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  • Yavapai College: Growing Fruit – Master Gardener Series

    Yavapai College Prescott Campus 1100 E. Sheldon St., Prescott, United States

    Want to harvest fresh, juicy fruit right from your backyard? Join Steve Miller of Urban Orchard and Farming on his and his wife Sandi's orchard to learn everything you need to get started. Whether growing in the ground or in containers, this class will cover choosing the right fruit varieties, soil basics, watering, pruning and...

    $15
  • Mission Garden: Herb Walk

    Mission Garden 946 W. Mission Ln., Tucson, AZ, United States

    Join us for a guided walk through Mission Garden’s Michael Moore Medicinal Garden and discover the many ways plants have been valued for their medicinal properties and healing traditions. Led by a volunteer herbalist, this walk offers an opportunity to learn about the medicinal significance of plants growing throughout the garden, their traditional uses, and...

    $10
  • Pima County Parenting Coalition: Garden Discovery Days

    Family Resource Center at Robles Elementary 9875 S. Sasabe Rd., Tucson, United States

    This class connects you and your child to the garden through hands-on activities, where you’ll learn where food comes from, explore nature, and create fun nature-inspired crafts. Ages 0 -...

    Free
  • Maricopa County Parks and Recreation: Edible Plants Hike

    McDowell Mountain Regional Park 16300 McDowell Mountain Park Dr. MMRP, Fountain Hills, AZ, United States

    Join Ranger Jacque for a guided morning hike to explore the edible plants of the Sonoran Desert. We will walk along the Wagner Trail, identifying native plants that have served as vital food and medicinal sources for generations of inhabitants. This 2.2-mile loop is rated easy, featuring gravelly terrain and 124 ft elevation change.  Please...

    Free with Park Fee
  • Tucson Botanical Gardens: Pre-contact Agaves in the Southwestern United States – Rediscovering Lost Crops among the Hohokam and other Arizona Cultures

    Tucson Botanical Gardens 2150 N. Alvernon Way, Tucson, AZ, United States

    Agaves have long been recognized for their importance in Mesoamerica, but their significance to Indigenous peoples north of the U.S.–Mexico border has only recently gained broader attention. Research shows that pre-Columbian farmers cultivated multiple domesticated agave varieties in Arizona as early as A.D. 600, with many surviving today as living remnants of ancient agricultural systems....

    Free with Admission
  • Pima County Parenting Coalition: Garden Discovery Days

    Family Resource Center at Robles Elementary 9875 S. Sasabe Rd., Tucson, United States

    This class connects you and your child to the garden through hands-on activities, where you’ll learn where food comes from, explore nature, and create fun nature-inspired crafts. Ages 0 - 5

    Free