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February 2020
Eat What You Grow
Join Paul James, The Gardener Guy, as he shares his 40-plus years of experience growing vegetables and herbs, and offers tips and tricks aimed at ensuring your success at growing everything from arugula to zucchini. Although this seminar is aimed at folks new to the world of edible gardening, even old pros will benefit from Paul’s wisdom. After all, he’s old too! This seminar is free to attend, but registration is required.
Find out more »Create & Learn | Cactus LOVE
Cactus LOVER? Us too! We think cactus are the coolest but know they can be intimidating to plant. Join us in this workshop as we give you tips and tricks to potting/re-potting. We will also discuss how to care for them so they live happily and healthy. This workshop is taught by our plant aficionado Alex. Registration is required.
Find out more »Tool Time
This seminar was a huge hit a few years ago, so we're bringing it back. Tyler Nida (Southwood's resident Toll Guy) and Paul James (The Gardener Guy) will show you how to get the most out of your garden tools. They'll discuss the right tool for the job, how to clean and sharpen your tools, and present tips and tricks to ensure your tools last a lifetime. And, if you bring your favorite dull tool to the seminar Tyler or…
Find out more »March 2020
Organic Pest & Disease Control
“If anyone tells you plants -- whether ornamental or edible -- can’t be grown organically, tell them they’re full of manure.” That’s a quote from Paul James, who’s been gardening organically from year one, as in 1979. Learn Paul’s approach to gardening without the need for synthetic chemicals, and discover the three organic products he uses to control 90% of garden pests and diseases. This seminar is free to attend, but registration is required.
Find out more »Houseplant Repotting
Houseplants are about to begin their active growth phase, which means now is the ideal time to repot them. Bring up to three of your houseplants and we’ll show you how to do exactly that. We’ll provide the potting mix and an initial dose of fertilizer, and we’ll have plenty of pots for purchase. No need to register -- just drop in whenever.
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