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Arizona Worm Farm: Tomato 201 – Tomatoes for the Advanced Gardener

Arizona Worm Farm 8430 S. 19th Ave., Phoenix

This class is for those that have already taken our basic tomato class or have at least 1 year of gardening experience. In this advanced course, we will dive into growing heirloom varieties, trellising, pruning techniques, pest control/mitigation, companion planting, in ground growing, ways to improve in areas of past failure and more!

$25.00

Arizona Worm Farm: Tomato Growing

Arizona Worm Farm 8430 S. 19th Ave., Phoenix

The Arizona Worm Farm growing staff will teach the basics of organic tomato growing and give you a gift package to get you started! Topics will include: The Best Time to Plant Choosing the Right Tomato Varieties Sun and Temperature Requirements Soil Preparation Planting Tomatoes Companion plantings Watering, Fertilizing, and Pruning Tomatoes Class includes a...

$25.00

Arizona Worm Farm: VIP Tour

Arizona Worm Farm 8430 S. 19th Ave., Phoenix

VIP tour of the Arizona Worm Farm, including our breeding operations, castings production, organic egg production, and food forest. You will learn how we breed thousands of worms, meet our Black Soldier Fly Larvae and see how we turn garbage into food. This tour may include tastings of some fruits and vegetables - including our...

$25.00

Arizona Worm Farm: Citrus Pruning Workshop

Arizona Worm Farm 8430 S. 19th Ave., Phoenix

Learn how to prepare your citrus trees for spring! Pruning is the healthiest way to manage tree size and shape to ensure an accessible harvest. In this class you will get hands on experience pruning citrus trees in our food forest. This class is taught by Leslie, our head grower. At the end of the...

$25.00

Surprise Public Library: Master Gardener

Surprise Public Library - Asante Library 16755 W. Vereda Solana Dr., Surprise

Master Gardener volunteers from the University of Arizona Cooperative Extension will be available to answer your desert gardening questions, including but not limited to plant selection, irrigation, fertilization, pruning techniques, pest management and problem diagnosis. You can bring plant material or insect specimens for ID and advice.

Free