ST. GEORGE — Casey Jones, a horticulturist at The Garden, will present a workshop on vegetable gardening in Southern Utah on Saturday at 10 a.m.
Learn how to make the Dixie climate work for your vegetable garden with correct plant water guidelines. The workshop is free and open to the public.
The gardening event is held at the Community Garden in Tonaquint Park located at 1851 S. Dixie Drive in St. George.
The 2015 class line-up is as follows:
- March 7 | Raised Beds and Gardening | Learn best practices for building and gardening in raised planting beds
- March 21 | River Friendly Landscapes and Rainwater Harvesting | Discuss water-wise landscape practices and tips for harvesting rainwater
- Apr. 11 | Water-efficient Landscape Design | Learn the design basics to create a water-efficient, lush landscape
- Apr. 25 | Trees and Shrubs | Instruction will be given on how to prune and properly care for your trees and shrubs
- May 9 | Herbs | Everything you wanted to know about herbs: selecting, growing, culinary use and preserving
- May 30 | Water-efficient Lawn Care | Learn the best management practices for a water-efficient lawn
- June 13 | Cactus & Succulents | Learn how to select and nurture cactus and succulents
- June 27 | Edible Landscapes | Know how to design and care for an edible landscape
- July 11 | Pest Management | Discuss common pests and effective pesticide options
- July 18 | Container Planting | Add color, dimension and visual appeal to your landscape with container planting; tips on caring for potted plants, including minimizing water use, will be shared
- Aug. 8, 22 | Veggie Gardening | Learn how to make Southern Utah’s long growing season work to your advantage when planting and harvesting vegetables
- Sept. 12 | Cooking with Homegrown Produce | Discuss how to cook and use produce from your garden
- Sept. 26 | Planting and Planning | Create color and creativity in your landscape, even during the cold winter months
- Nov. 7 | Bulbs | Discover how to plant, care for and design bulbs in your landscape
About the Washington County Water Conservancy District
Washington County Water Conservancy District, a not-for-profit public agency, was established in 1962 to manage Southern Utah’s regional water needs. The district oversees the development, stabilization, management, acquisition and conservation of water resources in Washington County in an ongoing effort to provide a safe, sustainable water supply for current and future generations.
Submitted by the Washington County Water Conservancy District
Event details and resources
- What: Vegetable gardening workshop
- When: Saturday, Feb. 21, at 10 a.m.
- Where: Community Garden, Tonaquint Park, 1851 South Dixie Drive, St. George
- For more information call 435-673-3617
- Washington County Water Conservancy District website
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