KITCHEN GARDEN COACHING + EDUCATION
At The Potagère Gardener, we believe in the deep relationship between gardeners and their gardens. Our education-based coaching program is for gardeners who want to make the most of their space—whether you’ve inherited a garden and don’t know where to start or you’re ready to elevate your existing garden’s productivity and health.
Through expert advice and practical strategies, we’ll help you build the knowledge to grow a thriving kitchen garden. Our goal is to help you create a space that reflects your vision and connects to the surrounding ecosystem.
The first step is to chat to determine how we can best work together. In person services are available in Piedmont & Mountain Regions.
OFFERINGS
Single Sessions
These focused sessions address specific challenges or questions about topics like pests and soil health, offering actionable solutions to help you move forward with clarity.
Coaching Sessions
Includes three seasons of kitchen garden vegetable and herbs, planted together during in-person coaching sessions.
Even when we’re not in the garden together, you’ll have year-round access to support via phone, text, or email—whatever helps simplify your gardening process, reduce overwhelm, and give you the confidence to grow. As a Compass participant, you will also receive a monthly newsletter with timely regenerative gardening techniques and tasks that improve soil health, attract beneficial pollinators, and reduce the need for interventions.
Garden Line, our virtual option
Through video calls, phone consultations, or email support, you'll receive personalized guidance throughout the growing seasons. Available to gardeners in the Mideast region. For gardeners outside of this area, we’ll happily connect you with a talented professional from our trusted network.
Studio: Onsite & Online Classes and Talks
The Potagère Gardener Studio offers engaging group classes and garden talks, designed to inspire and educate gardeners of all skill levels and interests. Perfect for community and private organizations, these sessions combine practical advice with thoughtful design principles to help participants cultivate thriving gardens.
Topics include Small-Space Kitchen Gardening, Cool-Season Vegetable Gardening, and Pollinator Design for the Kitchen Garden. Tailored to your audience, our classes are ideal for libraries, garden clubs, or any group of lifelong learners ready to dig into gardening knowledge.