Design companion plant groupings, explore multiple uses of a greenhouse, harvest compost, integrate rather than segregate, and build soil for the next cycle.

Description:
November is about taking the fall garden to the next level. Participants will learn how to support plant health through companion planting, strengthen soil for continued production, and explore how greenhouses and covered growing spaces can help protect seedlings, extend the season, and be a space of multiple uses in different seasons.

This class is designed to help participants think beyond one garden bed and into garden systems: which plants support each other, how to prepare soil between planting cycles, and how simple greenhouse strategies can create more resilience in the garden.

Hands-on activities:
Participants will design companion plant groupings, explore greenhouse uses, start or care for greenhouse seedlings, harvest finished compost, apply compost to growing areas, and plan soil-building strategies for the next planting cycle.

Permaculture Principle:
Integrate Rather Than Segregate — Participants learn how companion plants, greenhouses, compost, soil life, and crop planning work together as one connected system.