What's On at Christianson's Nursery
Experience our upcoming workshops and gardening classes
From seasonal plant selections to hands-on workshops, our upcoming classes are designed to inspire and inform gardeners of all levels. Join us for engaging, expert-led sessions that build confidence, spark curiosity, and help you get the most from your garden—no matter the season.
Upcoming Gardening Classes
Growing Your Own Medicine
Learn how to grow and use your own medicinal herbs in this inspiring class for gardeners of all levels. We’ll cover easy favorites like calendula, chamomile, lemon balm, tulsi, yarrow, and rosemary, along with practical tips for planting, care, and harvest. You’ll also discover simple ways to use these herbs in cooking, teas, and gentle remedies for sleep, digestion, and everyday wellness. Whether you’re planting a full garden or a few containers, you’ll leave feeling confident and inspired to create your own backyard apothecary this spring.
May 16th, 2026 | 10:30-12:30 | $25
Worm Composting
Discover the art of turning kitchen scraps into rich, living soil with the help of worms. In this hands-on class, you’ll learn how to build and maintain a simple worm bin, what to feed (and avoid), and how to harvest nutrient-dense castings for your garden. Perfect for beginners and small-space gardeners, this workshop offers an easy, sustainable way to reduce waste while nourishing your plants from the ground up.
May 23rd, 12-1PM
$10 | call 360-466-3821 to register
Kokedama Workshop
In this guided workshop, you’ll learn how to transform a simple plant into a sculptural, soil-wrapped piece bound in moss and twine. Whether displayed on a dish or hung in your home, kokedama bring a natural, organic feel that perfectly embraces the beauty of imperfection—what the Japanese call wabi sabi.
May 30th, 2026 | 2:00-3:30 | $55
Mother's Day Weekend
May 9-10, 9-6
Petals & Paint
June 4th, 4-6
We are delighted to welcome Brenna Estrada, author of Pansies: How to Grow, Reimagine, and Create Beauty with Pansies and Violas, alongside Sarah Simon, the beloved watercolor artist behind The Mint Gardener. Together, they bring a thoughtful and inspiring perspective to the garden—where flowers become both a medium and a muse.
