Event Series: Gardening & Sustainability

The Carolina Fence Garden is a landscape component that can be adapted to a variety of settings. Learn how to design your own Carolina Fence Garden to showcase and optimize native plants. Led by the Greater Greenville Master Gardeners.

Registration required. Email fountaininn@greenvillelibrary.org or call 864-862-2576 to register.

Led by Greater Greenville Master Gardeners.

Registration required. Email mauldin@greenvillelibrary.org or call 864-277-7397.

Do you wish you had a way to keep Summer quality produce all year long? Well now you CAN. From traditional canning to quick pickling, Yes,I Can is an introduction to preserving. Gain confidence and creativity in the kitchen with the ability to save your own food. Costly grocery bills, food shortage fears, and food waste be gone! Come for skills, nostalgia, community, and (most importantly) pickles. 

Registration required. Email travelersrest@greenvillelibrary.org or call 864-834-3650 to register. 

Explore this popular new technique to easily produce mature plants. This is an ideal technique for non-gardeners, or those who don’t want to wait years for their perennials to mature from cuttings, or people who have movement difficulty and still want the joy of easily propagating their plants. Led by Greater Greenville Master Gardeners. Registration required. Email taylors@greenvillelibrary.org or call 864-268-5955 to register.

Ferns are beautiful low maintenance perennials that add color and texture to shady and some sunny areas of your landscape. Explore the world of growing and caring for ferns, beyond front porch decoration. Led by Greater Greenville Master Gardeners. Registration required. Email simpsonville@greenvillelibrary.org or call 864-963-9031.

Ferns are beautiful low maintenance perennials that add color and texture to shady and some sunny areas of your landscape. Explore the world of growing and caring for ferns, beyond front porch decoration. Led by the Greater Greenville Master Gardeners.

Registration required. Email fountaininn@greenvillelibrary.org or call 864-862-2576 to register.

Discover how to package seeds for storage. Pack seeds for the Seed Library and take some home! Led by Greenville County Soil & Water Conservation District. 

Registration required. Call 864-246-1695 or email berea@greenvillelibrary.org to register.​

Discover the effects of soil temperature, change in position and intensity of sun, and lowering temperatures on vegetable garden growth. Learn about planting dates and strategies for production of vegetables from fall to spring, and tips on soil-building for the upcoming year. Led by Greater Greenville Master Gardeners. Registration required. Email taylors@greenvillelibrary.org or call 864-268-5955 to register.

It might be July, but it's time to start prepping and planting for the fall! Led by Greater Greenville Master Gardeners.

Registration required. Email mauldin@greenvillelibrary.org or call 864-277-7397.

Learn how southern soils' poor reputation is partially unwarranted. Typically highly fertile, they can be improved tremendously by using some easy and affordable strategies that will heighten the high clay content and make the nutrients available to plants. Led by Greater Greenville Master Gardeners.Registration required. Email simpsonville@greenvillelibrary.org or call 864-963-9031.