Join Rosebud, Molly, and Danielle to get into the nitty gritty of the MI Good Food Fund Seed Award applications. Get helpful tips on how to make your application shine.

Megan Phillips Goldenberg of the Michigan Climate Smart Farms Project will lead the conversation and share valuable resources available to help farmers implement Climate Smart practices to build resilience on their farms.

In this class, Lorrie will guide you through a few simple steps to help you "put your garden to bed" so you can enjoy a more productive and successful garden next year.

Through this offering she’ll also share indigenous Filipino food practices to honor ancestors, and focus on bahay kubo veggies that can grow both in the backyards of the Philippines and Detroit.

With the right crops and some simple protection, you can be harvesting virtually year-round. In this class, we'll discuss the ideal crops for this season, the best varieties, and how to maximize your harvest times.

In this hands-on class we will explore the rich tradition of the Three Sisters—corn, beans, and squash—while teaching essential techniques for preserving your harvest.

This event offers a unique opportunity to learn about the importance of seed saving, practical techniques, and how to preserve the genetic diversity of our crops. Enjoy a strolling lunch, insightful keynote speakers, and hands-on demonstrations from experts in the field.

This event, in collaboration with the National Wildlife Federation, Keep Growing Detroit, and the Xerces Society, will focus on the benefits of native plants and include practical guidance for your garden plans.

Learn the art of pressure canning in this hands-on class.

This class will guide you through the essential practices needed to ensure your crops reach customers efficiently, safely, and at the highest quality

Delve into the world of native bees, their vital roles, and how to attract them. Then get hands-on and assemble your own bee house to support these invaluable pollinators.

This workshop is open to the public and serves as an extension of our Growing a Medicine Garden series. Learn how to harness the medicinal properties of dandelions and create your own herbal remedies.

Using fresh ingredients straight from the farm, you'll learn to prepare this delicious and aromatic dish.

Explore the integration of solar energy production with agricultural practices, learning how this innovative approach can enhance sustainability and productivity in urban settings.

Learn how to coexist with garden pests effectively, using environmentally friendly solutions that avoid toxic pesticides.

Dive deeper into the Three Sisters Garden method in our second session, focusing on beans and squash. Learn how to plant these crops alongside corn to boost soil health and garden productivity.

Don’t miss this opportunity to learn from the gardeners and the plants they tend at the Oudolf Garden Detroit.

The purchase process in Detroit can be daunting. And for gardeners there are a few extra considerations to keep in mind including permitting, zoning, and following city ordinances

Learn how to spot these plants, discover their benefits, and keep them in check to help rather than hinder your garden.

If you’re thinking about selling your produce, honey, and herbs this year, we hope you’ll consider becoming a Grown In Detroit (GID) member grower. Even if you are on the fence about selling, we encourage you to attend to learn more about the program and meet fellow market growers!

This workshop includes a planting demonstration, showing how these essential crops can enrich your garden and promote sustainability.

NEW DATE: Stop by to pick up your sweet potato slips and engage in our live planting demonstrations, scheduled throughout the distribution period

At this class we will share tips and techniques to make the best of your compost pile.

This series honors the cultural and spiritual significance of this sustainable practice. The first session will focus on corn—covering mound building and planting, along with a discussion on the traditional Anishinaabe Three Sisters practice.

We'll explore the wonders of soil structure, making it easy to understand what those soil test results really mean, and share simple yet effective strategies for enhancing the health of your soil.

At this session we will discuss strategies and techniques to give your plants the ideal amount of water, designs and methods for capturing rainwater for your garden and irrigation systems.

This session not only covers essential gardening techniques such as trellising and staking for robust plant growth but also includes a special strawberry planting demonstration.

You'll learn how to pick the correct sizes and types of containers to support healthy plant development.

This year the Grown in Detroit farm stand will be back at the Eastern Market in Shed 2 from April 27th - November 23rd. Shed 2 is located on Russell between Winder and Adelaide.

If you’re thinking about selling your produce, honey, and herbs this year, we hope you’ll consider becoming a Grown In Detroit (GID) member grower. Even if you are on the fence about selling, we encourage you to attend to learn more about the program and meet fellow market growers!