12/7 - Workshop: Winter Crops - What to Plant and How to Grow This Season

Learn how to keep your garden producing all winter long

🌿 Winter Crops Workshop
Sunday, December 7 • 1:00 PM

Presented by Clara Yoshihara

Join us as we dive into what to grow, how to propagate, and keep your garden thriving through the coldest months. Plus, take home winter vegetables, trees, herbs and flowers seedlings.

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Why Winter Crops Matter

Winter garden plants bring color, texture, and nourishment when everything else in the yard seems to be on a months-long nap.

Choosing the right cold-hardy vegetables doesn’t just brighten your garden beds—they keep your kitchen stocked with fresh produce when the world outside is whispering “hibernation.”

These tough little overachievers thrive in low temperatures, meaning you get delicious greens, roots, herbs, and even flowers that shrug off the chilly mornings.

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What You’ll Learn

• Cold-season vegetables that don’t mind being nipped by frost

• Herbs and flowers that actually prefer winter weather

• Propagation techniques for steady growth and healthier plants

• How to keep your garden productive even on short winter days

• Tips to transform your space into a cold-weather sanctuary

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About Clara Yoshihara

Clara is a Horticulturist, Permaculturist, and Master Gardener with a Master’s in Landscape Architecture and Urbanism from USC. With over a decade of hands-on experience in sustainable gardening, education, and community-led green design, Clara brings a holistic and deeply knowledgeable approach to propagation. She has taught permaculture and horticulture across California and designed landscapes from Los Angeles to Japan.

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Details

• When: Sunday, December 7 at 1:00 PM

• Where: The Learning Garden, 13000 Venice Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90066, (Venice Blvd. at Walgrove)

• What to Bring: gardening gloves (if you like), notebook, a bit of curiosity

• Cost: Free!

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