Green-thumbed residents looking to spruce up their planting skills this spring can sign up for a series of garden workshops led by the revered horticulturist Carol Stuttard. With a practical approach to teaching, Stuttard will offer community members hands-on sessions ranging from herb gardening to the care of cacti, hosted at the local community center.

According to a recent announcement, the "Growing Herbs for Health" workshop on March 18th will kick off the series, inviting participants to unearth the simplicity behind cultivating herbs and their numerous health benefits, for a fee of $20, the "Micro Greens for Health" session follows on March 25th teaching how to grow nutrient-packed greens with each attendee getting a starter pack, the magic doesn't stop there because the "Care of Cacti & Succulents" promises insightful tips for desert plant enthusiasts on April 8th, with a complimentary plant included in the modest $20 admission price.

Space is expected to be tight, as these community events have historically seen high demand, reflecting an increasing trend amongst urban dwellers to connect with nature and pursue sustainable living practices. The fee for the microgreens workshop is set at $25, and those who are interested can secure their spot by registering at the community center's official website.

The classes seem tailored for all levels of expertise, from rookie gardeners to more seasoned green thumbs looking to expand their repertoire, every participant stands to gain from Stuttard's breadth of knowledge, and the opportunity to take home a piece of the experience is a unique draw, stirring a growing sense of excitement within the community.