In this free training, you will learn:

• Kari's 7 strategies to grow your own superior fruits, vegetables, greens and herbs, in containers in just a few minutes a day
• Why not all containers are created equal and how to choose the best ones
• Why NOT to use backyard soil for potted plants (and what to use instead)
• Surprising considerations to keep in mind when choosing a plant at the nursery (hint: not all plants at the nursery will grow in your yard!)
• Best practices for preparing your container and planting your seeds or transplants to ensure successful growth
• How to care for your container plants, including water, feed and care, so that your fruits and veggies thrive
• Fun & unique ways to think outside the box and grow a garden unique to you and the materials available to you
• How to AVOID the mistakes experts had to make the hard way so that you can grow more fruits & veggies with ease!

Kari Spencer from The Micro Farm will share her extensive experience and knowledge of growing food. She is passionate about teaching you how to grow fruits, veggies, herbs and greens for your family.
Can you imagine picking those fresh bell peppers with your children, and then making them into dinner? How about a homegrown lettuce, cucumber, and strawberry salad for lunch?
It’s possible, inexpensive, and completely doable even if you don't think you have enough time.

About the Instructor: Kari Spencer

Kari Spencer is a popular gardening & homesteading speaker. Both a Master Gardener and a Master Farmer, Kari enjoys sharing her passion for growing and raising food with others. In addition to teaching classes all over the city of Phoenix, she is a talented instructor and curriculum writer in the Urban Farming department at Southwest Institute of Healing Arts. Her family operates The Micro Farm Project, a small farm in North Phoenix, where gardens and livestock animals provide her family with fun and food. She loves to experiment with new ways to create a healthier, more self-reliant and sustainable lifestyle, and invites others to join her on the journey.

Kari Spencer

Owner, The Micro Farm Project