Revols Beehive

05/13/2026

Spring in Aurora Waterwise Garden

04/15/2026

This Saturday afternoon, we are talking soil prep for water conservation: using cover crops, broad forks, soil amendments— all to build healthy soil, support microbial life and more! Learn the most important part of gardening: soil stewardship!
Saturday April 18 1:00 pm to 3:00 pm.
1200 Nome Street Aurora Colorado 80012 Nome Park Community Garden. There is a $5 fee for the class.
Aurora Community Garden Members attend for free.

03/26/2026

Class: Spring soil prep for water retention and healthy plants!
April 18 at 1:00 pm.1200 Nome Street. Nome Park Community Garden.

03/22/2026

03/18/2026

I’m offering a hands-on class this spring focused on soil, systems, and regenerative practices at the garden scale.
It’s practical, approachable, and rooted in real conditions here in Aurora.
More details soon.

03/13/2026

I teach because I want people to understand how plants actually work — not just how to keep them alive for one season.
Soil, seed, seasons, observation.
Skills you can reuse, year after year.
This is the work I care about.

03/11/2026

Gardening in Aurora means heat, hail, wind, and wild swings.
Regenerative practices matter even more in places like this.
Healthy soil buffers extremes.
Local plants adapt.
Systems get stronger over time.
This is why place matters.

03/09/2026

When soil is built year after year:
• water use goes down
• pest pressure shifts
• disease is easier to manage
• plants become more self-sufficient
This isn’t faster gardening.
It’s quieter gardening — and it compounds.

03/07/2026

Regeneration isn’t one technique. It’s a pattern: Keep the soil covered. Growing diversity instead of monocultures. Feeding microbes, not just plants. Letting plants and roots build the soil over time. Scale changes the tools, but the principles and values stay the same.
Regeneration isn’t a product. It isn’t a trick. It’s a way of thinking about soil.