Let’s support the children and surrounding community as we tidy and learn new gardening techniques. Bring gloves, tools, and an inquiring mind.

Join us as we weed, mulch, and plant at the Beehive. Bring gloves, tools, and a desire to learn.

Let’s spruce the place up for LoDa Artwalk! Bring gloves and tools for weeding, cleaning up, and harvesting.

Fall Plant Sale! Over 10,000 plants selected for this area.

Join us as we talk about upcoming community garden activities. The Educational session will be about Seed Starting.

“Up close and Personal” with Stephen Bridge

Join the Mobile Medical Museum, USA Native American Studies, and the Mobile Co Master Gardeners as they host Sehoy Thrower.

Sehoy Thrower currently works as the Environmental Protection Specialist for the Poarch Band of Creek Indians. She grew up learning some traditional plant uses from her Creek family, and eventually went on to study ecology in school. Along with protecting the Tribe’s natural resources, her job involves teaching traditional ecological knowledge from a cultural and scientific perspective to the youth. She is happy to share land-use history of the Poarch Creek Indians and how that shaped their culture and knowledge of medicinal plant uses to this day. This talk can cover the ethnobotanical history of the Tribe and specific practices that were maintained through modern times. The talk can also address the future of revitalizing plant knowledge at the Tribe.

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We will be cleaning the beds, weed eating, and cutting grass as we prepare for LoDa Artwalk.

After a brief business meeting, Jack LeCroy of AL Cooperative Extension Service will teach us about vegetable garden bugs.