Grow your own heritage fruit trees in the Sonoran Desert Friday February 14, 2025, 9:00am-12:00pm At Mission Garden, in the Event Ramada and Spanish Colonial Orchard $60, Spots limited: Register and pay here. Learn all about the historically and culturally important fruit trees of the Sonoran Desert with Jesús García, Director of the Kino Heritage...
Join Georgia Lord Library's Master Gardener Terri Kelly, noon-1pm. Presentations will be timely for the season covering topics from vegetable gardens, to landscape watering, to desert adapted plantings and everything in between. Master Gardeners provide outreach and education to our community. And they help bring science-based information on plants, gardens and landscapes to the public.
Friday, February 14th at 2 PM Book: Fruit Bowl By Mark Hoffmann Activity: Taste Test Fruits & Make your Fruit Clown In this week’s class, we will be exploring different types of fruits. The children will get to experience a taste test of different fruits and learn facts about them. At the end, the children...
Edible plants are all around us in the Sonoran Desert. The indigenous people who have lived here for centuries were at first hunter/gatherers when they arrived here in the Sonoran Desert. They then became farmers as they began saving seeds to cultivate their own crops. As hunter/gatherers they became familiar with our native plants and learned which...