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house plant care 101 Green Your Thumb: Houseplant 101 Workshop – Plant ShopLooking to green your indoor gardening thumb? Interested in learning more about houseplants? Join the owner of Plant & Plant Plant, Kyle Chow for an informative, and interactive houseplant workshop. During this 2. 5 hour workshop we will teach you the tips and tricks to choosing and growing plants in your home. The workshop will begin with an informative talk and discussion about caring for and maintaining your houseplants, followed by time to choose

 

Looking to green your indoor gardening thumb? Interested in learning more about houseplants?

Join the owner of Plant & Plant Plant, Kyle Chow for an informative, and interactive houseplant workshop. 

During this 2.5 hour workshop we will teach you the tips and tricks to choosing and growing plants in your home. The workshop will begin with an informative talk and discussion about caring for and maintaining your houseplants, followed by time to choose plants and pots to build your plant collection. Each participant will have a $30 credit to choose plants and pots, then we will lead the class through planting your new varieties in their containers.

Location: Plant 1327 9th ave SE Calgary, AB 

Cost: $60 per person + Tax

Length: approx. 2.5 hours

The workshop includes:

  • Indoor plant guide for caring and maintaining houseplants
  • Instructional tips and tricks for indoor plants
  • A $30 credit per person at Plant Plant for picking out plants and pots
  • All the potting materials to pot up your plants with guided instruction 

    FAQ:

    Can I bring my own pots to the workshop?
    Yes, you may bring in your own pots to plant. For this class, we will not be repotting your existing plants. Do I have to use my $30 store credit during the workshop? Yes, in order to run the workshop, all $30 must be used during the class.

    What if I spend more than the $30 store credit choosing plants and pots?
    You will just pay the difference.

    Can I build a terrarium in this class?
    Unfortunately, during this class we will not be creating terrariums. We will just be learning about indoor plants and how to pot them effectively. If you want to build a terrarium, we recommend one of our terrarium building classes!

    FAQ:

    Is there parking?

    We unfortunately do not have customer parking. However, there is both paid and free street parking as well as many free and paid lots around the community! Please allow for an additional ~5 minutes to find parking and make your way to the shop.  

    Where is the workshop space located?
    Our workshop space is located in the back area of our shop located in historic Inglewood! 1327 9th ave SE!

    Are the tickets refundable?
    All workshop tickets are non-refundable. Should you need to cancel for any reason, please contact us 72 hours before the event   at [email protected] or by calling the shop at 403-585-4226 to make any necessary changes.

    Any changes within 72 hours of the workshop are not guaranteed. Since this workshop is typically held once a month, workshop credit may be given however must be used within 3 months.

    What if I need to change my date?
    Please contact us at [email protected] or call the shop at 403-585-4226 to make any necessary changes 3 days before the class.  Any changes within 72 hours of the workshop are not guaranteed. Any workshop credit given must be used within 3 months.


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