California Native Plant Container Gardening Workshop with Terrence Williams — Nov 22, 2026

🪴Celebrate Mother’s Day with a hands-on container plant WORKSHOP honoring mothers, mother-figures, and cherished family and friends in our lives and take home your own potted plant to enjoy on a patio, balcony, or in the garden. Learn how to grow native plants in pots to enhance your door step, balcony or patio. In fact, a vast array of native plants will grow happily in containers. Potted native plants will add texture and color to your garden or terrace, as well as habitat for birds, butterflies and native bees. Get tips and tricks for finding your container materials on a budget. This informative presentation will be held outdoors, includes a live potting demonstration, and a hands-on potting activity. For this workshop, a small pot and plant to take home are included! This class will be held outdoors in a shaded area. We still ask guests to wear closed-toe shoes, wear light layers, bring a water bottle and sun protection. Terrence Williams is the Nursery Technician at Theodore Payne Foundation. He is passionate about making botanical knowledge accessible to all by helping people of various skill levels and backgrounds to get started with gardening. This class will be at Los Nogales Nursery: The entrance is on Griffin Ave at the edge of Deb's Park 34.096792, -118.202042 GOOGLE MAP FOR ENTRANCE 🌿Members: Enter your member code to receive your 25% Member Discount when registering! Not sure of the code or your member status? Log in and check your status here: https://store.theodorepayne.org/collections/membership/#k-hub/ Not a member? Join today! 📅 Refund Policy: Refunds are available up to seven days before the event. Within seven days, refunds and credits are no longer available, as this helps us plan responsibly and support our instructors. Thank you for your understanding. 🎟️ Enrollment Threshold for Classes: We require a minimum of five participants for a class to run; when enrollment falls below that number, we may need to cancel in order to responsibly cover program costs and maintain an engaging experience for those attending.