Embark on a green-thumb adventure in the secret garden with our Houseplant Propagation 101 class! Learn how to multiply your indoor greenery with cuttings propagated hydroponically in preparation for soil. Soil cutting methods will be discussed, but only water methods will be practiced in this class. This hands-on workshop covers essential techniques, tips for success, and the joy of fostering plant growth. Whether you're a budding gardener or a seasoned enthusiast, our Propagation 101 class is your gateway to cultivating a thriving and multiplying green space.
This class includes:
A propagation station with three glass bulbs (pictured below)
Three cuttings (snake plant + two rare varieties of pothos)
This class includes one of the following: glass of wine (Amber, Verdejo, or Shiraz); regional beer; pour over coffee; artisanal tea; or craft beverage
A relaxing and fun evening with friends
Confidence to propagate a variety of houseplants
We can’t wait to empower you to multiply and share the joy of your favorite houseplants!
Please feel free to bring a houseplant from home to propagate, too!
Tickets are non-refundable, but they are transferable between friends!
Instructor Bio:
We’re lucky to have Hunter teaching in the Vine School classroom! Hunter is originally from Michigan where she grew up on an elk farm, and fell in love with agriculture, food sustainability, and environmental science. Before moving to Vermont, Hunter worked on climate resilience plans for rural communities, studied Asian elephant behavior in Thailand, and created a small beeswax wrap company. She now studies food and agriculture law and policy at Vermont Law and Graduate School, focusing on viticulture. Hunter is an avid outdoors-woman, plant and garden enthusiast, and dog mom to Layne - a totally deaf Australian Cattle mix. Hunter is always excited to learn something new and pass on knowledge and experiences to new friends! Hunter enjoys coordinating our events, pouring wine behind the bar, and teaching classes at Putnam’s vine/yard!