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Nursery open Fri–Sun Farm volunteering: clear-weather Sundays 1–5pm
Sacramento & Oregon St, Berkeley
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Education

Free learning, woven into everything.

From descriptive plant labels to seasonal workshops, school field trips and youth mentoring — community education is at the heart of Spiral Gardens.

Free workshops

Seasonal schedules of free workshops and classes.

Field trips

Hosting school groups for hands-on garden learning.

Youth mentoring

Mentoring local youth in growing food and leadership.

Ask us anything

We answer thousands of gardening questions every year.

Workshops

Seasonal classes.

Example topics — join our email list to hear about the next schedule.

Workshop

Starting a fall & winter garden

What to plant as the days get shorter — and how to keep it thriving through the rains.

Seasonal · Free
Workshop

Seed starting 101

Soil mixes, trays, timing and light for strong, healthy starts.

Seasonal · Free
Workshop

Gardening for pollinators

Choosing California natives that feed bees, butterflies and hummingbirds.

Seasonal · Free
Workshop

Composting & healthy soil

Turn kitchen scraps into black gold and build living soil in your beds.

Seasonal · Free
Workshop

Growing culinary & medicinal herbs

Propagating, harvesting and using herbs from your own garden.

Seasonal · Free
Workshop

Small-space & container growing

Big harvests from patios, balconies and planter boxes.

Seasonal · Free

Get the workshop schedule

Learn at the nursery

Every plant tells you how to grow it.

Descriptive labels on every plant share sun needs, size, flavor and tips for success in our microclimates — so you can shop with confidence.

  • Sun & shade requirements
  • Spacing, size and growing season
  • Flavor notes and uses in the kitchen
  • Habitat value for pollinators
Pineapple mint with descriptive plant label
Food policy

Shaping a healthier food system.

We actively participate in collaborations and advocacy for public policy that promotes healthy food access.

From working with neighbors and city commissions to partnering with organizations like the Ecology Center, we believe everyone deserves access to fresh, nutritious, affordable food — and the land and know-how to grow it.

Free nopales for the community

Bring your class or group.

School field trips and group visits are welcome — email us to arrange a time.

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