Gardening & Solar
Practical, hands-on sessions that help you grow more with less fuss and size a simple solar setup for small loads. Dates vary with weather and daylight. Contact us for current availability.
Seasonal windows:spring and early fall, weather-dependent
Garden Track
- Raised beds vs in-ground; compost and amendments
- Succession planting and pest-pressure basics
- Efficient watering: timers, drip, mulch
Outcome: a simple seasonal plan for your space, with a starter list of crops, inputs, and timings.
Solar Track
- Panels, controllers, batteries, inverters — roles and choices
- Watt-hour math to pick a right-sized starter kit
- Safe wiring and basic mounting
Outcome: a parts list and diagram for a small off-grid system for LEDs, device charging, or fans.
Starter Kit Targets
Typical builds cover 100–400 W panels, a 20–40 Ah battery, and modest loads. We walk through practical examples and sourcing tips.
- Load budgeting worksheet
- Cable and fuse sizing references
- Mounting and weather considerations
Who It’s For
- New or returning gardeners who want a clear seasonal plan
- Homestead and cabin owners who want entry-level solar without overspending
- Hands-on learners who prefer small, practical sessions
Good to Know
- Outdoor and weather-dependent. Dress for conditions.
- No synthetic fabrics and no open-toed shoes.
- Bring water and snacks. We break for lunch.
Seasonal Enrollment
Sessions are scheduled when conditions are right. To join the interest list or book a private group, share your goals, preferred month, and headcount.