What age is appropriate for this workshop?

The workshop is family-friendly and suitable for children of all ages; adult supervision is required for younger participants.

Check in at Greenhouses #4, 700 Lawlins Road, Wyckoff, 5–10 minutes before the session start time.

Are materials provided?

Yes—planters, live plants, potting mix, rocks, and dinosaur accessories are included in the class fee.

Can I bring my own dinosaur figures or containers?

Yes—personal accessories or containers are welcome as long as they fit within the workspace and are safe to handle.

Is there parking on site?

On-site parking is available near the greenhouse; allow a few extra minutes to walk to Greenhouses #4 from the lot.

What is the cancellation policy?

Cancellation and refund terms are set by the booking provider; check your reservation confirmation or the referral link for specific policies.

Make a Dinosaur Garden in Wyckoff: 1-Hour Greenhouse Workshop

At Greenhouses #4, 700 Lawlins Road in Wyckoff, New Jersey, the Dinosaur Garden Workshop turns a one-hour session into an encounter with tiny prehistoric landscapes. Designed for families and curious makers, this hands-on class supplies a planter, live plants, rocks, soil, and dinosaur figures so you can build a miniature Jurassic tableau to display on a porch or windowsill. The workshop is compact—about 60 minutes—and deliberately low-pressure: facilitators bring materials and instructions, and adults supervise children but the process is intuitive. Key features include the greenhouse workspace, trays of live plants and natural materials, a selection of dinosaur accessories, and a variety of containers suited to indoor or outdoor display. The tactile mix—potting soil, smooth stones, miniature trees—rewards curious fingers and offers a quick lesson in small-scale design and plant care. This experience makes an ordinary summer night into a memorable craft session. It’s family-friendly, suitable for beginners, and intentionally social: projects cluster on benches under polycarbonate light, so you can compare compositions, swap ideas, and leave with a finished habitat. The small group size (12 participants) keeps attention personal and allows instructors to help with plant selection and watering basics. Why book the Dinosaur Garden Workshop when you’re visiting Wyckoff? It’s an accessible, weather-tame way to connect with the region’s gardening culture without the commitment of a full landscaping class. Located just off Lawlins Road, the greenhouse setting offers a close-up look at living plant material and propagation practices used on small-scale farms and nurseries around northern New Jersey. For parents, it’s a chance to channel dinosaur enthusiasm into a quiet, creative project that teaches plant stewardship. Practical notes: check-in at Greenhouses #4 5–10 minutes early; bring a supervising adult for younger children; everything you need is provided. The finished garden is portable, so it travels home as an easy souvenir. Local visitors often pair this workshop with a stroll through nearby community green spaces or a visit to local farms on weekends. If you’re after a creative, short-duration activity that blends craft with light horticulture, this class delivers—fast, friendly, and fun. Whether you’re making a planter with a dinosaur perched on stone or arranging tiny ferns beside a plastic T. rex, the workshop encourages experimentation and returns you to the everyday with something alive and slightly prehistoric on your windowsill. Instructors will usually recommend keeping the planter in bright, indirect light and watering sparingly—most miniature gardens prefer slightly moist but not waterlogged soil—so consider the plant care tips you learn here as part of the take-home value. The workshop is also a good gift for birthday groups, scouting troops, or casual date nights where a short, hands-on creative project beats another movie night. Seats fill for weekend sessions.