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How to Grow: Groceries in Your Garden, Saturday, June 13, 2026 2:00PM

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Date

Saturday, June 13, 2026

Location

San Diego Botanic Garden

Name

How to Grow: Groceries in Your Garden

Description

2:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m.

Empower yourself to save money on your grocery bill and access a wider variety of fresh, nutrient-dense food right at home. 

In this class, you will learn a comprehensive, San Diego–specific guide to planning and growing a thriving food garden year-round, even in small spaces! Participants will learn best practices and climate-smart strategies to maintain healthy soil, manage pests, and maximize small spaces with simple yet innovative methods. You will engage in hands-on activities on how to harvest, store, and use “groceries from your garden” creatively in everyday meals.

Whether you are new to gardening or a seasoned grower, you will take home the confidence and some starting materials (including ready-to-plant seasonal seedlings and seed packets) to feed yourself, your family, and your community! 

Pricing: (includes materials & daytime Garden admission)
$69 Members, $79 Non-Members 

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Limited scholarships are available to support the class fees of community members in need.

All ticket sales final June 6. Thank you for supporting both the Garden and Healthy Day Partners!

Instructor Mim Michelove is the CEO/President of Healthy Day Partners, a non-profit that educates and distributes donations of excess produce to nourish neighbors in need, end local hunger, improve public health, and grow more resilient communities.

 

For questions or scholarship inquiries, contact education@sdbgarden.org