What if your yard could become a living system that captures water, stores carbon, supports abundance, and heals the land?
Join Poly/Ana + Studio Petrichor for a hands-on workshop exploring two core regenerative soil building practices. These simple and accessible methods transform everyday garden care into living ecosystems, storing carbon, capturing water, and building living soil right where you stand. Together we will learn how to build water wise, carbon storing, resilient garden systems.
What You’ll Learn
How to layer cardboard and mulch “lasagna-style” to suppress weeds, retain water, and supercharge soil healing
Introduction on how to build a Hugelkultur berm with logs, branches, and organic debris — creating long-term water storage and richly myceliated soil
How both methods connect to whole-systems design, climate resilience, and post-fire community regeneration
These techniques don’t just make beautiful gardens…They also
Capture rainwater + store carbon using materials already on-site
Build fungal networks + deep soil structure
Reduce waste streams through in-situ composting
Create resilient habitat + climate-adaptive home landscapes
Strengthen community connection + shared ecological literacy
Tickets
$25
Includes full workshop + delicious lunch
Tickets are non-refundable after December 10th, but fully transferable to another attendee.
Event Details
Exact address shared 3 days prior
Workshop Start: 8:00 AM sharp
Lunch + community wrap-up: ~11:45 AM
What to Bring
Comfortable clothes + sun protection
Sturdy shoes / boots
Gardening gloves
Reusable water bottle + coffee cup
Notebook or camera for documentation
Media Notice
This workshop will be photographed/filmed for educational + promotional use.
Signed media release required at check-in.
💚 Support the Movement
Can’t attend but want to support our mission?
Make a tax-deductible donation to help Poly/Ana continue creating regenerative, community-powered programs that honor and protect Earth’s living systems.
Lasagna mulching in action!
Finished garden after lasagna mulching.