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Denver Botanic Gardens, City of Aurora Open Space & Natural Resources, and CSU Extension's Native Plant Master Program are cosponsoring a Native Plant

Reconnect with nature at Chatfield Farms with our forest bathing experience. Step away from the noise of daily life and into the peaceful embrace of

Bring the vibrant flavors of fresh herbs into your kitchen—and grow them in your garden! In this engaging series, explore a variety of culinary herbs

Join us in witnessing the endless supply of wonder, surprise and delight that nature provides in these monthly walks. Awe is an emotion that is often

Explore the fundamentals of permaculture as a holistic land management practice rooted in ecology and inspired by the patterns and relationships found

Discover how to transform your garden into a vibrant, living habitat that supports birds, butterflies, bees and other essential pollinators throughout

Does your grandmother, friend or neighbor have a beloved rose that you would like to have in your own garden but cannot find at your local nursery

Do you want to create your own Japanese garden but don't know where to start? This class demystifies the fundamentals of Japanese gardens and shows

Reconnect with nature at Chatfield Farms with our forest bathing experience. Step away from the noise of daily life and into the peaceful embrace of

Spend a morning on the farm learning how to grow your own cutting garden next spring. Discover which varieties work best for bouquets, such as long

Bring nature back into your landscape with clarity and confidence. This session demystifies water wise native gardening and gives you practical tools

Discover the art and science of growing a thriving cut flower garden that keeps your home vibrant through every season. This hands on class offers

Give your garden the deep, efficient drink it deserves—without wasting a drop. In this hands on, information packed class, learn how to design and

Discover how to transform your garden into a vibrant, living habitat that supports birds, butterflies, bees and other essential pollinators throughout