400 Clinchfield Street, Kingsport, TN
Kingsport, Tennessee – Keep Kingsport Beautiful is pleased to invite the community to attend the 2025 Green and Growing Gardening Seminars to be held on Thursdays in March at noon in the board room of the Kingsport Chamber, 400 Clinchfield Street. These seminars are free to the public and registration is not required. The topics for the seminars are:
March 6 – “Herbs to Elevate the Landscape and Menu.” Presented by Christy Shivell, with Shy Valley Farm.
March 13 – “Growing Vegetables Wherever You Can Put a Container.” Presented by Earl Hockin, master gardener.
March 20 – “Plant This, Not That: How to Make Smarter Plant Choices.” Presented by Joy Moore, master gardener.
March 27 – “Beneficial Insects.” Presented by local organic farmer John Woodworth, owner of Ziegenwald Dairy.
The free seminars are sponsored by Keep Kingsport Beautiful and the Kingsport Public Library.
For more information, contact Sharon Hayes at [email protected] or call (423) 392-8814.
Keep Kingsport Beautiful is a partnership of the City of Kingsport and the Kingsport Chamber. An affiliate of Keep America Beautiful and Keep Tennessee Beautiful, Keep Kingsport Beautiful has won more than 80 national and state environmental awards.
The Kingsport Chamber of Commerce’s mission is to utilize resources and focus efforts on enhancing a strong and viable business environment for the Kingsport area.
Programs of the Kingsport Chamber of Commerce include: Communications & Development; Finance & Human Resources; Government Relations; and Membership. The Kingsport Chamber of Commerce has nearly 1,000 members.
For more information on the Kingsport Chamber, go to KingsportChamber.org or call (423) 392-8800. We’re social too; follow us on our Facebook page, Your Kingsport Chamber, our X account, @kptchamber, on Instagram, LinkedIn or our YouTube channel.
