On the second Saturday of every month we will be doing planter making workshops for people who want to make planters for their homes, balconies and rooftops.

All our planters are made from pine wood and we use a natural HK Honey beeswax polish to seal the wood and make sure your planter lasts a long time.

Workshop includes:

- Introduction and tour of HK Farm
- Introduction to seasonal and organic urban   agriculture in HK
- Planter making - 34 x 28 x 20 cm high
  (easy to carry home : )
- Soil and seedling planting information
- Rooftop honey tea time

Workshop includes 2 herb seedlings, HK Farm Growing Calendar & Planter Making Manual.

Class of 8 people, HK$ 700 per planter. All materials included. Bilingual (English and Cantonese)

Please visit our Market to book your place

Our first rooftop farm is on a 4,000 square foot rooftop in Ngau Tau Kok, Kwun Tong.

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HK FARM BLUE PRINT TOTE BAG WORKSHOP WITH MARTIN CHEUNG
COMING SOON

Blue Print (also known as Cyanotype), is the oldest non-silver photographic printing process, that involves exposing materials to a UV light source such as the sun. Images can be obtained by blocking UV light from reaching the light sensitive material.

In this workshop participants will create their own Blue Print image on test paper and on a cotton HK Farm tote bag, using plants and found objects from HK Farm.

The workshop will be performed by Martin Cheung, a local photographer specialising in pinhole photography. Martin will take you through the whole Blue Print process.

The workshop includes:
- Blue Print introduction
- Tour of HK Farm by Michael
- Blue Print on test paper
- Blue Print on tote bag
- HK Farm tea made from workshop plants

All materials and tote bag are included

Class of 12 people maximum. Bilingual (English & Cantonese).

Please visit our Market to book your place

Our rooftop farm is on a 4,000 square foot rooftop in Ngau Tau Kok, Kwun Tong. We occassionally do private tours for different companies who want to know more about what we do and how nature can thrive in the urban environment.

We harvest fresh herbs from our rooftop to make honey tea and show people what we are growing. Visitors can also help us attend to the farm.

It's great to see people get out of office mode and enjoy our rooftop with their colleagues.

Please email us if you would like us to do a private tour

It's been over two years since we starting keeping bees in Hong Kong's urban environment and we're pleased to let you know that our seven beehives on our Ngau Tau Kok rooftop are doing great!

If you're interested in knowing more about Hong Kong's bees, learning urban beekeeping or even become a Hong Kong beekeeper, we've planned a 2 day, 4 hour course.

More details here