Need to prune your landscape? Learn the basics of pruning by attending this hands-on workshop! You'll learn why, when, and how to prune vegetation in order to maintain a healthy and beautiful landscape throughout the year. Register here!
Have you ever wanted to try composting but aren't sure how to start? We've got you covered! This workshop will teach you how to turn your at-home organic matter into fertilizer that reduces the need for additional water and synthetic fertilizers. Register here!
Trees and shrubs are the most essential living elements of your landscape. Join us for this introductory presentation taught by an ISA-certified arborist, and learn the basics of pruning to keep your investments healthy, functional and looking great! You will learn the art and science of good pruning at this free workshop, including: How to prune young trees for …
Check out which plants are best to promote pollinators and native wildlife in your yard. Register here
The key to a healthy, long-lasting plant can boil down to one phrase, “The right plant for the right place.” In this class we will talk about how to properly select a plant and planting location, so your landscape can thrive while you save on water and maintenance. To register click here and look under "Green Living" or call 623.773.7137
Grow your garden on a budget! Propagating desert cacti, succulents, and herbaceous plants is one of the easiest ways to grow your garden while saving money. Jonathan Manning, from Elgin Nursery and Tree Farm, will go over everything you need to know from seed saving and starting plants, to harvesting “pups” and softwood cuttings, to dividing and splitting plants. P.S. …
Join our composting class to unlock the secrets of transforming kitchen scraps and yard waste into nutrient-rich, organic compost for your garden and beyond! Composting is an environmentally responsible way to manage organic waste and a valuable resource for enhancing soil fertility. In this workshop taught by a local Master Gardener, you'll gain the knowledge and skills to become …
Learn how to create a well-designed, rainwater harvesting system for your landscape. Creating swales (depressions in your landscape) will store water in your yard to nourish plants and provide groundwater recharge. The system will prevent runoff, allowing you to reduce your water use and save money during the rainy season. Once a rainwater harvesting system is set up, costs and …
Learn best practices for converting from water thirsty grass to native xeriscape and how residents can qualify for up to $2000 towards a landscape conversion rebate. Register Here!
Discover beautiful Sonoran Desert plants that can serve many purposes in your yard. Register here
Protect your landscape investment! Is your landscape equipped to thrive in our region’s climate? Andrew Pirrone, Water Conservation Coordinator for the City of Goodyear, will showcase practical methods to increase the resiliency and health of your landscape and other valuable irrigation tips.
Did you know that as your plants’ water needs change monthly, so should your irrigation controller settings? If you are unsure how to adjust or program your irrigation controller, an irrigation and water efficiency expert will cover some basic functions and programing abilities of a typical controller. To register click here and look under "Green Living" or call 623.773.7137
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