Classes & Workshops

Upcoming Workshops

We offer several rounds of workshops each year on a variety of garden and plant-related topics. Sign up online to reserve your spot!

Workshop fee includes all necessary plants, materials, and supplies, unless specified. Add-ons may be available for a fee.

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Beyond Orange, An Introduction to Fall Container Design

SUNDAY SEP 20
11AM – 1PM

Explore fall’s full color spectrum beyond orange! Learn to combine cool-season favorites like ornamental kale, celosia, and grasses using core design principles. Watch a live demo, then build your own custom fall container with step-by-step guidance.

$90

Creative Explorations in Container Design

SUNDAY SEP 27
11AM – 1PM

Take your fall container design further! Work with nontraditional palettes—from rich jewel tones to moody darks—while exploring advanced texture, form, and proportion. Plus, learn how to transition your arrangement into winter. Includes demo and hands-on building.

$90

Orchid Mounting

SUNDAY SEP 20
11AM – 12PM

Learn the art of mounting epiphytic orchids to tree bark, mimicking their natural tropical habitat. We’ll cover mounting techniques, material selection, and indoor care. Leave with a beautiful living art piece for your home!

$60

Bonsai for Beginners

SATURDAY SEP 26
11AM – 1PM

Discover the meditative art of bonsai! Learn fundamental shaping, root care, and maintenance techniques with hands-on instructor guidance. Includes starter plant, pot, and all materials to begin your bonsai journey.

$65-95

Macrame Magic: Make Your Own Plant Hanger

SUNDAY SEP 27
11AM – 12PM

Master traditional knotting techniques to craft your own custom rope plant hanger. Our hands-on workshop covers essential macrame knots to create a functional piece. Take home your finished hanger plus a small plant to display!

$60

Classic Terrarium

SATURDAY OCT 10
11AM – 12PM

Build your own thriving miniature world! Learn how to construct and care for a classic glass terrarium, step-by-step. Layer drainage, soil, and perfectly matched plants to take home a self-contained ecosystem.

$60

Classic Kokedama

SUNDAY OCT 11
11AM – 12PM

Explore the Japanese art of kokedama! Select your houseplant and learn how to bind its roots in a moss-covered soil sphere. Create a striking hanging or tabletop moss ball display. Dress for a fun, messy, hands-on workshop.

$60

Spooky Bog Making

SUNDAY OCT 18
11AM – 12PM

Craft an eerie, self-contained bog garden featuring carnivorous classics like Venus flytraps and pitcher plants! Learn bog care high-moisture needs and style your planter with spooky Halloween accents to take home.

$90

Extending the Season

SATURDAY SEP 19
11AM – 12PM

Keep harvesting past the first frost! Explore techniques like row covers, cold frames, and low tunnels to protect crops and extend your growing season.

FREE — No registration required!

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There are no classes currently scheduled. We typically host a reoccurring series of classes in the fall and spring, along with other workshops throughout the year. 

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Recurring Classes

We typically offer these classes a few times throughout the year, so don’t fret if one isn’t currently being offered—they’ll be back again soon!

Plant Care 101

Perfect for plant newbies! This hands-on course teaches essential care basics like proper watering, understanding light needs, and recognizing what your plants are telling you. You’ll leave with a starter plant and everything you need to keep it thriving.

Terrarium

Create your own living terrarium in this classic Gethsemane workshop. You’ll learn proper layering, drainage, and plant selection while building a beautiful mini-ecosystem to take home. (Kid’s version offered!)

Bog Garden

Create your own indoor bog garden featuring carnivorous plants in this fun workshop. You’ll learn bog-building basics and leave with a self-contained ecosystem that brings these amazing bug-eating plants right to your living room. (Kid’s version offered!)

Kokedama

Meet kokedama — the Japanese art of cultivating plants in moss-covered balls of soil! We’ll give a brief lecture about the art of kokedama followed by hands-on instruction as you create your very own. You’ll start with a substrate base and cover it with moss, keeping it all in place with fishing line, and then you’ll add your plants.

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