This summer, Project Green Foot is thrilled to partner with Southern Exposure Seed Exchange to launch a powerful new educational series as a fundraiser for our organization! These series are designed to help you grow more food, save seed, and reconnect with the land.
Rooted in our mission to protect biodiversity, promote food sovereignty, and restore ecological balance, this series brings together expert voices, ancestral wisdom, and hands-on seasonal guidance to help both new and experienced growers thrive.
Each session offers practical skills and regenerative growing practices aligned with the seasons, empowering you to plant with purpose, harvest with confidence, and steward your garden (and the planet) more intentionally. Our series will be guided by one of Southeast’s most respected voices in organic gardening: Ira Wallace.
Ira Wallace is a seed saver, writer, and co-founder of the Heritage Harvest Festival at Monticello. She lives and gardens at Acorn Community Farm in Virginia, home of Southern Exposure Seed Exchange. Ira is also a board member of the Organic Seed Alliance and a frequent speaker at the Mother Earth News Fairs and garden conferences nationwide. Her work is deeply rooted in sustainability, education, and equitable access to healthy food and seed systems.
Recording Available
$20
This in-depth, one-hour session is designed to give you the knowledge in transitioning your garden from summer abundance into a rich fall and winter harvest no matter the size of your growing space. Whether you're a home gardener, new grower, or seed steward in training, this class will offer strategies you can immediately apply to your home garden.
When: Sunday, September 7th
Time: 2:00 PM – 3:00 PM EST
Location: Online via Zoom (link provided after purchase)
Recording: Included with registration
Suggested Donation: $20
Join us for a fall planting masterclass led by Ms. Ira Wallace of Southern Exposure Seed Exchange.
This 60-minute online session includes 40 minutes of expert inst
When: Sunday, September 7th
Time: 2:00 PM – 3:00 PM EST
Location: Online via Zoom (link provided after purchase)
Recording: Included with registration
Suggested Donation: $20
Join us for a fall planting masterclass led by Ms. Ira Wallace of Southern Exposure Seed Exchange.
This 60-minute online session includes 40 minutes of expert instruction followed by 20 minutes of live Q&A.
Fall is the ideal season to plant garlic, shallots, perennial onions, and other flavorful alliums that enrich both soil and supper. You'll learn how to prepare your beds, choose the right varieties, and time your plantings for optimal yields. This session covers everything from planting and harvesting to curing, storage, and culinary uses. Perfect for home gardeners, CSA growers, and aspiring seed stewards alike.
When: Every Saturday
Time: 3-6PM EST
Location: Old City Market & Oven
522 K st NE, Washington, D.C 20002
Suggested Donation: $40-$20
PGF works in partnership with local organic growers to source fresh produce each week. We prioritize minimizing food waste and maximizing food access while upholding the highest standards in safety, quality,
When: Every Saturday
Time: 3-6PM EST
Location: Old City Market & Oven
522 K st NE, Washington, D.C 20002
Suggested Donation: $40-$20
PGF works in partnership with local organic growers to source fresh produce each week. We prioritize minimizing food waste and maximizing food access while upholding the highest standards in safety, quality, and care.
Each week, we collaborate with local organic farmers to redirect high-quality, unsold, and surplus produce that would otherwise go to waste.
The produce is then hand-packed into Harvest Bags and made available to the public on a flexible, no-subscription basis.
Every dollar spent on a PGF Harvest Bag is reinvested directly into our mission. Your support helps us grow our upcoming seed initiative, preserving and sharing organic, heirloom, and culturally significant seeds for future generations. It also fuels our youth education programs, where young people learn about food justice, regenerative farming, and ecological stewardship.
Come over to Old City Market & Oven to pick up our harvest!
When: Saturday, October 4th
Time: 3:30pm – 5:00 PM EST
Location: In Person Event
Old City Market & Oven
522 Kst NE Wash. D.C 20002
Cost: $20
This is a talk and demo about using your organoleptic (sensory) experiences to be able to understand herbalism in an empirical and intuitive way. In many ways our bodies can identify and communicate
When: Saturday, October 4th
Time: 3:30pm – 5:00 PM EST
Location: In Person Event
Old City Market & Oven
522 Kst NE Wash. D.C 20002
Cost: $20
This is a talk and demo about using your organoleptic (sensory) experiences to be able to understand herbalism in an empirical and intuitive way. In many ways our bodies can identify and communicate to us about our needed minerals and molecules, sometimes better and more effectively than our intellect.
Natalie will guide you through a somatic tea tasting that focuses your attention to perceive subtle shifts and communications from the body about what you are tasting.
Join us for a somatic tea tasting that will deepen your understanding of herbalism.
Supplies provided. Limited capacity, reserve your spot today!
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This summer, PGF is launching our brand-new educational initiative! A fundraiser geared towards learning how to grow organic food while supporting our mission!
Classes will be taught by Ms. Ira Wallace! One of the founders of the seed company Southern Exposure Seed Exchange! Click the link below to reserve your spot!