Tagawa Gardens

Kentucky Bluegrass needs a lot of water, luckily there are many grasses native to Colorado that don’t.  Come learn about native and adapted grasses, and how to convert your turf so you can maintain a new beautiful yard.   Hosted by Aurora Water. 10:30 am - 11:30 am

Get a head start on your garden with our "Cold Crops” class! Learn how to grow hardy vegetables like lettuce, kale, and broccoli that thrive in cooler temperatures. From soil preparation to planting techniques, this workshop will help you enjoy fresh, homegrown produce in early spring or fall! 12:30pm-1:30pm

Should trees be staked after planting? What does the root system of a tree look like? What about fast-growing trees? What about fast-growing trees? Should you reduce the height to make them safer? These and four other tree care myths will be examined in this class. 2:30 pm - 3:30 pm

Learn the essentials of pruning and caring for fruit trees to maximize health, growth, and harvest. This hands-on class covers proper techniques, tools, and timing for maintaining strong, productive trees year-round. Perfect for beginners and experienced gardeners looking to cultivate thriving fruit trees.

A wildlife habitat really can coexist within a covenant-controlled community. This presentation describes tricks and compromises that ensure that your garden will please both wildlife and fastidious neighbors.   1 pm-2 pm

Our Little Buds program is passionate about early childhood literacy.  Bring your enthusiasm and curiosity and enjoy a fun twist on storytime. Families can join us for storytime, with an up-and-active portion to help youngsters connect to plants, animals, and our neighborhoods through imaginative play and craft-making. We will meet in Aisle 15 in the […]

So far as pruning is concerned, the old arborist’s adage is “The best time to prune is whenever the saw is sharp.” While not exactly 100% true, a great majority of trees and shrubs can be easily and safely pruned any time of year! So, how do you properly prune that tree or shrub in […]

Learn how to create a fire-resilient landscape that protects your home. This class covers ignition-resistant plants, smart design strategies, and best practices for reducing wildfire risk. Discover how to build defensible space, minimize flammable materials, and enhance your property's safety while maintaining a thriving outdoor environment. John Murgel is an extension county specialist from the […]

Say goodbye to pesky early-season garden invaders! In this class, we’ll dive into effective strategies for tackling aphids, clover mites, scale, and more. Discover proactive steps to set your garden up for success with minimal pest problems, and learn how to spot common seasonal pests before they become a hassle! 2:30 pm - 3:30 pm

Need help organizing your spring gardening to-dos? Marcia Tatroe will offer her spring checklist to help you prioritize and manage your workflow in your landscape so you can start Spring off on the right foot!