Carbon Culture Workshop in Pasadena: Hands-on Hugelkultur Workshop & more

Studio Petrichor

Harvesting Water and Optimizing the Landscape through Syntropic Practices and Community Collaboration

PASADENA, CA LOCATION TO BE ANNOUNCED TO REGISTRANTS 3 DAYS PRIOR TO THE EVENTPLEASE DO NOT ATTEND IF YOU ARE NOT FEELING WELL!We are shaking things up! We are offering a Petrichor Method Hugelist Certification Program to those who are interested in learning how Studio Petrichor has developed our approach to building resilient, self-complicating systems. Ticket Options:<ul><li>Day of Attendee - $40 </li><ul><li>Day of workshop only</li><li>Includes lunch</li></ul></ul><ul><li>Petrichor Method Hugelist Certification Program - $200 (includes)</li><ul><li>(1) hands on workshop (You are required to attend (3) additional Studio Petrichor workshops, at the cost of the “Day of” workshop.)</li><li>Assist with (1) volunteer material coordination day (estimated 1-2 hours total)</li><li>(1) 60 minute live introduction zoom with Q&A - prior to first workshop (required)(Scheduled for Tuesday May 9 at 7 pm )</li><li>(1) post workshop integration zoom with Q&A (Not scheduled as of yet - required)</li><li>Includes lunch at the hands-on workshop</li></ul></ul>Join Regenerative Garden Designers Leigh Adams and Shawn Maestretti for a hands-on opportunity to learn how to build a Hugelkultur berm in the highly successful Petrichor Method and in addition, learn how we practice lasagna mulching to retain moisture, build healthy soil, grow a healthy garden, and support community. This is an opportunity to learn these practices so you can take them home and put into your own garden applications.What is Hugelkultur? Hugelkultur (noun - German - translates to "mound culture") is a horticultural technique where mounds constructed of wood material, such as felled trees and other compostable bio-mass, are used as raised planting beds. Carbon Culture refers to our practices related to hugelkultur and other ways to return carbon to the soil.Regenerative Benefits of Carbon Culture:<ul><li>Sequesters carbon on site by burying debris and woody material in the ground</li><li>Retains moisture on site through rainwater capture and the physics of thermal mass</li><li>Improves soil health due to an increase of nutrients from the decaying wood and the subsequent increase of mycorrhizal fungi and other organisms in the soil/food/web</li><li>Landforming not only helps to slow and allow water to infiltrate, but creates an opportunity for natural screening and orchestrating experiences in the garden</li><li>Enhancing habitat value</li><li>And much, much more.....</li></ul>Lunch, coffee and water will be served. Please bring sunscreen, comfortable clothing, sensible, protective shoes/boots, gloves, coffee cup and water bottle. Our goal is to create zero-waste to net positive events with your help. Come experience Studio Petrichor’s Carbon Culture workshops so you can share these easy and accessible practices in your community and become a Certified Hugelist!Start time at 8:30 am for morning refreshments and introduction. Please be on time.PLEASE NOTE - Tickets are no longer refundable after May 17th but are transferable. If you cannot attend, you may share your ticket with a friend.ADDITIONALLY - We will be filming this event for education and promotion of our practices. You will be required to sign a media release agreement. Each of the attendees will have access to the video to share in their community.

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