I’ve been exploring ways to get neighborhoods involved in local urban gardening projects, and I’ve found that organizing workshops really helps. For example, I hosted a composting session last month, and the turnout was amazing — people were eager to learn and contribute. What are some successful strategies you’ve used to engage your community in sustainable landscaping?
I totally get it. When I hosted a planting day last spring, the community loved getting their hands dirty and learning about native plants. Finding ways to include local schools can really expand the reach too — have you thought about partnering with them for your workshops?
It sounds like your composting session was a real hit — i’ve had success using social media to promote events like these, which really widens the reach… A quick shoutout to local influencers can also drum up interest.
Hosting workshops really brings people together! Have you thought about collaborating with local farmers’ markets for broader outreach? 
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