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Pruning ornamental trees and shrubs is important to keep your plants healthy and looking good. Pruning purposes for ornamentals is different than for fruit-producing trees. Pruning directs growth, provides proper shaping, and is essential for plant health, longevity, and beauty. Join us to learn how you can prune your trees and shrubs correctly and with confidence. Taught by Zac Roberts, Conservation Coordinator and Arborist for the District.

Grab your family and friends and join us for one of the best Ladies Nights Out! Come join us for our February Basic Self-Defense class. You will learn how to avoid and recognize risk, and learn that you can defend yourself. This class is empowering and fun. You will learn 27 different techniques of self defense Class is a total of 12 hours; Dates and Times are as follows: (ALL dates must be attended in order to graduate)

Pruning ornamental trees and shrubs is important to keep your plants healthy and looking good. Pruning purposes for ornamentals is different than for fruit-producing trees. Pruning directs growth, provides proper shaping, and is essential for plant health, longevity, and beauty. Join us to learn how you can prune your trees and shrubs correctly and with confidence. Taught by Zac Roberts, Conservation Coordinator and Arborist for the District.

Pruning fruit trees can feel overwhelming, but knowing when, why, and how to prune is key to healthy, productive trees. This class combines classroom instruction with photos and explanations, followed by live demonstrations to give you the confidence to prune your own fruit trees for optimal production, structure, and health. Taught by Helen Muntz, Education and Learning Garden Lead for the District. If weather conditions prevent the outdoor portion, additional indoor instruction will be provided, including branch demonstrations to practice proper pruning cuts.