Tagawa Gardens

Picking and eating a fresh homegrown apple, peach, plum, or pear sounds too good to be true. But enjoying fresh fruit out of your backyard is closer than you think.  Join Kelsey, our Garden Coach, for a primer on how to grow fruit trees that thrive in our front-range landscape.  This program will cover common […]

A shady spot in your landscape offers the opportunity to grow some unique plant selections that tolerate shade and prefer it.  These include richly colored flowers, plants with lush foliage, flowering groundcovers, and vines that will climb and provide cover.  Come learn the basics of 38 trees, shrubs, and perennials that thrive in full to […]

It is possible to enjoy perennial plants in pots. If you have limited space or simply want to plant with a different palate, join Roxann as she discusses the ins and outs of planting perennials in containers.

Join Carole Kastler from Camelot Designs as she highlights different designs in real-time and how to incorporate plantings that fit even the trickiest landscape zones, like the dreaded hell strip, dry shade, and steep slopes. You can work with these areas and do it in a way that also benefits butterflies, hummingbirds, bats, and more.

One of our Native Plant enthusiasts, Connie H, is excited to share all of the beautiful plants that have adapted to live in our high plains ecosystems and why it can be so incredible to grow what we know already thrives here. This is a great class for beginners who want to learn more about […]

Need some tips and techniques to help you fight insects and diseases and be environmentally sensitive at the same time? Tagawa Garden Ambassador Luan Akin explains how IPM works and how it can change the way you garden.

It is not uncommon to have issues in your yard that can be challenging to overcome.  Too much sun, too much shade, no focal point, hills, and a host of other difficulties can plague your landscape.  In this class, we will provide solutions for three common problems. Join us as we cover some of the […]

If you’re looking to improve your yields and enjoy more beauty in your veggie garden, join Linda as she shares flowers you can interplant to help attract more beneficial insects.

These pesky beetles cause many headaches and heartbreaks for Colorado Gardeners. Join John P. as he shares preemptive and strategic steps you can take to target these destructive insects. Bring your neighbors because it takes a village to make a difference.