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How to Grow: Gardens in Small Spaces

  • San Diego Botanic Garden Ecke Ranch Road Encinitas, California, 92024 United States (map)

Grow your own herbs, vegetables, and flowers, even on a balcony or patio! 

Container gardening is an affordable and accessible solution to gardening in small spaces. By planting in raised beds, you can prevent back strain from gardening at ground level. Plus, container gardening with potting mix can help you grow healthy plants that would otherwise struggle in San Diego native soil. 

Join our Senior Environmental Educator, Jennifer Galey, and learn all about: 

  • Which plants will flourish in container growing conditions

  • How to select the right container and potting mix recipes for different plant types

  • Best methods for irrigation, water, and incorporating compost and worm castings for healthy living soil.

Pricing: (includes daytime Garden admission and worm castings to take home) $29 Members, $39 Non-members

All ticket sales final Oct. 10. Thank you for supporting the Garden's mission

Questions? Contact [email protected] or (760) 436-3036 ext. 209.  

“I’m incredibly grateful to the Solana Center for offering such an engaging and informative workshop, and to the San Diego Botanic Garden for hosting it. What began as simple curiosity has become an enjoyable and rewarding part of my gardening journey.” - Terri Breining

This workshop is in partnership with San Diego Botanic Garden, with support by Hunter Industries Community Impact

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