Sow a wildflower meadow
Site prep, seed mix and timing for bluebonnets, paintbrush and Indian blanket. You go home with a seed mix sized for your yard.
Workshops
Small groups of 20 or fewer, held in our South Austin demonstration garden, timed to the season so you can go home and do it the same week.
Site prep, seed mix and timing for bluebonnets, paintbrush and Indian blanket. You go home with a seed mix sized for your yard.
Why fall is the best time to plant in Central Texas, how deep to dig, and how to water a new tree through its first summer.
Plan a garden that still looks alive in January: possumhaw, agarita, evergreen grasses and seed heads for birds.
What to cut, how far, and what to leave standing for nesting bees. Bring your pruners. We sharpen them for free.
Size, dig and plant a small rain garden in our demonstration bed, then take home a sizing worksheet for your downspouts.
Milkweed, nectar plants and timing for the spring migration. Each guest takes home two native milkweed plugs.

Private sessions
We bring the workshop to you. Common requests: converting HOA common areas, planting a school pollinator bed, and rain gardens for church grounds.
Good to know
Closed shoes, a hat, water and gloves. We supply tools, seed and plants used in the session. The confirmation email lists anything specific to that workshop.
Light rain, we garden. Lightning or a downpour, we move to the next open date and email you the night before.
Yes, up to 72 hours before the workshop. After that we transfer your seat to a future date.
Kids 10 and up are welcome with an adult and need their own seat. The meadow and monarch sessions are the most kid-friendly.

Book a site walk and we will design and plant it.