Colorado Gardener Calendar
WORKSHOPS, CLASSES, WEBINARS, EVENTS, EXHIBITS
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​Bath Garden Center Classes & Events
2000 East Prospect, Fort Collins, 970 484-5022
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Colorado State University Food Systems
The Local & Regional Foods Resources & Research
Webinar Series foodsystems.colostate.edu
Colorado Native Plant Society
Webinars, workshops, field trips & events - conps.org
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Denver Botanic Gardens
1007 York St, Denver, botanicgardens.org
The Gardens offers certificates in Herbalism, Rocky Mountain Gardening & Beginning Market Farming. Multi-session programming includes in-depth learning from many guest speakers on topics. See botanicgardens.org/calendar for their full class listings, certificate programs, registration information & fees. botanicgardens.org​
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Denver Urban Gardens (DUG)
check dug.org for classes & resources
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Echter’s Garden Center
Workshops & Classes
5150 Garrison Street
Arvada, CO 80002, 303-424-7979 – echters.com
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The Flower Bin Classes
1805 Nelson Rd, Longmont, theflowerbin.net
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The Gardens on Spring Creek
Classes & Events
2145 Centre Ave, Fort Collins, www.fcgov.com/
Check fcgov.com/gardens/adult-classes or 970-416-2486.
Replacing the High Plains Landscape Workshop, The “Down to Earth” Speaker Series, Jan 30- Nov 13, invites thought leaders from across the state to uncover the intricate connections between soil, plants, and people. From native plant landscaping design to understanding how our relationship with nature can affect our mental health, each of the six Thurs evening sessions offers a rich exploration of the ground that sustains us through diverse lenses and perspectives. Hosted on Thursday evenings every other month at the Center for Creativity. Thought-provoking presentations, a complimentary glass of wine, beer, or non-alcoholic beverage, hors d'oeuvres, and opportunities to connect through Q&A and mingling. Members receive a 10% discount.
fcgov.com/gardens/speaker-series
Global Seed Savers Hosts Denver Premier Screening of Hasik (To Sow) Documentary Film
February 27th 6 - 8:30pm
Sie FilmCenter2510 E Colfax Ave, Denver, CO
Get Tickets
Harlequins Gardens Sustainable Nursery & Garden Center
4795 N 26th St, Boulder, HarelquinsGardens.com
Sat, March 8: 10 – 11:30, Colorado Vegetable Gardening 101 with Sue Salinger
Sat, March 15: 10 – 11:30, Save the Monarch Butterfly with Lize Goehring
Sat, March 15: 1:00 – 2:30, Replace Your Lawn with a Garden with Mikl & Eve Brawner
Sun, March 16: 1 – 2:30, Vegetable Varieties that Thrive in the Boulder Area with Mimi Yanus
SPECIAL - Sat, March 22: 1 – 2:30pm Rocks & Gardens: A Primary for Starting a Garden with Panayoti Kelaidis
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​Penn & Card Parmenter's Classes
Mar 20, 21, 22 at Denver Botanic Gardens
(hybrid in-person & online classes)
Companion Planting - Register here
Growing Food At High Altitudes - Register here
Mountain Tomatoes - Register here
Sustainable Greenhouse Design - Register here
Passive Solar Greenhouse Growing - Register here​
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Phelan Gardens Workshops/Classes
​4955 Austin Bluffs Parkway., Colorado Springs, CO, 80918
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PPAN presents Native Plants in Permaculture Webinar
Thur, Feb 27, www.peopleandpollinators.org
12 noon-1 pm. With Amy Scanes-Wolfe, Director of The Niwot Homestead & Permaculture teacher at Naropa University.
Check out their videos and webinars at
https://www.peopleandpollinators.org/videos
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Tagawa Gardens Classes & Events
7711 S Parker Rd, Centennial. tagwagardens.com
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CONFERENCES & SYMPOSIA
Best Practices for Pollinators
Virtual Conference
organized by the Pollinator Friendly Alliance
March 3-5
Learn more at: xerces.org
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Colorado Agri-Summit in Salida
March 6-7
guidestonecolorado.org/agrisummit
Landscaping with Colorado
Native Plants Conference
March 8, 2025 - 8am-5pm
1101 Center Avenue Mall, Fort Collins
A full day of educational programming promoting the cultivation and maintenance of native plants in the landscape. In-person tickets: $45-$100. You can also purchase just the recordings to watch after the event for $12.51.
landscapingwithcoloradonativeplants.org
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​11th Annual Tree Diversity Conference
Presented by Bartlett Tree Experts
Friday, March 21st - 8:30am – 3:45 pm
Urban forests throughout the world are under increasing threats of pests, diseases and the effects of climate change. In the Intermountain West, swiftly changing weather conditions and an arid climate challenge us to create diverse urban forests. Join experts from around the world to explore the relationships between species diversity, landscape design and horticultural practices. Join us to engage in a discussion of strategies, successes and solutions to creating a diverse urban environment. Lunch provided. In person or online. REGISTER at: botanicgardens.org
or call 720-865-3500​
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Western Landscape Symposium
in Pueblo
Sat, Mar 29, 9:00– 3:30
An educational forum to promote the creation of appealing and sustainable landscapes in southeastern Colorado, incorporating water wise garden practices and plants adapted to local climate and soil conditions. With an all-female speaker lineup in honor of Women’s History Month.
Pueblo Community College, 900 W Orman Ave, Pueblo. Tickets: 2025WLS.eventbrite.com