Seed starting indoors is a cost-effective way that allows you to grow long season crops in short season climates. Your Instructor: Adair Patterson manages the Research Greenhouse at NAU, which supports a variety of community garden efforts both on and off campus alongside academic plant research and native plant restoration in the southwest. Each Root Camp class […]
Learn to create survivable space, utilizing best landscape practices to slow the spread of a wildfire toward your home. Our in-house experts and a representative from APS will discuss how fire spreads, the three “zones” surrounding one’s house, how to maintain survivable space, and how to ultimately stop the spread of a wildfire using […]
Fertilizers can help make crops more nutritious by adding important elements like zinc, iodine, and selenium to the soil. Your Instructor: Dane Munk “lives and breathes horticulture” and loves to share his expertise. Each Root Camp class is $10 (plus fees), but for each class you attend, you’ll receive a $10 certificate that can be redeemed […]
Join us for our annual FREE Spring Celebration, including an Easter Egg Hunt for the kids, face painters and balloon twisters. There is only one egg hunt and it will start promptly at 10 am. We'll also have a Petting Zoo with a wide variety of animals, including a mini horse, a goat, a pig, […]
Your trees and shrubs are significant investments of time and money. Learn how to keep them healthy in this class. Your Instructor: Rowan Brandenberg, a Flagstaff native, has worked with trees and shrubs at Warner’s for two years and appreciates not only the way trees and shrubs add to the region’s landscape, but the microclimates […]