Gardening In The City
Learn how to plant, grow and enjoy your work as a container gardener in the city!
- Shop: General
- Price: $90
- Materials fee: $40, paid to the instructor at the first meeting
- Instructor: Helena Romanovsky
- Last offered: Sunday, April 26
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Past date
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Sunday, April 26
9:30AM - 12:30PM
About this class
In this class, you will learn to understand the limitations and advantages of container gardening. From seeds to canning consisting of a variety of bushes, flowers, vegetables and fruits.
What you’ll learn
- Basics of flower and vegetable gardening
- Weather planning
- Garden planning
- Buying seeds and/or seedlings
- How to utilize gardening tools effectively
- Watering your plants
- Planting basics and steps
- Care and preventive care
- Long term care and winterizing
Who it’s for
Students who are curious about gardening and how they can grow their own flowers/plants/food in an urban enviornment. Students must be 16 years or older. Students under 18 must be accompanied by an adult.
Ticket includes
- Gloves
- Trowel
- Dibber
- Scissors and pruners
- Some netting
- Hydroponic clay pebbles
- Soil and seeds
- Plastic mat
- Pot/s
- Hooks and loops
- Pot inserts
- Water jar
- Planting material and more
- Access to A2's Large Classroom and tools for the duration of the session.
Instructor: Helena Romanovsky
Helena has been gardening since she could remember. Planting and taking care of veggies and flowers was a skill learned in childhood that she continues to share with her local community. After enough neighbors, coworkers of her Husband and greater A2 community came in and asked for her advice, she has decided to teach a class on the very subject! She is also an experienced seamstress and Instructor in the Fiber Arts Shop at Artisans Asylum.
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