Southeast Pinal County Master Gardeners
When
The Master Gardener course is now provided online all year. You can complete the course anywhere with an internet connection, and usually in the comfort of your home.
Are you a plant lover?
Do you like plants and want to learn more about all the fascinating varieties that grow in our Sonoran Desert? Would you like to turn your “brown thumb” green? Are you interested in meeting new people, helping others with their plant challenges, and making a difference in your community?
What is Taught?
Participants will learn the fundamentals of selecting, installing, and maintaining high-quality, sustainable gardens and landscapes. Classes are taught by the University of Arizona, Cooperative Extension faculty, industry professionals, and other horticultural experts. Some of the course topics include: Cacti & Succulents, Desert Adapted Plants/Natives, Pruning, Vegetables, Irrigation, Botany, Entomology, and many more.
Who Should Apply?
Anyone who has an interest in environmentally responsible landscaping and gardening in Pinal County & a desire to teach others those principles / skills using research-based materials, should sign-up for our training course. If you live in SaddleBrooke, SaddleBrooke Ranch, Oracle, San Manuel, or Mammoth and would like more information on how to become a Southeast Pinal County Master Gardener, come to the Open House or contact Roxanne Watson at roxwat@arizona.edu.
Please visit the Southeast Pinal County Master Gardener’s website for more information at: https://extension.arizona.edu/southeast-pinal-county-master-gardener and choose the red box “Become a Master Gardener.”