At Wabash Feed and Garden, we love to bring our community together through engaging and educational events! Whether you’re a seasoned farmer or just getting started with backyard chickens, our events offer something for everyone.
Come join us for an informative session with poultry expert Howard Davenport as he delves into the world of poultry diseases. Discover what lies beneath the surface and learn how to identify, prevent, and treat common ailments in your flock. This in-person event will be held at 4545 N Shepherd Dr. Don't miss this opportunity […]
Join us for a hands-on workshop on hot water bath canning through Texas A&M AgriLife Extension! Learn the basics of safely preserving foods and gain confidence in your canning skills.📅 Saturday, May 16⏰ 10:00 AM – 1:30 PMParticipants will also get to take home their own jar of canned strawberry kiwi jam! 🍓🥝Come learn, have […]
Bee's Knees Junior Farm & Garden Summer CampWe are excited to offer a half-day camp for kids entering 3rd through 5th Grades in Fall 2026 with a focus on urban […]
Bee's Knees Junior Farm & Garden Summer CampWe are excited to offer a half-day camp for kids entering 3rd through 5th Grades in Fall 2026 with a focus on urban […]
Bee's Knees Junior Farm & Garden Summer CampWe are excited to offer a half-day camp for kids entering 3rd through 5th Grades in Fall 2026 with a focus on urban […]
Bee's Knees Junior Farm & Garden Summer CampWe are excited to offer a half-day camp for kids entering 3rd through 5th Grades in Fall 2026 with a focus on urban […]
Join us on June 13 at 10:30 AM for an informative discussion with Janis Teas on Citrus Problems. This class will explore the diseases that affect citrus plants, including both curable and incurable issues such as citrus greening and citrus canker. Attendees will also learn about current quarantines affecting citrus plants and what they mean […]
Join us on Sunday, June 14 at 1 PM for an engaging discussion on Cultivating the Decay Cycle with Scotty Sheridan. Discover the benefits of encouraging healthy decay in the garden and how it creates the foundation for thriving soil. Scotty will explore composting and the most effective ways to build healthy soil, while also […]
We’ve been hearing that native plants matter for wildlife. But why? And what is a native plant, anyway? In this presentation, Lauren Simpson explains what native plants are and why they are key to sustaining wildlife (particularly pollinators and other insects). The talk also showcases some beautiful, pollinator-friendly native plants for the greater Houston area. […]