Event Series Summer Garden Classes

Ground covers Using Native Plants

Demonstration Garden 1000 Ahtanum Road, Union Gap, WA

Back to Ahtanum Demo Garden classes Emily Hamant, Yakima County Heritage Garden Program Coordinator Join us as we learn more about native Washington ground covers, alternatives to common noxious or invasive ground covers, and why the sagebrush steppe ecosystem has few ground covers.

Free

Event Series Summer Garden Classes

Canyon Blooms Petals for Patients

Demonstration Garden 1000 Ahtanum Road, Union Gap, WA

Back to Ahtanum Demo Garden classes Dr. Kara Lolley, Executive Director and Founder, and Canyon Blooms Staff Vases of flowers bring hope and joy to so many. Learn about how a growing nonprofit has been blessing so many with free flower deliveries.  Also learn techniques for using your own blooms in bouquets to brighten your […]

Free

Event Series Summer Garden Classes

Transitioning to Natives: A Trio of Trials

Demonstration Garden 1000 Ahtanum Road, Union Gap, WA

Back to Ahtanum Demo Garden classes Debra Kroon, Yakima County Master Gardener 2003 Changing gardening practices isn't always easy or quick, even for Master Gardeners.  Join us for a living storyboard about moving from one style of garden practices to a Heritage style.

Free
Event Series Summer Garden Classes

Tomato Pruning * Plant Support * Knot Tying

West Valley Food Garden 602 South 123rd Ave., Yakima, WA

Back to Food Garden classes Many plants in your garden thrive with some support. Your indeterminate tomatoes tend to create a jungle in your garden if not controlled.  Keeping your veggies off the ground will help save them from disease and pests, and make it easier for you to move through your garden and maintain […]

Free
Event Series Summer Garden Classes

An Intro to Bees & The Washington Bee Atlas

Demonstration Garden 1000 Ahtanum Road, Union Gap, WA

Back to Ahtanum Demo Garden classes Dr. Karen Wright, Pollinator Taxonomist with the Washington State Department of Agriculture Learn about the many varieties of bees in our state and what we can do to document our bee population and their host plants.

Free