March 19-21, 2021
Learn about our mission and the goals of this once-in-a-lifetime event
30+ SESSIONS IN 6 TRACKS
EDIBLE GARDENING
Wise choices for new gardeners, seed starting, planning, harvesting and beyond...
Sessions
- How to kill squirrels
- Tomato Galore
- When to pick eggplants
URBAN GARDENING
Creative solutions for smaller spaces, raised beds, containers, etc.
Sessions
- DIY Dig It Yourself
- Many a good gardeners
- Coming soo
HOUSEPLANTS
Care fundamentals, light, propagation, pet-safe plants, trends, etc.
DIG DEEPER
Organic gardening, secrets to healthy soil, composting, permaculture, medicinal plants and more.
Because the world would be a better place with more gardeners in it... – LaManda Joy
Houseplants
Creating Wild Landscapes
Amanda Thompson
Brie Arthur
Foodscaping 101
Christy Wilhelmi
Grow Your Own Mini Fruit Garden
Darryl Cheng
Best Low Light Houseplants
Daryl Beyers
Garden Planning
Flora Caputo
Container Gardening for Pollinators
Ira Wallace
South East Zone Talk
Lisa Steele
Chickens
Mary Ann Newcomer
Mountain States Zone Talk
Michelle Balz
No Waste Composting
Nick McCullough
Ways to Enhance Curb Appeal
Sean & Allison McManus
First-Time Gardeners: Growing Plants and Flowers
Tasha Greer
Grow Your Own Spices
Wendy Kiang Spray
Chinese Vegetable Garden
Track: Edible Gardening
Wise choices for new gardeners, seed starting, planning, harvesting and beyond...
Sharon C. Lint
Chinese Vegetable Gardening
Edible Gardening
Nature is Our Best
What looked like a small patch of purple grass, above five feet square, was moving across the sand in their direction. When it came near enough he perceived that it was not grass; there were no blades, but only purple roots. The roots were revolving, for each small plant in the whole patch, like the spokes of a rimless wheel.
Seenier Developer Graham
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