Upcoming Events

Curious about the art of bonsai but not sure where to begin? This beginner-friendly class offers a guided introduction to the history, principles, and techniques behind this timeless horticultural tradition. You’ll learn what makes a potted plant a bonsai, how to choose the right plant, basic styling methods like “clip and grow” vs. wiring, and essential tools and care practices. Whether you're looking to start your first bonsai or simply want to understand the craft, this class will help you appreciate the beauty—patience—and the art of Bonsai.

Invite More Birds to Your Garden

Create a garden that gives local birds more of what they need. In this class, we’ll explore how thoughtful plant choices, strategically placed feeders, water, and shelter can help attract and support feathered visitors. Learn simple ways to combine habitat and good garden design so your outdoor space is both beautiful and welcoming to birds throughout the seasons.

Turn an ordinary pumpkin into a beautiful living planter for your porch, patio or entryway!

During this one-hour demonstration, our experts will show you how to prepare a pumpkin, select plants that thrive in cool fall weather, combine colors and textures, and care for your finished planter throughout the season. No experience is required.

After the demonstration, attendees will receive 10% off the pumpkin, plants and other materials purchased to create their planter. Those who stay and assemble their planter on-site will receive complimentary potting soil. Our team will be available for an additional 30 minutes to help participants select materials and create their arrangements.

Come for the inspiration and leave with a one-of-a-kind living fall display!

Whether you have a large front yard, a small entry garden or a compact patio space, thoughtful plant choices can make a big impact.

Join us to learn simple ways to create beautiful curb appeal in Bay Area gardens using color, texture, structure and year-round interest.

We’ll share ideas for groundcovers, grass alternatives, low-water plants, focal points and easy design techniques that help outdoor spaces feel welcoming, polished and memorable.

Think waterwise means sacrificing color? Think again! Join Matthew Gaston, a widely followed garden educator and trusted voice in the gardening community, to discover how to create a lush, colorful landscape that thrives with less water.

Known for his energetic, approachable teaching style, Matthew makes gardening engaging and easy to understand, bringing plants to life through science, experience and storytelling. He’ll share how thoughtful plant choices can deliver bold color, texture and interest while keeping water needs in check.

Come ready to be inspired and see what’s possible in a beautiful, waterwise garden.

Fall is the ideal time to add beautiful, water-wise California native plants to your garden.

Join us as we dispel common myths about native plants and introduce reliable choices that provide year-round structure, seasonal flowers and valuable habitat. Learn how to match plants to your garden’s sun, soil and water conditions, establish new plantings successfully, and create an intentional design using massing, repetition, evergreen structure and mulch.

We’ll share easy plant combinations for sunny spaces, partial shade and pollinator-friendly gardens, giving you the confidence to create a beautiful native landscape of your own.

Join us for an afternoon of fun, friendly competition, and houseplants at our Plant Bingo event!

Your $20 ticket includes one bingo card for a minimum of six rounds of Plant Bingo. Looking for more chances to win? Participants may add up to two additional bingo cards for $5 each during registration.

Compete for six houseplant prizes, with a special grand prize houseplant awarded during the final round.

Event Details

• Date: Sunday, Sept. 27, 2026
• Time: 11:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.
• Ticket Price: $20 per person (includes one bingo card for all six rounds)
• Additional Cards: $5 each, maximum of two additional cards per participant
• Capacity: Limited to 30 participants

Only 30 spots are available. Advance registration is required via Eventbrite while space remains available.

Sign up with friends for a chance to win a new houseplant for your collection!

We look forward to seeing you there!

Fall is the ideal time to add beautiful, water-wise California native plants to your garden.

Join us as we dispel common myths about native plants and introduce reliable choices that provide year-round structure, seasonal flowers and valuable habitat. Learn how to match plants to your garden’s sun, soil and water conditions, establish new plantings successfully, and create an intentional design using massing, repetition, evergreen structure and mulch.

We’ll share easy plant combinations for sunny spaces, partial shade and pollinator-friendly gardens, giving you the confidence to create a beautiful native landscape of your own.

Fall is the ideal time to add beautiful, water-wise California native plants to your garden.

Join us as we dispel common myths about native plants and introduce reliable choices that provide year-round structure, seasonal flowers and valuable habitat. Learn how to match plants to your garden’s sun, soil and water conditions, establish new plantings successfully, and create an intentional design using massing, repetition, evergreen structure and mulch.

We’ll share easy plant combinations for sunny spaces, partial shade and pollinator-friendly gardens, giving you the confidence to create a beautiful native landscape of your own.

Curious about the art of bonsai but not sure where to begin? This beginner-friendly class offers a guided introduction to the history, principles, and techniques behind this timeless horticultural tradition.

You’ll learn what makes a potted plant a bonsai, how to choose the right plant, basic styling methods like “clip and grow” vs. wiring, and essential tools and care practices. Whether you're looking to start your first bonsai or simply want to understand the craft, this class will help you appreciate the beauty—patience—and the art of Bonsai.

Join us for an afternoon of fun, friendly competition, and houseplants at our Plant Bingo event!

Your $20 ticket includes one bingo card for a minimum of six rounds of Plant Bingo. Looking for more chances to win? Participants may add up to two additional bingo cards for $5 each during registration.

Compete for six houseplant prizes, with a special grand prize houseplant awarded during the final round.

Event Details

• Date: Sunday, Oct. 18, 2026
• Time: 1:30 p.m. – 3:30 p.m.
• Ticket Price: $20 per person (includes one bingo card for all six rounds)
• Additional Cards: $5 each, maximum of two additional cards per participant
• Capacity: Limited to 30 participants

Only 30 spots are available. Advance registration is required via Eventbrite while space remains available.

Sign up with friends for a chance to win a new houseplant for your collection!

We look forward to seeing you there!