May Mornings @ Headwater Farm
Spring into Summer at Headwater Farm and be a part of Seedleaf’s community farming efforts! Every Wednesday from 9AM-11AM during the month of May we’ll be hosting volunteer hours where we’ll accomplish a variety of tasks including planting, weeding, mulching pathways, and more. We can’t wait to see you out there!
Every Wednesday throughout the month of May
‼️Important note about location: Google Maps will take you to the wrong location. Use Apple Maps or follow Briar Hill Road from Bryan Station and then turn left onto Houston Antioch.
Seedleaf Agroforestry Program (SAP)
The Seedleaf Agroforestry Program (SAP) is a monthly program, running January-October. With each 3-hour program, we explore a topic, learn new skills and apply agroforestry practices with hands-on learning.
The purpose of SAP is to promote healthier connections to our food by teaching nature-based design and the skills for regenerative practices. Some of the topics we will cover include: Kentucky native species, planting food forests, and building bioreactors.
May Mornings @ Headwater Farm
Spring into Summer at Headwater Farm and be a part of Seedleaf’s community farming efforts! Every Wednesday from 9AM-11AM during the month of May we’ll be hosting volunteer hours where we’ll accomplish a variety of tasks including planting, weeding, mulching pathways, and more. We can’t wait to see you out there!
Every Wednesday throughout the month of May
‼️Important note about location: Google Maps will take you to the wrong location. Use Apple Maps or follow Briar Hill Road from Bryan Station and then turn left onto Houston Antioch.
Beginnger Bee Keeping Demonstration
This demonstration day at Headwater Farm is in collaboration with KSU and Dr. Tammy Horn Potter, beginner beekeeper grant coordinator at Kentucky State University and the former state apiarist for Kentucky.
Dr. Potter will be using Seedleaf’s newly-installed hives at Headwater Farm to demonstrate how to do an inspection on a colony (checking the hive for things like worker cell and drone cell count, pollen and honey, keeping an eye out for queen cells, and identifying signs of disease or a weak colony). She will also be demonstrating how to transfer a nuc (a small, starter bee colony) to the hive they will live in permanently.
Attendees will also learn about the schedule and obligations of a beekeeper throughout the different seasons, integrated pest management, and general best practices.
Link to sign up here - only 15 spots total.
May Mornings @ Headwater Farm
Spring into Summer at Headwater Farm and be a part of Seedleaf’s community farming efforts! Every Wednesday from 9AM-11AM during the month of May we’ll be hosting volunteer hours where we’ll accomplish a variety of tasks including planting, weeding, mulching pathways, and more. We can’t wait to see you out there!
Every Wednesday throughout the month of May
‼️Important note about location: Google Maps will take you to the wrong location. Use Apple Maps or follow Briar Hill Road from Bryan Station and then turn left onto Houston Antioch.
May Mornings @ Headwater Farm
Spring into Summer at Headwater Farm and be a part of Seedleaf’s community farming efforts! Every Wednesday from 9AM-11AM during the month of May we’ll be hosting volunteer hours where we’ll accomplish a variety of tasks including planting, weeding, mulching pathways, and more. We can’t wait to see you out there!
Every Wednesday throughout the month of May
‼️Important note about location: Google Maps will take you to the wrong location. Use Apple Maps or follow Briar Hill Road from Bryan Station and then turn left onto Houston Antioch.
Seedleaf Agroforestry Program (SAP)
The Seedleaf Agroforestry Program (SAP) is a monthly program, running January-October. With each 3-hour program, we explore a topic, learn new skills and apply agroforestry practices with hands-on learning.
The purpose of SAP is to promote healthier connections to our food by teaching nature-based design and the skills for regenerative practices. Some of the topics we will cover include: Kentucky native species, planting food forests, and building bioreactors.
Seedleaf Garden Party
Celebrate the beauty of spring at the Seedleaf Spring Garden Party 2025, held in the charming London Ferrill Community Garden. Indulge in an exquisite, locally inspired dinner crafted by renowned Top Chef ™ Paula Endara, featuring the finest Kentucky-grown produce.
We will be serving:
Ale-8 inspired bourbon cocktails
Distinguished speaker to illuminate the legacy of London Ferrill
Silent auction presenting local art
Live DJ
Handmade dishes with local produce
OAK Farmer Field Day
Cover Crops, Perennials and Diversified Plantings
Join this field day to:
Learn about Seedleaf’s community farming practices and cooperative approach to sharing land and resources
Hear about their partnership with USDA’s Natural Resources Conservation Service to support the whole-farm ecosystem
Experience techniques for sowing and terminating cover crops with multiple scales of equipment
Tour a community orchard and gain instight into perennial crop management
This is a FREE event but registration is required. Register here.
Spring Plant Sale
Join us for our annual Spring Plant Sale - this year at Headwater Farm! We will have perennial and annual flowers and vegetables for your garden including special kits like: pizza kits, salsa kits, and self-care herbal kits for any sized garden. Cash and credit accepted. See you there!
Spring Plant Sale
Join us for our annual Spring Plant Sale - this year at Headwater Farm! We will have perennial and annual flowers and vegetables for your garden including special kits like: pizza kits, salsa kits, and self-care herbal kits for any sized garden. Cash and credit accepted. See you there!
Seedleaf Agroforestry Program (SAP)
The Seedleaf Agroforestry Program (SAP) is a monthly program, running January-October. With each 3-hour program, we explore a topic, learn new skills and apply agroforestry practices with hands-on learning.
The purpose of SAP is to promote healthier connections to our food by teaching nature-based design and the skills for regenerative practices. Some of the topics we will cover include: Kentucky native species, planting food forests, and building bioreactors.
Seedleaf Agroforestry Program (SAP)
The Seedleaf Agroforestry Program (SAP) is a monthly program, running January-October. With each 3-hour program, we explore a topic, learn new skills and apply agroforestry practices with hands-on learning.
The purpose of SAP is to promote healthier connections to our food by teaching nature-based design and the skills for regenerative practices. Some of the topics we will cover include: Kentucky native species, planting food forests, and building bioreactors.
Seedleaf Volunteer Orientation
This volunteer orientation will go over:
Responsibilities that volunteers and garden coordinators are tasked with carrying out
Tips and to-dos for successful and safe volunteer sessions
Seedleaf’s mission, our work, and how they play a role in that process
Sign up here: https://forms.gle/P64Gy56rqrtNaV8S9
Great Seed Giveaway
All 6 branches of the Lexington Public Library will be participating in this giveaway. Seeds are provided by Seedleaf and are available while supplies last. Customers are limited to three packets.