Growing Louisville Green

Therapeutic Garden Wellness presented by Shawna Coronado  (Don't forget to Register!) Fri, February 1, 2019 3:00 PM – 5:00 PM EST Wallitsch Garden Center 2608 Hikes Lane Louisville, KY 40218 The National Garden Lady Wellness Tour   Be prepared for Secret Blow-Your-Mind Organic Gardening Hacks! On this stop of the Garden Lady Wellness Tour, learn eco-friendly solutions to improve any garden with top tips, tricks, and solutions unearthed by Shawna Coronado. In this discussion she will help you discover clever ways to upcycle everyday items in your garden in order to save your pennies  and save the environment.  Sat, February 2, 2019 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM EST Louisville Grows Citizen Forester Training Saturday, Feb. 9, 9:30am-3pm Through the Citizen Forestry 101 course, participants learn how to build and maintain our neighborhood and community forests. Participants are taught basic tree anatomy and physiology, environmental stewardship, t

https://waterfrontgardens.org/event/regeneration-fair-2018/ Activities Free canoe tours with River City Paddle Sports Rainwater garden with Dropseed Nursery <3 Fossil activity with Falls of the Ohio State Park Large insects with Idlewild Butterfly Farm Beekeeping with Cole Gilbert Live raptors with RROKI T-shirt printing with Steam Exchange Sachin rhythms with Carletta Delonjay All about tree planting with Trees Louisville Salt River Watershed Watch Gardening for birds Audubon Society Tree walk with Chris O’Bryan of Limbwalker Stilt Walking with Sky’s the Limit Stiltwalking Juicing from plants with The Weekly Juicery

I LOVE this! They take away tons of would be thrown out food and denote it to communities that need that food. Its available in 48 states and 100% free. How it works is the website hooks up with businesses that have extra food (that normally would go in the trash) with the communities that need food through an online platform. Heres a video on how it works. Video http://www.meansdatabase.com/

We're looking for companies, community organizations, scout groups, school groups, or families to work with our garden team to adopt and care for a garden bed in the park. This is a flexible and rewarding way to build a sense of community, learn more about native plant species, and help us keep our gardens looking great year-round!  Contact Ali Greenwell at ali greenwell for more information.