peppers, eggplant, and herbs.

Want to garden, but not sure where to start? Join us for an informal workshop designed to take you through the year as we dis‐ cuss soil, watering, planting, organic techniques, and troubleshooting. Participants are also encouraged to attend Parts 2 and 3.

Pick up your seeds & fertilizer along with cool‐weather seedlings like lettuce, cabbage, collards, & kale.

Pick up your seeds & fertilizer along with cool‐weather seedlings like lettuce, cabbage, collards, & kale.

Whether you’re a seasoned expert or just want to discover your green thumb, join us as we gear up for the year. Don’t belong to a garden? We can help connect you with one. Need more hands‐on help? Learn about our training garden, the Incubator.

Join us as we discuss ways to be involved in urban agriculture in Trenton, either in your own backyard or in a school or community garden. Learn how to start your own seedlings! Learn about the Incubator Garden, our training garden. Have questions about gardening? We love to answer them!