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Make something ordinary extraordinary! With just a few houseplants, a miniature patio set, a pebble stone path and a touch of fairy dust and whimsy, you can have your very own fairy garden! A tranquil forest scene or a secluded garden set up will be sure to attract fairies, good luck and other miniature wonders. […]

presented by Lauren Springer Ogden & Scott Ogden What makes a garden sensual? It can be the play of light and darkness; the contrast of sound and motion against stillness and serenity; the visual, fragrant, and tactile qualities of plants; the creation of mystery, surprise, and immersion; the presence of fascinating creatures; or beautiful ripe […]

presented by Lauren Springer Ogden & Scott Ogden What makes a garden sensual? It can be the play of light and darkness; the contrast of sound and motion against stillness and serenity; the visual, fragrant, and tactile qualities of plants; the creation of mystery, surprise, and immersion; the presence of fascinating creatures; or beautiful ripe […]

presented by Beth Conrey Pollinating insects are crucial to any garden's success – without them, most plants won’t produce the fruit and seeds they need to thrive! But honey bees are only a small part of the pollinator spectrum – there is a wide variety of alternative pollinators all around us. Would you like to learn […]

presented by Don Eversoll Local botanist, author and gardener Don Eversoll will present an easy-to-follow slide presentation titled, "EVEN MORE SECRETS From My Grandma's Garden".  Always a popular speaker, Don will show how to make super soil from dirt or clay and will reveal new tricks on growing 'killer' heirloom tomatoes, both by starting your […]

presented by Jane Shellenberger There are two distinctly different types of vegetables that we can grow in most parts of Colorado. Cool season vegetables like greens, broccoli, and potatoes like to start growing in cool spring temperatures and they love our cool nights. But warm season crops like tomatoes, peppers, most beans, and squash like […]

presented by Bryant Mason This class covers the basics of how to start and maintain an easy and productive raised bed vegetable garden in your backyard. The topics covered will include: soil development, how to build raised beds, selecting a location, planting timing, choosing the best crops, weeding, watering, harvesting, and other topics related to […]