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Spring Plant Festival

April 3 @ 9:00 am - 4:00 pm

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Join us on April 3rd and 4th for our annual Spring Plant Festival at Oakhurst Garden! Our Nursery Team has been hard at work growing healthy, hardy plants for you to add to your garden. We will have a variety of plants including summer vegetable starts, herbs, perennials, annuals, native plants, and more.

Sales from the Spring Plant Festival support our public greenspaces and educational programming. 

Plant Sale Preview for Wylde Center Members:

On April 2, from 6-8 PM, Wylde Center members are invited to shop our full spring plant selection before the general sale begins. Drinks and light refreshments will be served. Not sure if you are a current Wylde Center member? Email Blair@wyldecenter.org to doublecheck. Renew or join for the first time by clicking here.

Speaker Presentations:

From 9 AM – 4 PM on both Friday and Saturday, Wylde Center will be holding a series of presentations on the hour and will range in topics from starting your first veggie garden, native plants and pollinators, to maximizing nutrition with your garden harvest. They are free to attend.

Friday, April 3

10 AM Growing Your First Garden
11 AM Winter Sowing-Starting Seed with Milk Jugs
12 PM Raised Bed Gardening 101
1 PM Bee-yond Honey Bees, Meet Your Native Bees
2 PM Simple Seasonal Cooking: A Demonstration

Saturday, April 4

10 AM Raised Bed Gardening 101
11 AM 10 Vegetables, Herbs and Flowers for a Thriving Summer Garden
12 PM Favorite Perennials that Thrive in GA
1 PM From Privet to PawPaw
2 PM Simple Seasonal Cooking: A Demonstration

Let us know you are coming by rsvping for the programs you’d like to attend.

 

Thank you to the Sprouts Healthy Communities Foundation for sponsoring our speaker series.

Sprouts Farmers Market, Inc. - Sprouts Healthy Communities Foundation to Award $3 Million in Grants to Local Organizations Focused on Nutrition, Health, and Wellness

 

Location:

Oakhurst Garden
435 Oakview Rd.
Decatur, GA 30030

Parking Details:

Street parking is available along the Oakhurst Garden on Oakview Rd. and surrounding neighborhood. Please ensure to not block our neighbors driveways.
Wylde Center staff will have a section blocked off in the front of the garden for a plant pick-up drive through.

 

 

 

 

 

EVENT DATE & TIME

April 3 @ 9:00 am - 4:00 pm

EVENT WEBSITE

Organizer

Venue

  • Oakhurst Community Garden
  • 435 Oakview Road
    Decatur, GA 30030 United States
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  • Phone 404-371-1920

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