Garden Day Is About More Than Shopping

Learn, Explore, and Plan Your Spring Garden

Garden Day isn’t a sale.

It’s not a vendor fair.

And it’s definitely not about rushing through rows of plants hoping you picked the “right” ones.

Garden Day is about slowing down, asking questions, and leaving with a clearer sense of how your garden can work better for you.

Why We Created Garden Day

Every spring, we see the same thing happen: people feel excited—and overwhelmed—at the same time. There’s so much advice online, so many plant choices, and so many opinions about what you should be doing that it’s easy to lose confidence before the season even starts.

Garden Day exists to flip that script.

Instead of telling you what to buy, we want to help you understand:

• Why certain plants thrive in one yard but struggle in another

• How soil, light, and timing shape success

• What sustainable gardening actually looks like in real life (not just on social media)

What to Expect on Garden Day

Garden Day is designed as a community-focused, educational, and family-friendly experience. You can expect:

• Short, approachable demonstrations

• Informational tables hosted by local organizations and experts

• Hands-on activities for kids and adults

• Time to talk, ask questions, and explore at your own pace

This isn’t about memorizing rules—it’s about learning how to observe, adapt, and plan a garden that fits your space, your schedule, and your goals.

Meet the People Who Support Your Garden

One of the most important parts of Garden Day is connection. We’re bringing together regional organizations, educators, and community groups who care deeply about:

• Environmental stewardship

• Conservation and pollinator support

• Gardening education

• Community engagement and learning

These are the people doing the work locally—and Garden Day gives you a chance to meet them, learn from them, and discover resources you may not even know exist.

For Families, New Gardeners, and Seasoned Growers Alike

Garden Day is intentionally welcoming. Whether you’re:

• Planting your very first garden

• Gardening with kids

• Refining an established landscape

• Or just curious about doing things a little differently this year

You’ll find something useful, interesting, or inspiring to take home with you.

A Different Way to Think About Spring

Spring gardening isn’t about perfection. It’s about paying attention, experimenting, and building a relationship with the land you’re working with. Garden Day is meant to support that mindset—one rooted in learning rather than pressure.

So come walk, listen, ask questions, and plan.

Come gather ideas, not just plants.

Come be part of a growing community.

📅 Garden Day

📍 Lakeside Greenhouses, Laurel, DE

🗓️ April 25

We can’t wait to welcome you.