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New Classes added! October 21st and November 4th 3 Hr. Bonsai Work Shops 12:00-3:00pm. Everything needed for the class...

Bonsai Workshop at Seaweed and Gravel Saturday, March 13th 12:00 - 3Come make a tree.. Workshop is $25, I have trees and pots for purchase but you can bring your own bushy tree and pot. The tools, soil and other materials will be supplied. The workshop covers the start to finish process of successfully creating a bonsai tree. I will discuss the different styles of bonsai and the step by step process of how to create a tree and also the care needed to patiently grow your design. Please don’t bring a Charlie Brown tree that has no leaves as all I will tell you is let it grow. Tables will be spread apart in the lot for distancing.  ...

Bonsai Workshops at Seaweed and Gravel!  February 23rd Moved to Sunday because of Rain!!!March 14thApril 11th Bonsai Workshops here at Seaweed and Gravel Feb 23, Mar 14, Apr 11 - All 12-3pm.. come make a tree.. you can bring your own bushy tree or I will have available for purchase. I cover the start to finish process of successfully creating a bonsai tree. Please don’t bring a Charlie Brown tree that has no leaves as all I will tell you is let it grow.

Bonsai Workshop! @seaweedandgravel Saturday, February 13th 12:00-3pm $25 for class. We will make a bonsai together! Bring a bushy shrub with a fat trunk. Don't bring a "charlie brown" tree there won't be anything to do to it. I will have some pots for purchase. You can bring a pot as well. I will supply the tools and soil if you don't have any. Please rsvp on Facebook events on the Seaweed and Gravel page so I can plan the general amount of people coming. See you on Saturday!

Bonsai Workshop on Saturday, March 14th 1:00 -3pm at Seaweed & Gravel in ‪Leucadia‬ Bring a tree to work on! I will supply the soil and tools. The workshop will be $20. RSVP to this post on Facebook to attend. You can bring a bushy shrub or a bonsai you have had for awhile. We will shape and repot. (bring a pot) I will have a few pots, but not many. It's better to bring a healthy tree or shrub you can work on and shape as opposed to a problematic tree that barely has any growth on it. It doesn't need to look like a bonsai when you buy it, we will turn it into something great. Junipers work very well...