Learn simple techniques for multiplying your favorite plants through propagation of cuttings, divisions and seeding.
Join naturalist Cliff Hawley to explore the bird, animal and plant life of the American River Ranch.
We will discuss everything from receiving your chicks, to the type of shelter they will need to live great lives, and when and how to process the chickens.
Take a leisurely tour of Elderberry Farms Native Plant Nursery which grows about 120 different local native plant species. Learn about the benefits of growing native plants and their adaptability to limited water resources and climate change.
Join naturalist Cliff Hawley to explore the plants, animals, and relationships that make up the environment of the American River Ranch.
This class is cancelled. Learn to use the water from your roof or your washing machine for outdoor irrigation of shrubs, trees and vegetable gardens.
Explore the herbs that grow on the American River Ranch. Learn the identification, properties and uses of medicinal and culinary herbs to enhance health and well-being.
Learn how to bring medicinal plants into your everyday life to promote overall wellness and address minor illnesses and injuries. We will discuss the healing properties of several common herbs, and how to incorporate them through cooking, everyday herbal tonics and simple home remedies to use when ailments arise.
This walk is cancelled due to no sign ups. Check out the next Native Plants Walk scheduled for Saturday, November 6. Take a leisurely tour of Elderberry Farms Native Plant Nursery which grows about 120 different local native plant species. Learn about the benefits of growing native plants and their adaptability to limited water resources and climate change.
This walk is cancelled. We apologize for any inconvenience or disappointment this may cause. Learn about different groups of pollinators and discover the unique facets of native bees and other specialists that are equipped to pollinate even the most challenging flower. Consider the ways you can enhance your own garden to attract and sustain these animals that are so critical to our survival.