Fertile GroundWorks

THIS WEEKEND is the end of our open plant sale!

3 pm to 6 pm on Friday, April 10th

9 am to noon on Saturday, April 11th

All plants are still only $4 per container and our famous fertilizer is $6/quart.

Rain or shine, we'll be opening our big hoop house for you to come pick your own seedlings. Folks will be on hand to help answer your vegetable gardening questions.

We need your help to make the garden a more climate-resilient food producer.

And the Community Health and Education Foundation (CHEF) has stepped up to make your donations go further.

https://chefgivingcommunity.org/RootsForTomorrow/

Your support will keep our volunteers of all ages safe while they learn, and keep our crops growing as we feed our neighbors for generations to come.

Fertile Groundworks/Roots for Tomorrow – CHEF Roots for Tomorrow Building climate-smart gardens that nourish every generation. Roots for Tomorrow Building climate-smart gardens that nourish every generation. ROOTS FOR TOMORROW Building climate-smart gardens that nourish every generation. Community Health and Education Foundation (CHEF) is pleas...

Come to this year's open plant sale starting this FRIDAY!

3 pm to 6 pm on Fridays, April 3rd and April 10th

9 am to noon on Saturdays, April 4th and April 11th

All plants are still only $4 per container and our famous fertilizer is $6/quart.

Rain or shine, we'll be opening our big hoop house for you to come pick your own seedlings. Folks will be on hand to help answer your vegetable gardening questions.

Saturday Garden Seminars are back! We're kicking off on February 28 at 12:30 pm with a talk on edible California natives by Carol Peck, Master Gardener and member of both California Native Plant Society and California Rare Fruit Growers. Please register for Carol's talk at https://www.tickettailor.com/events/fertilegroundworks/2060280

Next up: Graham Stott, our favorite fruit-tree grafting teacher, is trying to find a date in March to host a grafting class for us. Stay tuned!

Select tickets – Edible California Natives – Fertile GroundWorks in Asbury Methodist Church's Old Chapel Edible California Natives – Fertile GroundWorks in Asbury Methodist Church's Old Chapel, Sat Feb 28, 2026 - Come learn about edible California bay area natives from Master Gardener, Carol Peck.  Talk starts at 12:30pm and Carol will stay on until you run out of questions after the presentation.....