A series of gardening workshops has been scheduled with Carol Stuttard as the instructor.
The sessions are aimed at garden enthusiasts of all levels of skill and knowledge and are designed to educate, inspire and cultivate a deeper connection with nature.
Workshop sessions will focus on herbs, micro greens and the unique care required for cacti and succulents. The sessions will be held at the Community Center in the art room.
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Series of garden workshops set in Fountain Hills
Carol Stuttard to present
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A series of gardening workshops has been scheduled with Carol Stuttard as the instructor.
The sessions are aimed at garden enthusiasts of all levels of skill and knowledge and are designed to educate, inspire and cultivate a deeper connection with nature.
Workshop sessions will focus on herbs, micro greens and the unique care required for cacti and succulents. The sessions will be held at the Community Center in the art room.
The first session is Growing Herbs for Health Monday, March 18, from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. Participants can discover how easy and rewarding it can be to grow their own herbs. The session covers everything from cultivation to the health benefits of the various plants.
Register for class # 2591. The fee is $20.
Monday, March 25, the workshop will cover Micro Greens for Health. Learn the secrets of growing these potent greens at home to improve meals and offer health benefits. Participants will receive their own set of micro greens ready to sprout.
This is class #2592, and the fee is $25.
Care of Cacti and Succulents is the final session set for Monday, April 8, from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m.
Participants will explore the world of these resilient plants. The discussion will include what is needed to keep the desert dwellers thriving, and there will be a plant for participants to take home.
This is class #2593, and the fee is $20.
Space is limited and registration is open at fountainhillsaz.gov/rec.
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