About this Event
Spring is the perfect time to plant for the future—and to learn how the land itself guides our decisions. In this hands-on, family-friendly workshop, participants will learn how to plant berry bushes while also understanding why placement matters.
Together, we’ll explore the gentle slopes and natural contours of Beech Forest Grove to learn how water moves across the land and how contour awareness supports healthy plants, reduced erosion, and long-term abundance. Families will participate in planting berry bushes using regenerative techniques such as mulching, spacing, and observation—no prior gardening experience required.
This workshop blends practical gardening skills with ecological awareness, helping participants see the landscape not as something to control, but as something to collaborate with.
What Participants Will Learn & Do
- How to properly plant berry bushes for long-term success
- Why contour and slope matter when planting
- How water naturally moves through the landscape
- Simple ways to prevent erosion and retain moisture
- Hands-on planting, mulching, and soil care
- How perennial food plants support community and wildlife
Kids will be encouraged to dig, observe, ask questions, and participate at their own comfort level. Swansfield park is adjacent to the garden.
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Beech Forest Grove, 5659 Cedar Lane, Columbia, United States
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