Classes at the Arvada Community Garden Meetup Group

Roses do well in our area but not everywhere in the garden. Learn where to plant roses, how and when to prune roses, and everything else to give you strong, healthy roses.
Rick Miller & Sally B. AG

This event is 6:00p.m. outside at the garden. FREE and open to the public.

Can you grow food and have a beautiful garden? Yes! Many food crops need pollinators, yet the flowers on the crops themselves are often not enough to support the pollinators. By designing your garden to contain both food and year-round color, you ensure not only beauty, but a continuous supply of pollen for the pollinators on which much of our food depends. You can even incorporate both flowers and color in winter with one native plant. Amy Johnson

Water conservation programs are designed to change water use behavior, introduce improved water fixtures and achieve water savings both short term and long term. This class will show you how to conserve water outdoors in your garden, your lawn and your landscape.
Bill Orchard CMG AG

Learn from Arvada Community Garden beekeepers all about hives and beekeeping. You will learn the life cycle of the European honeybee, and the many unique jobs bees perform in and outside of the hive. Learn how new bees regulate the population of the hive. How is it that a drone can have a mother, a grandmother, a grandfather, but never a father? Learn the current health hazards that threaten the future of honeybees.
John Baltich CMG