508 Lakeland Rd

Learn the art of HerbsHerbs in the Garden, Herbs in the KitchenWednesday,August 12th, 20266:30 PM to 8:30 PM$15 per adultClass Size: 30 peoplecamdencounty.info/Love herbs? Join us for this hands-on class to learn how to grow them, how to preserve them, and taste recipes that are infused with them. Participants will make their own dry herb mix to take home.All supplies will be provided. Registration is required via EventBrite some fees may apply.

Join us for a fun-filled 5-day nature series for children ages 5-12!Camden County Board of Commissioners & Camden County Certified GardenersChildren's Summer Gardening SeriesJoin us for a fun-filled 5-day nature series for children ages 5-12! Each child must be accompanied by an adult. This series is 5 workshops July 13-17, 10am-12pm each day. Explore exciting topics including:Lady Beetles and FirefliesSoils and FungiPonds and Stream Life·Beans and SeedsNocturnal AnimalsLocal Wildlife from Cedar Run Wildlife RefugeREGISTRATION• $50 per child (covers all 5 workshops)• Limited class size - first come, first served• No refunds; missed sessions count as donations• Discount available for multi-child

Learn the art of pickles.PicklesWednesday,July 1st, 20266:30 PM to 8:30 PM$20 per adultClass Size: 30 peopleHas your summer crop of cucumbers started taking over your yard? Do you just love pickles?Join us for this hands-on class, with Joe Keifer from Triple Oaks Nursery, to learn the art of pickles. Participants will make their own cucumber pickles to take home.All supplies will be provided.Registration is required via EventBrite some fees may apply.

learn about the beneficial bugs in your garden and how to attract and protect themTopic: Beneficial Bugs and Pesky MosquitoesDate: – Thursday, June 11, 2026Time: 10:00am – 11:30amJoin us in the Education Garden and learn about the beneficial bugs in your garden and how to attract and protect them. Additionally, we will discuss those pesky mosquitoes and build lores to reduce their numbers in your garden. All supplies will be provided.Participant Level: AdultsClass size: 20 peopleCost: $5.00Registration is required via EventBrite

Join us for a fun & informative event where you'll learn how to fight food waste and create a thriving garden, all from your kitchen scrapsJune 10th 6 pm – Blackwood Campus, Sustainability Building 508 Lakeland Road - $10 registration feeJoin us for a fun and informative event where you'll learn how to fight food waste and create a thriving garden, all from your own kitchen scrapsThis is the same program we offered in 2025.What to expect:· Interactive presentation: Our presenter will break down the science of composting in a way that's engaging and easy to understand.· Unlock the benefits:

CCCG Education Series: Join us in person for the CCCG Education Series monthly this January to December 2026!CCCG Education Series:Join us monthly in person for the CCCG Education Series this January to December 2026! It's a great chance to dive into exciting topics, connect with others, and boost your skills. Don’t miss out on this fun and informative event—mark your calendar and get ready to learn and engage live!Date Topic Description1/28/2026 Winter SowingLearn how to start seeds in milk jugs for spring planting – receive milk jug/seeds2/25/2026 HydroponicsLearn about hydroponics (growing in water) and receive produce3/25/2026 Starting a Vegetable GardenLearn

Join us for a class on bulb forcing and learn the techniques to bring a little spring happiness into your home.Bulb ForcingDate: Saturday, February 7, 2026Time: 10:00am – 12:00pmPresenters & Team: Elizabeth Ackroyd, Betsy SaundersTrying to beat the winter blues? Join us for a class on bulb forcing and learn the techniques to bring a little spring happiness into your home. Participants will make small bulb garden to take home to watch grow and bloom. All supplies and bulbs will be provided.Participant Level: AdultClass size: 30 peopleCost: $25.00 per person

CCCG Education Series: Join us in person for the CCCG Education Series monthly this January to December 2026!CCCG Education Series:Join us monthly in person for the CCCG Education Series this January to December 2026! It's a great chance to dive into exciting topics, connect with others, and boost your skills. Don’t miss out on this fun and informative event—mark your calendar and get ready to learn and engage live!Date Topic Description1/28/2026 Winter SowingLearn how to start seeds in milk jugs for spring planting – receive milk jug/seeds2/25/2026 HydroponicsLearn about hydroponics (growing in water) and receive produce3/25/2026 Starting a Vegetable GardenLearn

Learn about Winter SowingWinter SowingDate: Saturday, January 10, 2026Time: 10:00am – 12:00pmPresenters & Team: Elizabeth Blauvelt, Lisa Howard, Cali BledyBelieve it or not you can garden in the winter! Please join us for this class and learn all about the process for winter sowing. Participants will make three seed sowing jugs to jump start their spring gardens. All supplies and seeds provided.Participant Level: AdultClass size: 30 peopleCost: $15.00 per person