Summer Gardening Prep: What to Plant and Do Now for a Thriving Summer Garden

As we plan for the heat, we need to be smart about what and how we plant. If we throw some seeds from a packet in July, it's a gamble to whether they will produce.  But if we plant for success  with resilient cultivars or plan for the heat, we can plant in 100 degree days and can raise our expectations.  This months class is about good substitutes  that thrive in Texas in July.  Enjoy your Cilantro and when  it's too hot,  plant Vietnamese Coriander or Culantro for the same Cilantro-like flavors.  Instead of buying generic plants that die in a month, l

et's invest in resilient genetics. and how we can prepare our gardens for the hot summer months!  

Learn about some of the many  heat-proof, drought-tolerant perennials, and summer veggies that actually produce when it's 100°F.

Iced Herbal Tea and Muffins included in the cost of the workshop.

Limited to 15 attendees