Regenerative Gardening

Community Programs, Conservation, Gardening

Increase your gardening results and be kinder to the earth at the same time in 2023 … that’s what regenerative gardening is all about. Organic and regenerative techniques can cut down on weeding, build good soil and prevent exposure to harmful chemicals, while saving the body from back breaking digging. Bring your questions and learn about backyard food production, lasagna gardening, astrological gardening, hugelkultur and the most common shortcut we all should avoid.

Karin Falcone Krieger is a lifelong gardener and writer who loves to share new and old gardening knowledge with others. She holds a Cornell Cooperative Extension Master Gardener Certification and is a garden volunteer at CEED’s Raised Bed Garden Initiative and Medford Train Station’s Xeriscape Garden. To see more of her gardening and writing projects visit https://karinfalconekrieger.com/.

Recent posts
Get to Know Winter Trees with Ranger Eric

Get to Know Winter Trees with Ranger Eric

SAT, FEB 25 AT 10 AM Winter might seem like a difficult time to study trees but where there’s a will there’s a way. Join us as we learn about some of our trees at CEED, how to identify them, and the many ways in which we use them, such as for lumber, food, resins,...

Learn to Sketch and Paint February

Learn to Sketch and Paint February

SUN, FEB 26 AT 12 PM Join nature sketching and watercolor artist, Jenn Lucas, for a winter sketching and painting workshop. Participants will have an afternoon of collecting, sketching and adding color to seasonal finds. We will use the beautiful neutral color palette...

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