Patriotic Porch Pot Workshop

Patriotic Porch Pot Workshop
Celebrate America’s 250th Anniversary by creating a festive red, white, and blue porch planter that will brighten your outdoor space all summer long. This hands-on workshop is perfect for gardeners of all experience levels and provides everything needed to design a patriotic display.
Event Details
Davidsonville:
Saturday, June 27, 2026
1:00 PM to 2:30 PM
Capacity: 20 participants
$50 per participant. Tickets must be purchased online before the workshop.
Severna Park:
Sunday, June 28, 2026
11:00 AM to 12:30 PM
Capacity: 12 participants
$50 per participant. Tickets must be purchased online before the workshop.
 
Celebrate a piece of American history by creating a beautiful Patriotic Porch Pot in honor of America’s 250th Anniversary. During this interactive workshop, our gardening experts will guide you through planting and arranging a vibrant container filled with patriotic red, white, and blue annuals. You’ll create a festive display perfect for welcoming guests to your front porch, patio, or outdoor living space while commemorating this historic milestone.
Your workshop materials include a 10-inch white planter, three quart-sized annuals in patriotic colors, a Cleopatra Grass ‘Fireworks’ centerpiece for added height and texture, and an 8-inch by 12-inch American flag accent. You’ll leave with a ready-to-display porch pot that adds color, charm, and patriotic spirit to your home.
What You’ll Learn

How to design and arrange a balanced container garden.
Techniques for combining color, height, and texture in a planter.
Tips for selecting and caring for seasonal annuals.
Ways to create festive outdoor displays for special occasions and holidays.
Best practices for maintaining healthy, attractive container plantings throughout the summer.

Special Event Offer: Participants will receive 15% off regularly priced items on the day of the event.
Gift cards may not be used to purchase event tickets. Event tickets are non-refundable unless the event is canceled by Homestead Gardens.