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Free Planting Greens for a Fall Harvest Workshop

This free, hands-on workshop at the Portland Edible Gardens Demonstration Garden offers the last opportunity of the season to plant vegetables for a fall harvest. Attendees will learn techniques for growing leafy greens and optimizing planting for fall and winter.

What to Expect

Last chance to plant for fall harvest

Event Details

Duration

2 hours

Ages

All ages

Neighborhood

North Portland

Timed Entry

Yes

Organizer

Portland Edible Gardens

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Family Friendly

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Best For

Gardeners looking to extend their harvest season

Vibe

Educational and practical

Energy Level

Low

Budget

FREE

Photo Friendly

Moderate

Weather Sensitivity

Moderate

Location

Portland Edible Gardens Demonstration Garden
4628 North Willis Boulevard
Portland, OR
97203

Know Before You Go

Tips & Advice

  • Confirm the exact location for the workshop, as the organizer is transitioning between two garden spaces in August-October 2026.
  • Bring a notebook and pen to jot down specific vegetable recommendations and planting techniques discussed during the workshop.
  • Consider bringing a small donation if you have the means, as contributions support local non-profits focused on food security and gardening.
  • Arrive a few minutes early to get settled and ensure you don't miss any introductory information about fall planting.
  • Wear comfortable clothing and shoes suitable for gardening activities, as this is a hands-on workshop.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What specific vegetables will be covered in the workshop?

The workshop will focus on leafy greens such as kale, collard greens, chard, lettuce, spinach, arugula, mustard greens, mizuna, and bok choi, discussing which can be planted in September for a fall and winter harvest.

Is there a cost to attend this workshop?

No, all classes at the Demonstration Garden are free and open to everyone.

What should I bring to the workshop?

While not strictly required, bringing a notebook and pen is recommended to take notes. Comfortable clothing and shoes suitable for gardening are also advised.

Will there be opportunities to purchase plants or supplies?

The provided information does not mention the availability of plants or supplies for purchase; it focuses on teaching planting techniques.

What if I cannot attend the workshop on September 12th?

This workshop is a single-day event. The organizer notes that September is the last window for planting for a fall harvest, so attending this specific session is key for that goal.

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Last Updated: Sep 20, 2026
Original Submitter: Sep 17, 2025 The Halloween Events Near Me editorial team