Anyone interested in growing better houseplants and edibles indoors can learn how in this one-session overview. Students will learn about choosing the right plants for their space, ideal lighting, water, temperature, humidity, pest prevention, and soil requirements to grow plants indoors. We'll also discuss how to start vegetables indoors for outdoor gardens, plant propagation, as well as various types of soil-less gardening systems and how they work. Students will start their own micro-greens in class to take home. A green thumb isn't required!Class not currently open for registration. Click here to be notified of future offerings.
Despite the popular belief that "you can't kill a cactus," many plant owners have learned otherwise - including your instructor, Steve. This course covers the essentials of succulent care, including lighting, watering, soil composition, container selection, propagation, and pest management. Whether you're a beginner or looking to deepen your knowledge, you'll gain practical tips to help your succulents not just survive but thrive.Tuesday, November 17, 2026, Doermer School of Business Bldg, Room 320
This certificate was designed to educate garden enthusiasts on the key elements of sustainable garden design with heavy focus on organic, restorative, and regenerative methods. Offered in Fall semester.October 14-28, 2026, PFW Campus - Room TBD
Grow new plants from your existing ones using techniques like cutting, division, and offsets. Witness live demonstrations of propagation methods, receive tips for identifying which plants can be propagated, and learn how supplemental lighting can keep plants thriving.Class not currently open for registration. Click here to be notified of future offerings.
The bird is the word! Birds are an integral part of any garden or natural space. What steps can we take to invite them into our outdoor spaces? This workshop will offer eco-friendly and sustainable techniques to enhance your bird gardening experience.Wednesday, May 6, 2026, PFW Campus - Room TBD
From improved soil quality and water filtration, to providing resources for humans, pollinators, butterflies, and birds, we can harness the growing power of plants in our own backyards. Gain a brief overview of the many benefits of native plants and how we can incorporate them into beautiful gardens, while also creating healthy and functional ecosystems.Wednesday, May 20, 2026, PFW Campus - Room TBD
