Online | March 21 – September 21, 2026
Live Bi-Weekly Calls (2× per month | Time TBD)

This season-long mentorship is a deep exploration of how the garden is an extension of your truest nature.

This is a container designed to invite you into seeing yourself as part of your ecosystem, through the lens of your connection to your food.

We will explore together the how-tos of successful gardening through fool proof organic methods and uncover together your unique and essential way of relating to Earth through sowing, tending and harvesting your own food.

What this mentorship is:

This is a long-form, seasonally guided online mentorship designed to support you through the entire gardening process — from early-season preparation through harvest.

From March 1 to September 1, 2026, we meet twice per month live online, moving in rhythm with the season and what gardens truly need at each stage. The mentorship unfolds in real time, guided by seasonal conditions and the collective experiences of the group.

The Transformation

By the end of this mentorship, you will embody the way in which your garden connects you into the earth. You can expect to walk away with:

• Greater understanding of how to meet the needs of your garden

• A connection to the why and HOW to meet your perceived challenges; pests, weeds, ect.

• A deeper contextual experience with the science of soil, plants, and seasonal rhythms

• The confidence in identifying how you and your garden can thrive together.

Most importantly, you’ll know how to listen, adjust, and act in alignment, so you can reach your garden outcomes with trust and resilience, season after season.

How It Works

Each bi-weekly live call is seasonally relevant and intentionally paced.

On our calls, we focus on:

• What to observe in your garden right now

• How to interpret what you’re seeing

• What actions to take — and what not to rush

• How to adjust as conditions change

Every call includes space to:

• Bring your questions

• Share wins

• Name challenges

• Receive guidance tailored to what’s

  actually happening in your garden

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What Makes This Different

Most gardening programs focus on information.
This mentorship focuses on walking you through your expirence.

Full season support and transmitted lessons of skills ive learned through my career makes this container uniqe supporting you in developing the skills that allow you to:

• Make educated decisions for your uniqe climate

• Understand cause and effect in your garden

• Plan for success rather than hope for it

Because the guidance unfolds over an entire season, you’re learning through direct experience, not hypotheticals. The mentorship adapts as the season evolves — just like a real garden does.

Who This Mentorship Is For

This mentorship is for you if:

• you have an existing garden and want to take your food growing skills to the next level

• You want to deepen your connection to self through the opportunity of your garden as a mirror

• You value learning through experience with the opportunity to calibrate your developments

• You’re ready to build real skill, not just collect information

• You want support, accountability, and expert guidance over the full season

It may not be the right fit if you’re looking for:

• Easy fix-it solutions- we are rooted in sustainable organic practices and results

• Sprays, poisons, synthetic fertilizers

• someone to do it for you- this mentorship is only for those willing and ready to put in the work, thats where the transformation will come.

What’s Included

• Online season-long mentorship (March 21 – September 21, 2026)

• Live bi-weekly group calls (2× per month, time TBD)

• Seasonally relevant guidance aligned with real garden conditions

• Space to bring questions, wins, and challenges

• Expert support to clarify challenges and next steps

• One personalized 1-1 call

Course Syllabus

Topics We’ll Cover Over the Six-Month Mentorship

This mentorship follows the natural arc of the growing season.

Topics are introduced when they’re most relevant and revisited as conditions evolve, allowing learning to deepen through lived experience.

Early Season: Foundations & Preparation

(March – Early April)

• Reading your garden site after winter

• Soil health assessment and interpretation

• Building and protecting living soil

• Compost use and timing

• Bed preparation without over-disturbance

• Understanding seasonal timing vs. calendar dates

• Planning layouts with flexibility and flow

• Developing observational skills before planting

Planting & Establishment

(Mid-April – May)

• Seed starting and transplanting principles

• Plant selection based on soil, season, and goals

• Spacing, succession, and realistic expectations

• Root health and early growth support

• Irrigation fundamentals and adjustments

• Identifying early stress signals in plants

• Knowing when to intervene — and when not to

Growth, Maintenance & Mid-Season Calibration

(June – Early July)

• Supporting steady growth without over-input

• Mulching strategies and soil moisture balance

• Nutrient cycling and gentle feeding

• Interpreting leaf color, growth patterns, and vigor

• Pest and disease signals as information, not failure

• Calibrating care based on weather and conditions

• Adjusting plans without losing momentum

Resilience, Challenges & Course Correction

(Mid-July – August)

• Working with heat, drought, or stress periods

• Strengthening plant resilience

• Understanding cause and effect in garden challenges

• Refining watering and shade strategies

• Responding to pests and disease with discernment

• Letting go of what’s not working — and learning from it

• Maintaining relationship with the garden during challenges

Harvest, Integration & Seasonal Reflection

(Late August – September)

• Harvest timing and decision-making

• Evaluating outcomes without judgment

• What your garden taught you this season

• Integrating skills of observation and response

• Identifying what to carry forward into the next season

• Building confidence through reflection and clarity

Ongoing Themes Throughout the Mentorship

These threads are woven through every call:

• Developing skills of observation and listening

• Learning to identify the real challenge beneath surface symptoms

• Practicing aligned, timely action

• Building trust in yourself as a gardener

• Holding consistency without rigidity

• Turning experience into embodied knowledge