Past Events

Judy and her family moved to Charlottesville in 1998 and felt fortunate to find their Ivy home located within what long-time Charlottesville residents remember as the Spring Hill Farm.

Admission is $5 at the door

Learn the basics for successful growing, harvesting and preserving a variety of useful and ornamental herbs. COST: FREE  HOW TO REGISTER:   Send your contact information (name, address, phone number, and email address) and name of class (Garden Basics-Growing Herbs: Thyme for Fun) to…

A double lot on a residential street near the University, this garden is now cultivated by Leslie Harris, a professional gardener who is the owner and principal of LH Gardens, a residential gardening service.

Admission is $5 at the door

Preserve summer's bounty by learning the basic methods of preserving fruits and vegetables by freezing, drying, pickling and making jams and preserves. COST: FREE  HOW TO REGISTER:   Send your name to info@piedmontmastergardeners.org.

Featured Speaker:  Lonnie Murray Lecture: Protecting and Restoring Habitats in Your Landscapes to Protect Birds, Pollinators and Other Wildlife Come for a lecture on orchid growing basics and a workshop to learn to repot your tired-of-blooming or overgrown orchids. Lonnie…

When Meredith moved to Charlottesville in2006, top on the list of criteria for a new home was having space for an extensive garden that she could develop from scratch.

Admission is $5 at the door

As they flit around gathering food, pollinators are dong a big job for us. Get acquainted with these fascinating creatures and discover how you can create an attractive habitat that makes your garden a feast for pollinators. COST: FREE HOW…

The Piedmont Master Gardeners Association will offer a bumper crop of gently used household items at a fall sale. The sale will feature treasures for every room in the home and will help fund over 20 garden-related education programs and services in our community