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  • Queen Creek – Free Workshop: Water-Saving Strategies for the Desert Garden

    Town of Queen Creek Library 21802 S Ellsworth Rd, Queen Creek, AZ, United States

    Join author and horticulturist Noelle Johnson, "AZ Plant Lady," as she shares practical strategies for creating a beautiful, low-water landscape. Learn how to reduce outdoor water use—often the biggest portion of household consumption—through smart plant choices, soil improvement, microclimates, rain harvesting, and more. Leave with actionable tips to conserve water while maintaining a thriving desert garden. This FREE Water-Smart Workshop …

  • Chandler – Foraging & Identification of Desert Plants

    City of Chandler Nature Center 4050 E. Chandler Heights Road, Chandler, AZ, United States

    Explore the rich world of desert edibles in this hands-on workshop. Learn how to safely identify native plants, understand their traditional uses, and discover which ones are edible, medicinal, or both. Perfect for beginners and nature lovers looking to deepen their connection with the desert landscape. Register HERE

  • Phoenix – Selecting Native Plants for Multiple Benefits

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    The Watershed Management Group and the City of Phoenix Water Services Department is holding the annual Hydrate Phoenix classes this October! This five-class series covers several topics on what Water Smart living can look like across the Valley. From harnessing rainwater for use on your landscape, to attracting pollinators, to growing vegetables, join us for Hydrate Phoenix 2025! Learn More …

  • Gilbert – Control Your Irrigation Controller

    Southeast Regional Library 775 N. Greenfield Rd., Gilbert, AZ

    Those timers with the dials and buttons can be intimidating but once you learn how they operate them they’re very easy to program. With this class you can master programming these to get the right amount of water to your landscape and keep your water bill from skyrocketing in the summers. You’ll also learn about some of the advanced functions …

  • Glendale: Pollinator Gardening

    Rose Lane Community Center 5003 W Marlette Ave, Glendale, AZ

    Pollinators are vital to our food production! Creating pollinator-friendly spaces has become increasingly popular as their habitats come under threat due to urban development. Find out how you can invite pollinators and other beneficial wildlife to your garden from Master Gardener and Landscaper, George Reconco with Native Landscape & Garden.

  • Gilbert – Smart Controllers

    Southeast Regional Library 775 N. Greenfield Rd., Gilbert, AZ

    If you leave town in the summer or hate going out each month to adjust your irrigation controller, you may want to look at purchasing a smart controller. Smart controllers take into account local daily weather conditions and water accordingly. The Town of Gilbert also offers a rebate for smart controllers. Learn More: gilbertaz.gov/waterworkshops  

  • Peoria – Controller Programming

    Peoria Rio Vista Recreation Center 8866 W Thunderbird Rd., Peoria, AZ, United States

    Did you know a plant’s water needs change monthly? Adjusting an irrigation timer can feel intimidating, but we’re here to help! Our irrigation and water efficiency expert will explain basic functions and programming options for a typical irrigation controller. SPACE IS LIMITED! To register, call 623.773.7137 or visit www.peoriaaz.gov/recplace and select Adult Specialty Classes.

  • Gilbert – Water 101

    Southeast Regional Library 775 N. Greenfield Rd., Gilbert, AZ

    Have you been hearing a lot about drought and water shortage? Come learn how Gilbert has prepared for these conditions and is still able to grow because of our diverse and resilient water portfolio. Also, you will get to see how water is treated, recycled, and saved at our water, wastewater, and recharge facilities. Learn More: gilbertaz.gov/waterworkshops  

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