A Certified Water Harvesting Practitioner will teach you how to design an earth-friendly yard that slows the flow of runoff and collects or utilizes rainwater from roofs, driveways, patios and sidewalks that can reduce your water consumption.

Want to be surrounded by color all year? Landscape plants provide color through different seasons. Learn how to compliment their function in your yard, and fill periodic color gaps, in fun and bright ways to keep your landscape vibrant throughout the year.

Hydrate is WMG's free, 5-part, water harvesting project series offered throughout the Valley. Join us for Hydrate Phoenix: Hydrate Your Plants! Learn about the characteristics of various beautiful native plants you could incorporate into your yard. Attend the full series to build a comprehensive site plan for your landscape. For more information about the Hydrate Phoenix series and to register …

Learn tips and tricks that work for the landscape you have, as well as review the latest advances in outdoor watering efficiency.  Taught by Tempe Water Conservation staff, the workshop will cover sprinklers, drip, bubblers, microbubblers and hose watering.  Technology review will include smart controllers, smart timers and flow sensors.  Tips will include earthworks and soil science. Online (URL provided …

Fall is a great time to tune up your sprinkler & bubbler irrigation system. If your system is giving you trouble and you don’t know why, this class will teach you how to troubleshoot and repair it like the pros.

Classes will be released on the date and time listed and can be accessed at www.youtube.com/digitalpeoria. Are your energy bills on the rise, but you’re not sure where to start to become more efficient? Our energy expert will walk you through basic home efficiency problem areas and tips on how to lower your energy use while staying comfortable.

Hydrate is WMG's free, 5-part, water harvesting project series offered throughout the Valley. Join us for Hydrate Phoenix: Hydrate Your Plants! Learn about the characteristics of various beautiful native plants you could incorporate into your yard. Attend the full series to build a comprehensive site plan for your landscape. For more information about the Hydrate Phoenix series and to register …

There’s nothing tastier than fresh vegetables grown from your own garden. The low desert provides gardeners with the opportunity to grow plants year-round. This class will cover site selection, soil preparation, plant selection, and maintenance. Venue: Zoom webinar Organizer: City of Glendale 623.930.3760 greenliving@glendaleaz.com https://www.glendaleaz.com/Live/City_Services/Water_Services/water_conservation_and_sustainable_living

Fall is a great time to tune up your drip system. If your irrigation system is giving you trouble and you don’t know why, this class will teach you how to troubleshoot and repair it like the pros. Learn how to identify the performance problems in your system and what to do about them.

Classes will be released on the date and time listed and can be accessed at www.youtube.com/digitalpeoria. Did you know that your plants’ water needs change monthly, as should your irrigation controller settings? If you are unsure how to adjust your irrigation controller, this is the class for you. An irrigation and water efficiency expert will cover some basic functions and …

Hydrate is WMG's free, 5-part, water harvesting project series offered throughout the Valley. Join us at for Hydrate Phoenix: Hydrate Your Plants! Learn about the characteristics of various beautiful native plants you could incorporate into your yard. Attend the full series to build a comprehensive site plan for your landscape. For more information about the Hydrate Phoenix series and to …

A new generation of controller is available that automatically adjusts your irrigation schedule based on actual site and weather conditions. Learn how these controllers can prevent irrigation when it rains, apply more water to your landscape during unexpected hot and dry spells, and automatically adjust watering to reduce runoff from slopes.