Aspiring green thumbs and established gardeners alike will find common ground at the upcoming Gardens Matter Day in the Town of Davie. Set for Saturday, October 11, this community event promises a host of activities, workshops, and interactive experiences designed to nurture a love for gardening. According to the Town of Davie's recent announcement, the free event will be held at the Davie Community Gardens within Robbins Lodge Preserve Park.
Located at 4005 S. Hiatus Road, between 10 a.m. and 1 p.m., visitors can anticipate an educational spree, offering lessons on various aspects of gardening. Hosting the workshops, local speakers and experts are ready to share their knowledge, covering topics that range from flood and land management to the best tactics for keeping iguanas at bay in your garden. With the hands offering planter kit giveaways, the event also includes food trucks and vendor booths.
In detail, Adriana Algeri will delve into the earth's works pertaining to flood and land management, while Sandy Jones will tackle the gritty subjects of pest and disease. Not to be overlooked, David Stack is preparing to equip attendees with strategies for safeguarding gardens against iguanas, and Alexa Pavan will highlight the environmental advantages of composting. These sessions aim to demonstrate the practical and sustainable aspects of gardening in the Davie community, as per the town's announcement.
Beyond the educational draws, guests of Gardens Matter Day will have access to a cornucopia of additional activities. The event, while not requiring registration, encourages locals to simply drop by and engage in any of the experiences offered. Anyone seeking further details or answers to specific questions can contact the Parks, Recreation and Cultural Arts Department can be contacted at 954-797-1181 or via email at [email protected].
