In anticipation of our Fall exhibition Radical Rage, curated by Charlie Farrell, we’re partnering with SEED to start programming the new Stove Works Community Garden, generously sponsored by The Barn Nursery.
So you’ve started a garden, now what? Join us for an educational workshop using the new Stove Works community garden. Partnering with SEED, join founder Rebecca Love and Stove Works Programs Director Chelsea Couch. We’ll discuss how the garden was established, companion planting, ongoing maintenance, fertilization, natural pest control, ongoing harvest, and food storage.
Free starts will be available (tomatoes, basil) as well as chives and oregano!
SEED Chattanooga—Sustainable Education & Edible Development
At SEED, we believe that thriving communities begin with healthy individuals and equitable access to knowledge and nourishment. Rooted in Chattanooga, our mission is to empower individuals and families through hands-on gardening education, culinary programming, and community partnerships. By transforming spaces into vibrant learning gardens, we cultivate not just food, but lifelong skills in sustainability, nutrition, and wellness. Guided by our core pillars. Education, Access, Community, Sustainability, and Empowerment. We are growing a future where everyone can connect deeply with the earth, with each other, and with the tools they need to flourish.