"Grow Your Own Microgreens" Workshop | July 25

** This is a deposit to secure your workshop registration. See full details below. **

Growing microgreens at home is easier than you might think. You just need to know a few secrets. Join Farmer Jeremy to learn Red Thread Farm's microgreens growing techniques that we've perfected over the past 12 years. We'll cover the entire process from seeding to growing to harvesting and storage in a simple way that anyone can replicate at home.

In this small group, hands-on workshop you'll learn a simple step-by-step process for growing these nutrient-packed little veggies right in your own home. Green thumb not required! 

You'll receive two (2) specialized, reusable microgreens tray kits along with enough seed and soil mix to grow up to 10 more trays at home. You'll leave the class with your trays planted and ready to harvest within 10 days. We'll even send you home with a booklet outlining all the steps, troubleshooting tips, and recommended resources for buying supplies.

When: Saturday, July 25, 2026 from 9:00 am to 11:00 am (2 hours)

Where: Red Thread Farm, 5561 Parker Branch Rd., Franklin, Tennessee

Cost: $149.00 per person ($50 non-refundable deposit due at registration and remaining $99.00 due by July 18th.)

The fine print:

• The deposit is non-refundable, but you can transfer to another person. We will invoice you for the remaining balance two weeks before the class and full payment is due by July 18th.
• Class size is limited to 10 people. If we do not receive a sufficient number of registrations, we reserve the right to cancel the workshop. In such case, you will be issued a full refund back to the original method of payment.
• It's possible that the workshop might be rescheduled for factors such as inclement weather. Should the workshop be rescheduled, you will have the choice of a full refund or the option to move to a rescheduled date.

Things to consider about growing microgreens:

• For best results growing microgreens, an inexpensive LED or florescent light is needed. This is not included in the workshop fee, but recommendations will be given on where to purchase - or you may already have something suitable at home.
• Good air circulation is needed for successfully growing microgreens, but a small household fan will do the trick.
• Microgreens grow best at typical home temperatures ranging from 65 to 80 degrees. If you wish to grow in your garage, basement, or a non-conditioned space, just keep this in mind.