Love is still in the air and in the garden. Join us for a post-Valentine’s workshop focused on companion planting, the time-honored practice of pairing plants that help each other grow. Whether you’re a new gardener or want to deepen your understanding of plant relationships, this class will give you the tools to create healthier, more resilient garden beds in Florida’s unique climate. We’ll explore how certain vegetables, herbs, and flowers support each other through pest control, sharing nutrients, providing shade, offering structure, and increasing biodiversity. You’ll learn how to design garden layouts that make the most of your space, improve productivity, and create harmony in your garden. Since not all plants make good neighbors, we’ll also cover common "plant incompatibilities" so you know which combinations to avoid when planning your garden. Learn About: What companion planting is and why it works Classic plant pairings that boost growth and flavor Using flowers and herbs to attract pollinators and beneficial insects How to avoid incompatible plant pairings Designing simple, effective companion planting layouts At the end of the class, you'll get to take home a potted plant and a companion planting guide to help start your own garden! Hospitable Harvests will also provide a Fresh Vegetable Plant Market to help you increase your gardens variety. Payments for additional plants can be taken via Venmo, Zelle, Paypal or cash. One starter plant is included in class ticket price. Registration includes admission to the beautiful Gardens before or after class.