DENVER URBAN GARDENS
Denver
News: Denver Urban Gardens marks the arrival of gardening season by offering an online series of four master classes that will help new gardeners experience success growing an organic, abundant urban garden in Colorado.
The classes are designed for those who are ready to grow for the first time and develop a deeper understanding of organic methods — and to take knowledge and skills to the next level.
They’re taught by “Jungle” Judy Elliott, senior education specialist for Denver Urban Gardens. The cost is $35 per class or $99 for all four.
The four sessions are:
- Planning your garden
- Maintaining your garden
- Transitioning into fall
- Putting your garden to bed
To enroll, or receive more information, email [email protected] or visit community.dug.org/plans/199078
About the organization: Denver Urban Gardens is the largest independent network of food-producing community gardens in the nation. With some 190 community and school-based gardens and farms throughout the Denver area, it plays an important role in reducing barriers to fresh, healthy, organic food by providing access to space, knowledge and resources for anyone wishing to grow their own produce.
Website: dug.org
Have news or announcements for the Nonprofit Register? Email [email protected] and include a contact name and number if more information is needed.