Garden 101

Garden 101

New to gardening or want to learn more? Join our Garden 101 workshop where we will teach you the skills to make your garden blossom!

By Living Earth Center

Date and time

Sunday, May 5 · 1 - 2pm CDT

Location

170 Good Counsel Dr

170 Good Counsel Drive Mankato, MN 56001

Refund Policy

Contact the organizer to request a refund.
Eventbrite's fee is nonrefundable.

About this event

Are you wanting to garden this summer, but don't know where to start? Or maybe you want to improve your gardening skills? Join us and learn what you need to know to make your garden blossom this season!

Taught by local Master Gardener Mary Walker, we will discuss various topics, including preparing and designing your garden plot. Which veggies are best grown from seed and which from transplants? What seed packets tell us. How to select and plant transplants, when and how to water and fertilize. Care during the growing season and finally harvesting. There will be plenty of time for questions and sharing as we set out to make this a great growing season!

No prior experience necessary. Please bring shoes and clothes you don't mind getting dirty. Parking is available in the Loyola parking lot across the street from the big red barn. 


Classes are offered on our tiered pricing scale:

Benefactor: $45

Sustainer: $22

Base: $15

If this fee is prohibitive, please contact us (info@livingearthcentermn.org) so we can discuss options.


Organized by

The Living Earth Center is a non organization based in Mankato Minnesota that is focused on finding common ground and strengthening sustainable connections within our local and greater global community. The Center seeks a sustainable future for all through education, advocacy, and collaboration among all spiritual traditions and diverse cultures. We are most visible for our work managing Mankato's oldest Community Garden. This organic, two-acre garden provides a vibrant gathering spot for individuals and families to grow food. It is also where we maintain - with the help of many volunteers - a food shelf garden, growing organic food to donate to our neighbors in need. The Children's Peace Garden Project connects children from pre-school... to pre-teen with the Earth through an early experience gardening. We also offer educational and Earth centered spiritual enrichment programs, an annual fall conference, seasonal Earth celebrations around the solstices and equinoxes as well as workshops and skill-building classes. Our Resource Library has books and DVDs to check out. Our advocacy efforts seek change on local, state and national levels and we network with groups in solidarity with issues of sustainability.

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