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Sat., February 21, 2026
10:00am - 12:30pm
Discover the magic of growing new plants from seed. Learn best practices for planting, germinating and caring for newly emerged seedlings.
Discover the magic of growing new plants from seed. Learn best practices for planting, germinating and caring for newly emerged seedlings.
Free classes, talks and tours. Learn how to grow vibrant, tasty, and healthy plants from Soil Born Farm’s knowledgeable staff and community educators. This is a rain or shine event. Registration will occur at the event ONLY and be on a first-come, first-served basis. Visit our Greenhouse and Garden Shop to fill your garden with vegetable starts, edible perennials, medicinal and culinary herbs, succulents and fruit trees which will provide food and beauty through the fall and winter.
Learn about the basic parts needed to build or repair your own drip irrigation system. We will practice building and troubleshoot concerns you may have in your garden.
Companion planting can reduce pests, maximize growing spaces, and create healthier plants. In this class, we will practice planting and learn in the process.
In our drip irrigation class, we will practice using a variety of irrigation parts to get you started and comfortable.
In this workshop you will learn the basics of compost and vermicompost.
In our drip irrigation class, come learn the basics of building your own system. We will learn about all the parts, look at various systems here at the farm and practice building a few in our raised beds.
Plan your garden space for optimal production and enjoyment in this hands-on class. You will learn how to prepare, plant and care for an abundant, thriving spring garden.
Discover the magic of growing new plants from seed. Learn best practices for planting, germinating and caring for newly emerged seedlings.
ome join in the fun as youth from ages 6-11 use their curiosity to explore with us as we visit the restored Cordova Creek ecosystem and the beautiful American River. Kids will become naturalists as we search for evidence of wildlife and discover the plants that live there.