“Let’s Talk Peaches with Kristin”
Tuesday, April 11th at 5pm AZ - Tree Chat on 2nd Tuesday (5pm Pacific/8pm Eastern) This year we are bringing in guests to talk about growing specific fruit types. This […]
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Seed Chat “Companion Planting”
Zoom Webinar A link to log in to the event will be sent in separate email.Have you ever thought about growing plants together like carrots love tomatoes? Join us as we explore which plants like growing together, and which ones don't.
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Tree Chat: Let’s Talk Pomegranates
Zoom A link to log in to the event will be sent in separate email.Tuesday, May 9th at 5pm AZ - Tree Chat on 2nd Tuesday (5pm Pacific/8pm Eastern) This year we are bringing in guests to talk about growing specific fruit types. This […]
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Seed Chat “Grexing – What is it?”
Zoom A link to log in to the event will be sent in separate email.New topics each* month Get Your Seed Saving Questions Answered! 5pm AZ Pacific / 6pm Mountain (AZ) / 8pm Eastern Grexing is a term that you might have heard in […]
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Garden Chat “Small Space Urban Farming”
Zoom A link to log in to the event will be sent in separate email.If you only have a little space to grow food, let's chat about how to make the most of that space. This month we chat with Enoch Graham, of the YouTube channel the Urban Gardener, about some of the best ways to maximize a harvest out of a minimal space. Join us for a monthly Zoom class on a variety of Gardening Topics. Come Chat with us!
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Seed Chat: Seed Saving and Climate Change
Zoom A link to log in to the event will be sent in separate email.Noticed anything odd recently? Perhaps climate change has your community a bit up in arms. Unexpected rain, hotter high temps, lower low temps. How do we prepare for changing climatic conditions in terms of growing and saving seeds? Bill McDorman and Greg Peterson will delve into this ever-evolving topic and offer tips for riding the waves of uncertainty. Come Chat with Us!
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Garden Chat “Water Harvesting for Gardens”
Zoom A link to log in to the event will be sent in separate email."Rain, Rain, go away?" Whoever said that never had to water a garden in the summer months. Join us as we chat with our good friend and water harvesting educator Don Titmus about boosting our water resources for our gardens with a few simple systems that can quickly pay for themselves.
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Tree Chat: Let’s talk Figs
Zoom Webinar A link to log in to the event will be sent in separate email.Tuesday, July 11th at 5pm AZ - Tree Chat on 2nd Tuesday (5pm Pacific/8pm Eastern) This year we are bringing in guests to talk about growing specific fruit types. Let's […]
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Seed Chat: Seed Support and Where to Find It
Zoom Webinar A link to log in to the event will be sent in separate email.Seed classes, seed libraries, seed companies, books and teaching tools. We’ll talk about (and link) our favorite resources whether you are starting a community seed library, launching a seed business or looking for that fabulous book you can cuddle up with to find inspiration and context for your seed saving journey. Come Chat with Us!
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Garden Chat “Pro-Gardening Tips”
Zoom A link to log in to the event will be sent in separate email.This month we will chat with our friend and author Zach Loeks about his tips and tricks for getting the most out of your garden. He is willing to share some of what he learned managing his award-winning farm.
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Tree Chat: Breaking News
Zoom Webinar A link to log in to the event will be sent in separate email.We have feverishly been working behind the scenes to bring to life a better Fruit Tree training program than the what we've created so far. Come join us August 8th to get the breaking news on this program.
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Seed Chat: Bugs, disease, weather and animals
Zoom Webinar A link to log in to the event will be sent in separate email.Is it possible to benefit from a complete destruction of your favorite crop by your least favorite insect? How do we learn to live with the critters that occupy our lands (and were probably there first)? What about the rapidly accelerating weather patterns. What have you noticed in your backyard and how does that get translated to taking advantage of planting at different times that may not be your usual planting schedule? Being flexible and open to “not knowing” says a lot about how to interact with your garden and finding success as even the look of success changes. Come Chat with Us!
