NOFA NH Organic Gardening Series – 7 Essentials of Seed Starting (and the common mistakes to avoid)
April 30 @ 6:30 pm - 7:45 pm
| $10 – $20Are you tending a garden for the first time, or have you been growing food for many years? The Northeast Organic Farming Association of New Hampshire Organic Gardening Workshop Series offers instruction for new and experienced home growers seeking to build skills to feed themselves, their families and develop self-sufficiency. Knowledgeable speakers from across the Northeast share their expertise with informative workshops throughout the spring. Learn about how to improve a home growing system or start something new.
The 2024 gardening series is a mix of four online workshops on Tuesday evenings from 4/16-5/7 and one in person workshop on Saturday, 5/11. Register for the full online series or individual workshops. The in-person workshop (in NH) must be registered for separately and has a capacity of 20 people. NOFA members receive a 25% discount for all gardening series workshops. Visit the NOFA-NH website for more details and to register (https://www.nofanh.org/gardeningseries).
Program Pricing & Registration
$12 per online workshop
$40 for all online workshops (if you register at one time)
$20 for in person workshop (must register for separately)
Online workshops will be recorded and available for two months
Growing great seedlings is simple with the right seeds at the right time with the right tools. This workshop will provide the foundation you need to have successful seedlings every year. Learn the 7 essentials from Petra Page-Mann, life-long gardener and founder of Fruition Seeds.
Petra Page-Mann grew up in her father’s garden in the Finger Lakes of New York, Petra believes each seed and each of us is in the world to change the world. In 2012, she co-founded Fruition Seeds in 2012 to share the seeds, skills and inspiration growers need to be more successful in the Northeast, re-imagining a culture of curiosity and care centering seeds of resilience, love and justice. If she’s not farming she is singing, skiing, snuggling her dogs or sharing a feast with a friend.
