Companion planting is the act of intentionally positioning certain plants near each other for the benefits they provide to each other. This may come in the form of differing nutrient needs, or their abilities to repel pests, or stimulate growth. This also includes what plants don’t make good companions!
Class will be taught by Katrina Jones, horticulturist, and certified nursery professional. She is also an advanced master food safety adviser with the University of Idaho.
It is possible to grow more affordable, nutritious food than you thought possible, even in very small spaces. The first step is to figure out how much your family will need and what they like. We will determine how much to grow based on your family size & preferences, and begin creating a personalized garden plan for 2019. Taught by Ariel Agenbroad works at University of Idaho Extension, Ada County and Grow With University of Idaho Extension in Canyon County.
It’s that time of year! Buy 3 get 1 free of our favorite soil amendments! We suggest using G&B organics Planting Mix as a mix-in amendment (can be used to fill garden beds, top off), and Harvest Supreme as a top dressing around veggies. Between the two of them, your garden’s soil will sing! ? mix and match. 2 ft.³ for $10.95, with the 4th one free!*
*While supplies last
Learn general worm composting skills and what it takes to have a worm bin in your home. These composting worms can’t handle cold temperatures, so learn how to prepare them for the fall and winter!
This is a very informational class with practical applications to re use food waste created in every home. Family friendly and very interactive.
Are you ready to take your gardening to the next level? Taught by Katrina Jones, horticulturist, Certified Nursery Professional, and Advanced Master Food Safety Adviser with the University of Idaho.
It is possible to grow more affordable, nutritious food than you thought possible, even in very small spaces. The first step is to figure out how much your family will need and what they like. We will determine how much to grow based on your family size & preferences, and begin creating a personalized garden plan for 2019. Taught by Ariel Agenbroad works at University of Idaho Extension, Ada County and Grow With University of Idaho Extension in Canyon County.
Rock your tomatoes this year! This class will cover the trials, tribulations, and triumphs of the humble tomato and some of her garden compadres, and how a little of the right kind of love helped her triumph over poor soil, cold, heat, and bad site selection!
Learn how to create vegetable heroes in your garden this year, and triumph over garden adversity!