Gardening Classes
Our next class at our edible garden center is coming up! Saturday February 23rd from 10am-noon participants will get to see/participate in demonstrations of:
– Harvesting
– Pruning
– Weeding
– Bed Preparation
– Amending soil
– Planting
– Mulching
– Trellising
– Organic Fertilization
– Pest Identification & Management
We will also have a basic propagation demonstration showing how to propagate from seeds, cuttings and division.
Space is limited so if you’d like to attend, we recommend registering soon. We are planning for there to be many more classes at our nursery and would love for you to join us!
Tickets available through Eventbrite here:
https://gardenharvestandmaintenanceworkshop.eventbrite.com
Edible School Gardens
Ready-to-Grow Gardens is experienced in the installation of edible school gardens and giving hands-on lessons for teachers and students on the basics of edible gardening in South Florida. If you would like any help with a school garden let us know!
Also, we offer discounts to schools for our edible plants and garden supplies that range from 15-25%.
South Florida Gardening Classes
Ready-to-Grow Gardens has a demonstration garden at its Miami nursery located at:
4590 SW 122nd Ave, Miami, FL, 33175
If interested in being notified on upcoming classes feel free to contact us.
Here is a great video by John Kohler of Growing Your Greens that he made at our nursery and demonstration garden. We will be making more educational videos in the future. Some can be seen on our instagram and facebook pages.
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Gardens for Libraries
Ready-to-Grow Gardens recently installed an edible garden at John F. Kennedy Library in Hialeah. We also had a series of classes with children there teaching them about healthy eating and gardening through hands-on time in the garden.
Here is a cool video about it:
Edible Gardening Lectures
Ready-to-Grow Gardens can provide lectures on sustainable edible gardening in South Florida.
Teacher Workshops
We can provide hands-on teacher workshops to teach the basics of starting and maintaining edible school gardens in South Florida. Most recently have been a series of workshops at Fairchild Garden for teachers involved in the Fairchild Challenge.
