Become a Gardener
Transform a garden, and your life, one season at a time.
You are just one season away
Whether you are a home gardener, a community gardener, or market gardener, you are just one season away from a garden you love.
Join Our CommunityFree Resources
Download my free resources to help you get started.
Lavender Guide
Lavender can be tricky to grow but a field of purple, a cooler of fragrant bundles, and a ceiling covered in drying stems is 100% worth it. Learn the basics in how to grow this ethereal, versatile, and helpful plant.
DownloadCSA Guide
Community Support Agriculture is a program that shares the risk of agriculture between farmer and consumer. Its a way to put the culture back into agriculture and will be the heart of your farm.
DownloadApprentice
Learn by gardening with us for 8 months, or along side us online.
Details
For hobby gardeners, florists, and commercial start ups looking to gain hands on experience growing and designing with flowers. You will learn about soil health, garden planning, harvest techniques, designing for different markets, as well as understanding how to market and sell using modern marketing platforms. Apprentices get hands on experience by working in the gardens, every Wednesday from 7-12:00, from Easter to Thanksgiving.
The in-personal apprenticeship program is unpaid but after you’ve completed a seasonal apprenticeship you’ll be considered first for paid positions when available. New in 2024, we are offering an online option through IG subscriptions.
Online
Subscribe to our Instagram channel for $9.99/month and watch exclusive weekly videos from our on farm apprenticeship program & once a month live Ask Me Anythings.
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In Person
Learn by working in our garden one day a week from April through November, on Wednesdays, from 7a-12:00p.
Applications accepted every January.
Design & Build Course
From Designing Your Garden to Keeping it Healthy, this 3-Weeek online course is for the Home Gardener.
Details
Most aspiring home gardeners endure years and seasons of trial and error, trying to find out what works, what grows in their climate, and experimenting with soil prep, plant placement, and mulching. Nothing can be more disappointing than entering spring excited to plant your garden only to realize it needed to be been planted the previous fall, or that expensive peony is in the wrong spot, or that the mulch you just spread last year destroyed your soil.
I've made all of these mistakes so I've designed this course to take years off your learning curve and give you the confidence to grow a garden that is meaningful to you.
Next class January 2025.
A Few of My Favorite Things
Tools, Gear, & Books
A list of the team and my favorite gear to use throughout the season. From our favorite boots, gloves, and more.
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Plant Pharmacy
Keeping your garden healthy takes knowing the right type of fertilizer or amendment to use. Here are some staples in my medicine cabinet.
ShopFloristry Tools
From knives, snips, and flower frogs to preservatives and vases, this list will help you design with all the right tools.
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Caddis
If you want to actual read the print on those tiny seed packets, trust me, get these glasses. These are reading glasses that make aging beautiful.
ShopDovetail Workwear
Flexible, durable, and don't need washed everyday. I live in Dovetail all season. Receive $10 off your order when you use my link below.
ShopFlower Buddy
My go to for all wedding and event proposals for ingredient list, pull lists, build sheets and more. Use link below and receive a $30 credit.
Learn MoreGIVE BACK
1% of all online education sales will be donated to community gardens who provide land, resources, and programming to people who want to garden.
