Join us for our gardening workshops, which are
designed to follow key seasonal tasks to help you keep your garden healthy, beautiful and water-wise. Gardening workshops are taught by Placer County Master Gardeners, City of Roseville Water Efficiency staff and other industry experts who have the know-how to help you keep your landscape sustainable and beautiful. All workshops are hosted at the Utility Exploration Center (1501 Pleasant Grove Blvd) unless otherwise noted.
All gardening classes are $6 for Roseville residents or $8 for non-residents unless otherwise noted.
Call us at 916.746.1550 to register for the Green Gardening Workshops. Please register in advance. Due to class size limitations, we cannot guarantee day-of registrations.
Our upcoming gardening workshops:
Irrigation 101
Saturday, July 14 • 10 am - 12 pm •
$6 Roseville residents / $8 non-residents • course code 00003634
Frustrated with your irrigation system? Do you dread adjusting your controller or working with your equipment? Join us at Irrigation 101, a hands-on workshop designed to provide you with basic information, system component descriptions and the tools needed to conduct an at-home site evaluation.
Drip Irrigation Made Simple
Saturday, August 11 • 10 am - 12 pm •
$6 Roseville residents / $8 non-residents • course code 00003635
Our City of Roseville Water Efficiency experts would like to introduce you to materials and guidelines that will help make your drip irrigation project successful and your plants thrive. Whether retrofitting or installing a new drip system, we can show you it is possible for you to Drip-It-Yourself!
Advanced Irrigation Techniques
Saturday, September 8 • 10 am - 12 pm •
$6 Roseville residents / $8 non-residents • course code 00003636
Looking for ways to save water? Want to stay abreast of the latest irrigation system technology? We will share the advantages and disadvantages to various types of water efficient equipment on the market today.
Planting with Natives
Saturday, September 15 • 10 am - 12 pm •
$6 Roseville residents / $8 non-residents • course code 00005868
Looking for ways to save water? California native plants have spent centuries adapting to our region's growing conditions, and their benefits are plentiful: they take less work, resources and water. Native plants improve soil, use fewer pesticides and are useful to beneficial insects. Find out how to add these beauties to your garden. We'll also cover drought tolerant options.
Other Upcoming Workshops:
Composting with Worms ~ Saturday, October 13 • 10 am - 12 pm • $6 Roseville residents / $8 non-residents • course code 00005900
Composting and Mulching Basics ~ Saturday, November 10 • 10 am - 12 pm • $6 Roseville residents / $8 non-residents • course code 00005901