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GrowHer

GrowHer is a health and wellness experience hosted by women-led gardens and farms around Atlanta to encourage intergenerational connection between women growers of color. This is a great opportunity for BIPOC beginner and experienced gardeners to enjoy a safe outdoor event - or you can choose to participate virtually. Either way, you will learn growing techniques and build community with neighbors and friends. 

Enjoy touring gardens and learning something new with fun, hands-on workshops. Those attending one or more on-site events receive a swag bag with gardening goodies and useful information! 

GrowHer took place from August 21-23, 2020
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Photo by Caleb Jones at Whitehall Garden in Fulton County.

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