The May Day Gathering is an opportunity for the community to come together, celebrate the arrival of spring, and bless the land that will hold the future home of Dirty Bird’s Garden Center.
Guests are encouraged to bring their musical instruments for fireside jams and enjoy free refreshments while participating in a variety of activities.
They are thrilled to invite the community to come out and celebrate with us. They aim to create a space that not only provides the community with fresh produce and plants but also fosters a sense of community and belonging.
The owner of Dirty Bird’s Garden Center has a deep commitment to sustainable and environmentally conscious practices. One of the ways they are putting this commitment into action is by focusing on zero plastic use throughout the garden center. This includes using biodegradable pots and packaging for all plants and products, as well as offering alternative products and materials that are environmentally friendly. By eliminating plastic waste, Dirty Bird’s Garden Center is striving to reduce its impact on the environment and promote responsible consumption.
In addition to their commitment to zero plastic use, Dirty Bird’s Garden Center is also dedicated to promoting the use of native plants in landscaping and gardening. Native plants are those that naturally occur in a particular region or ecosystem, and they provide a range of benefits for the environment and local wildlife. By using native plants, gardeners can create sustainable and biodiverse landscapes that require less maintenance and support the local ecosystem. Dirty Bird’s Garden Center offers a wide variety of native plants, along with guidance and expertise to help gardeners select the best plants for their needs and goals. Through their focus on zero plastic use and native plants, Dirty Bird’s Garden Center is setting a new standard for environmentally responsible gardening and sustainable living.
Dirty Bird’s Garden Center is a locally owned business committed to promoting sustainability and community engagement. The garden center will offer a wide variety of plants, herbs, and vegetables, as well as gardening tools and supplies.
For more information about the May Day Gathering or Dirty Bird’s Garden Center, please visit dirtybirdsgardencenter.com.