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Here in Colorado, having a big yard can be a luxury. Even more so to have a big yard with the perfect spot for a garden. Luckily, there are still plenty of ways to garden and involve the whole family! Learn the basics of organic gardening in Colorado’s unique climate from the soil, up, with

Trees are a great investment to your landscape, and can’t be forgotten about when you’re adjusting your irrigation system when going xeric. Discover more about waterwise tree selection, care, and other tips and tricks for your trees, both young and old with Eric Hammond. Instructed By: Eric Hammond Extension Director, CSU Extension Presented By:

From beneficial insects to garden pests, you’ll learn all about the critters you share your garden with. Who are they? What type of habitats do they need? And what types of plants do they like? Find out during this webinar with Tamla Blunt! Click here to register! Instructed By: Tamla Blunt Agricultural Biology, CSU Extension

Become a waterwise plant pro by learning the in’s and out’s of native plants in our arid climate. From pollinator-friendly flowers to the best shade trees, Deryn Davidson will cover a wide range of planting possibilities. Click here to register on Zoom! Instructed By: Deryn Davidson Horticulture Extension Agent, CSU Extension Sponsored By:

In this seminar Michael Eytel will be discussing what the future of the Colorado’s water supply will look like, and ways you can help conserve. While it may look bleak, find comfort in the little things you can do that play a big part in saving water for future generations. Click here to register on

Fruit yielding plants can be a good use of water over simple ornamentals, and are good for local wildlife. Fruits like apples, pears, raspberries, and currants are commonly grown in Colorado landscapes, but do you know how to care for them? Amy Lentz, CSU Extension, will be discussing general growing tips, including best practices for

Learn how to create your own rain garden oasis! Rain gardens are beautiful gardens, full of native plants, that are watered only with the rain. During this workshop with Jessica Thrasher, we’ll cover design, sizing, and plant choice to conserve water and save money on your water bill! Click here to register! ¡Aprenda a crear

Come learn from turf expert Tony Koski how to reduce water use in your landscape while still keeping it an attractive and functional space. Topics will include; the basics of water-wise landscaping, low water use plants, alternative lawns and reducing water use in bluegrass. The focus will be on practical tips for both new and

Did you know Colorado has a vast number of vibrant, lush, LOW-WATER plants that thrive in this area? Annie Barrow from Denver Botanic Gardens says Xeriscape should never be ZEROscape, but instead a “waterwise landscape” filled with beautiful low-water plants. She will discuss how to use what you have and plant to the environment around

With in-ground irrigation systems and a dry landscape, gardening in Colorado can be a bit different than in other places. Mike McNulty will cover the basics and best practices to help you have the most successful waterwise garden possible. This webinar will be offered with Spanish translation. Click here to register on Zoom! Instructed By:

This Earth Day we will explore the biodiversity of local pollinators and how they help contribute to a healthy ecosystem! Learn how to plant, maintain, and care for pollinator’s habitats in your own garden. Pollinators are essential for all life on Earth, so learn from Cassey Anderson all about how to support these creatures. Click