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Offering free, accessible, interactive monthly workshops for the UC San Diego community
Take home garden gifts at each workshop! Past ones include garden gloves, mini shovels, terracotta pots, herb bundles, and dorm room plants
Learn something new!
The UC San Diego Student Center Garden, created and cared for by University Centers, nurtures community and sustainability through educational workshops and programs that empower students to cultivate organic nourishment, enhance mental well-being, and foster environmental stewardship.
The garden workshops are completely free to the UC San Diego community and also accessible, meaning you don't have to be a part of a club or any other organization in order to attend. Just show up at the garden at 11am on designated Fridays.
If you would like more information about the garden or have specific inquiries, please email the University Centers Sustainability Assistant at ucensustain@ucsd.edu.
Upcoming workshop dates: Fall 2024 workshop dates to be announced, will be held every monthly on Fridays at 11am
Pictures and videos of past workshops
UC San Diego Garden Mental Health Impact video
Workshop topics coming to you for the 2024-2025 academic year may include:
Fall harvest
Healing herbs
Fall meal seasonings
Dorm room planting
Bees & Butterflies
Year-round blooms
Special care plants
Terracotta Pot Painting
Strawberry Shortcake Decorating Send Off
Held fridays at 11am. We recommend arriving early as our workshop space can only accommodate 40 people.
Fall workshops included: Intro to Gardening and Dorm Room Planting
Winter workshops included: Paint Your Own Succulent Planter, Intro to Gardening, and Healing Herbs,
Spring workshops included: April Flowers Bring..., and Strawberry Shortcake Decorating
The 2022-23 academic year consisted of six garden workshops covering topics ranging from dorm room planting to edible flowers. Featured above is a photo from one of our most well attended workshops.