Taking a little time to research which plants to use in your landscape will save you time, money, and disappointment. But where do you go to find the information you need? Join Liana Benavides, Bexar County Master Gardener, as she shares some of the best resources, and how to use them, to find plants that […]
Taking a little time to research which plants to use in your landscape will save you time, money, and disappointment. But where do you go to find the information you need? Join Marybeth Parsons, Bexar County Master Gardener, as she shares some of the best resources, and how to use them, to find plants that […]
The SAWS WaterSaver Landscape program offers many ideas and suggestions for growing a successful garden in our South Texas climate. We will help you learn valuable principles and steps to growing gardens and landscapes that function sustainably with local ecosystems. Using appropriate native, water-saving plants will assist you to create your beautiful and eco-friendly garden, […]
Earth-Kind Landscaping uses research-proven techniques to provide for a beautiful and resilient landscape while preserving and protecting the environment. Anna Vogler, Bexar County Master Gardener, will share these principles and explain about our region’s unique climate and how it affects gardening as well as how to implement the methods in an individual landscape.
Are your garden tools rusty, dull, or just plain dirty? Join Green Spaces Alliance to learn how to restore tools to excellent condition and how to maintain them in a few easy steps. Bring a tool that needs some TLC - we'll help you clean it! This workshop will take place inside the High Country […]
If you are looking for tips and tricks on how to attract birds and other pollinators to your landscape, join Mitchell Lake Audubon staff as they teach you about the different shelter, water features, and native plants you can incorporate into your space. This workshop will include specific examples of each and will also discuss […]
Whether you're a seasoned gardener or a beginner, this in-person event is perfect for anyone looking to enhance their gardening skills. Gardening Essentials includes two presentations on the third Monday of every month. You'll have the opportunity to learn from expert gardeners and fellow gardening enthusiasts, who will share their knowledge and tips on various […]
Permaculture is a philosophy that incorporates intentionally working with the natural world when developing your landscape . Each element -land, plants, water - is utilized by following nature's lead. In this class you will learn about permaculture principles that guide such practices (including water conservation, native plants, geography, climate), some permaculture lingo and basic methods […]
Seed saving is an easy practice that every gardener can do! Join Green Spaces Alliance to learn what seed saving is, why it's important, and how you can start saving seeds from your own garden. All participants will be invited to take part in hands-on demonstrations where you will get to harvest seeds of your […]
Help us celebrate National Pollinator Week by stopping by between 10-12 to learn about the benefits that our local pollinators provide and how native plants help them thrive. Make your own pollinator watering station. Take home native plant educational material to learn what plants would work best to attract pollinators to your space. Free. Advance […]
Cycles of flash floods and drought are hard for home gardens and the environment. Rainscapes can create gardens where plants thrive in changing weather. They also benefit wildlife and the local ecosystem with careful planning and plant placement. In this workshop, learn how to build functional rain gardens. Fee: $15 ($10 members.) Advance registration required.
Join Green Spaces Alliance of South Texas for this interactive online workshop to learn about drought in Texas, including how to plan, prepare, and respond to drought. Meet a few drought resistant plants and learn other practical ways to use water wisely in times of drought. This is a free event; suggested $5 donation.