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Are your citrus trees full of fruit? Donate your citrus to families in our community! Drop off your citrus at: Ashley Home Store 100 N. Pantano Rd. Can't drop it off here? Check out our other Super Citrus Saturday events for different locations!
Are your citrus trees full of fruit? Donate your citrus to families in our community! Drop off your citrus at: Rillito Nursery and Garden Center 6303 N. La Cholla Can't drop it off here? Check out our other Super Citrus Saturday events for different locations!
Purchase plants and pick-up seeds at Nuestra Tierra Learning Garden located past the playground on the west side of the Community Food Bank’s building on S. Country Club Rd. Questions? Contact (520) 882-3307 or email garden@communityfoodbank.org.
Purchase plants and pick-up seeds at Nuestra Tierra Learning Garden located past the playground on the west side of the Community Food Bank’s building on S. Country Club Rd. Questions? Contact (520) 882-3307 or email garden@communityfoodbank.org.
Where to Put Your Garden: Basic Site Design Participants will learn how to select a location in their yard that will increase the likelihood that their garden will thrive. We’ll go over the basics of what plants need to grow best while also taking into consideration the needs of the gardener. Todos los talleres son... Read More
Purchase plants and pick-up seeds at Nuestra Tierra Learning Garden located past the playground on the west side of the Community Food Bank’s building on S. Country Club Rd. Questions? Contact (520) 882-3307 or email garden@communityfoodbank.org.
Purchase plants and pick-up seeds at Nuestra Tierra Learning Garden located past the playground on the west side of the Community Food Bank’s building on S. Country Club Rd. Questions? Contact (520) 882-3307 or email garden@communityfoodbank.org.
How to Improve Desert Soils: Holistic Soil Management Participants will spend time learning how they can increase the fertility of desert soils to make them more suitable for growing food crops. Emphasis on holistic soil management strategies like no-fill, cover cropping, and organic mulches. Todos los talleres son bilingues Questions? garden@communityfoodbank.org
Purchase plants and pick-up seeds at Nuestra Tierra Learning Garden located past the playground on the west side of the Community Food Bank’s building on S. Country Club Rd. Questions? Contact (520) 882-3307 or email garden@communityfoodbank.org.
Purchase plants and pick-up seeds at Nuestra Tierra Learning Garden located past the playground on the west side of the Community Food Bank’s building on S. Country Club Rd. Questions? Contact (520) 882-3307 or email garden@communityfoodbank.org.
Low-Water Use Gardening: Drip Irrigation and More Participants will focus on conserving the desert’s most precious natural resource, water. In this class, participants will learn a variety of methods to irrigate their gardens, from ancient traditional agricultural techniques to modern state of the art technologies. Todos los talleres son bilingues Questions? garden@communityfoodbank.org
Planting a Healthy Garden: Techniques for Success in Desert Gardening Participants will learn some of the foundational principles of Organic Gardening. We’ll go over Tucson’s unique planting calendar, talk about pest control, and also cover topics like companion planting, crop rotation, and organic fertilizers. Todos los talleres son bilingues Questions? garden@communityfoodbank.org
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