GROWING FRUIT TREES IN SMALL SPACES: SPRING PREPRATION
SAT. 2/12/2022 @ 9:30AM - 11:30 AM
LIVE ZOOM CLASS
PRESENTER: ANGELA CHANDLER
$20 

Fruit trees are a great addition to the urban landscape.  In addition to their beautiful fruit, flowers and fragrance, they support pollinators and habitats for birds.  Fruit trees also do well in small places and they can be potted! In this class, we’ll cover temperate fruit trees, citrus and the semi-tropical varieties that are appropriate for our area.  From selection to replacement, planting, care and maintenance, this class covers all you need to know about fruit trees and what to do now for Spring.  

Participants will receive a month-by-month calendar for fruit tree care. 

PRESENTER: Angela Chandler is a life-long hobby gardener. Angela holds Specialist Certifications in Plant Propagation, Entomology, Rainwater Harvesting, and Greenhouse Management. She teaches Urban Harvest monthly classes in varying subjects from Basic Organic Gardening, Basic Fruit Tree Care to Low Volume Irrigation and Bokashi Composting. 

  There are no refunds or substitutions if you cannot attend a live class for which you signed up. Class recordings will be sent out after the class only as available. 

REGISTRATION FOR THIS CLASS ENDS AT 5:00 pm FEBRUARY 11, 2022.

(After registration you will receive two emails, one is a receipt and the other will be sent a few days prior to the class with event details that include Zoom link and contact information. Contact education@urbanharvest.org for questions)