Events & Classes
Farmers Markets
Buy fresh produce from your local farmers! Visit the websites for more information.
- Braselton Braselton Town Green 9924 Davis Street, Braselton.
- Lilburn Good Shepherd Presbyterian Church, 1400 Killian Hill Road, Lilburn.
- Snellville Snellville Towne Green, 2342 Oak Road, Snellville.
- Sugar Hill The Landing, 4985 W. Broad St. NE, Sugar Hill
- Suwanee Suwanee Town Square, 330 Town Center Avenue, Suwanee.
***These webinars provides 1 hour of continuing education credit toward the 10 hours that MGEVs are required to complete each year.
No Till Gardening at Home
Thursday, April 3rd, 6-7pm.
This presentation will walk you through the principles and practices of no-till gardening, a sustainable method that enhances soil health and biodiversity by minimizing soil disturbance. Learn how to create a thriving garden with less labor, reduce erosion, and improve water retention while fostering a rich ecosystem right in your backyard. Lisa Klein uncovers the secrets of no-till gardening and transform your home garden into a haven of productivity and resilience.
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Planning a Vegetable Garden 101 (Lunch & Learn)
Tuesday, April 8th, 12-1pm.
Ready to grow your own fresh produce? Our presentation will guide you through the essential steps to create a thriving vegetable garden. From selecting the right location and preparing the soil to choosing the best vegetables for our area and planning your garden layout, this presentation covers everything you need to get started. Whether you're a beginner or looking to improve your gardening skills, Lisa Klein will help guide you as you cultivate a successful and rewarding vegetable garden. Click here to register or send us an email.
Houseplant Academy - Growing Successful Succulents and Cacti
April 10th 12-1PM
Love the look of succulents and cacti but too intimidated to try to grow them? Have no fear—they can make great houseplants. In this session, let UGA Extension’s Nicole Caldwell teach you how to care for succulents and cacti in your home and enjoy them season after season.
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Soil Remediation: Let’s Fix it!
Thursday, April 17th 6-7:30pm
Explore the process of restoring health to polluted landscapes. This comprehensive guide will delve into various techniques for cleaning up soil contaminated by industrial activities, agricultural practices, or urban development. Learn about effective methods such as bioremediation, phytoremediation, and soil washing to remove or neutralize harmful substances. Lisa Klein will help you understand the importance of soil remediation for public health, environmental sustainability, and ecosystem recovery. Join us in uncovering practical solutions to reclaim and rejuvenate contaminated soils.
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Green Partnerships: Unlocking the Secrets of Companion Planting
Thursday, May 1st, 6-7pm
Find out how teaming up certain plants together can fend off pests, enhance growth, and keep your soil healthy. Get hands-on tips and tricks from Lisa Klein to design your garden for the best results and natural balance. Whether you're a gardening pro or just getting started, this presentation will give you the know-how to build a vibrant, harmonious garden. Click here to register or send us an email.
Houseplant Academy - Moss Gardening Indoors & Out
May 8th 12-1PM
Many homeowners try to eradicate moss from their lawns, but what if you tried to grow it indoors? Let UGA Extension’s Nicole Caldwell show you how to grow these adorable non-vascular plants to be enjoyed in your home and bring a little folklore into your gardening life!
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The History of Herbs: Culinary and Medicinal
Thursday, May 22th, 6-7pm
Step into the world of herbs with this engaging session as it explores the fascinating journey of herbs through time, from ancient remedies and sacred rituals to modern kitchens and medicine cabinets. Discover how herbs have been used across cultures for flavor, healing, and even magic. We’ll delve into notable herbs, their historical significance, and their enduring roles in both culinary and medicinal practices. Join Lisa Klein as she uncovers the rich tapestry of herbal history and its impact on today's world. Click here to register or send us an email.
