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.
Free gardening classes 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.
This class has been cancelled due to low enrollment. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause. Learn simple techniques for taking your favorite plants and multiplying them through propagation of cuttings, divisions and seeding. Participants will be able to take home a few new plants to share with friends and family. This class will be outdoors and hands-on. Dress for gardening and getting dirty.
This class is cancelled due to low enrollment. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause. Check out the next teacher training, A-Buzz With Life, Bringing Pollinators to Your School Garden.Learn about 4 simple and seasonal recipes that can be used with kids in the classroom or garden setting. We will also review basic items that will create success while cooking with students including tools and basic ingredient kits. We will prepare all 4 recipes and then eat together at the end.
This class has been cancelled. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause. Sign up for the next teacher training, Cooking with Kids from the Garden, which is on Tuesday, March 19. Would you like to build or enhance a school garden on your campus? This class will help you consider the best design for your space that will serve students and educators while creating a dynamic and healthy ecosystem. Learn the nuts and bolts of irrigation, plant selection, needed materials, signage ideas, curriculum resources and more. Come prepared to collaborate and create.
This workshop, for teachers, educators, and volunteers, will look at 12 plants that attract pollinators, stimulate the senses, provide edible treats for students, have herbal uses and create beautiful environments in your school gardens. We will touch, taste and create with these plants. It will be hands-on and engaging. Join us for happy hour and networking after the workshop.
This class is cancelled due to low enrollment. We apologize for the inconvenience. Check out Introduction to Permaculture which is scheduled for Saturday, November 10 from 12-3 pm. Topics will include growing native plants. The better connections we have with the environment, the easier it becomes to sustain it. Using native plants for food and materials brings the connection we have with the environment to the forefront. Learn how to analyze plants for human use and how to collect them in a sustainable way.
This class has been cancelled due to low enrollment and will be rescheduled in the upcoming fall quarter.
The better connections we have with the environment, the easier it becomes to sustain it. Using native plants for food and materials brings the connection we have with the environment to the forefront. Learn how to analyze plants for human use and how to collect them in a sustainable way.
Learn how to grow vibrant, tasty, and healthy plants from Soil Born Farm’s knowledgeable staff and community educators. Visit the plant sale to fill your spring garden.
Organic Plant Sale: Fill your fall and winter garden with edible perennials, medicinal and culinary herbs and succulents. Get gardening advice from our experienced growers.
Farmstand: Visit the Farmstand featuring fresh, seasonal, local and organic vegetables and fruit, organically grown flowers, local artisan goods and practical gifts.
Phoebe’s Snack Bar: Enjoy Equal Exchange coffee, Magpie baked goods, Fat Face popsicles and refreshing beverages.
