Hands on Fruit Tree Pruning for Home Orchard Success
Learn the why, when, and how of pruning fruit trees to improve tree health, structure, and fruit production in this hands-on workshop, Advanced Master Gardener, Maria Held, will teach and demonstrate proper pruning techniques. Participants will then practice making confident, purposeful cuts on fruit trees with guidance from Master Gardeners, gain skills and confidence to care for your home orchard.
Small Space Gardening
Big Harvest, Small Spaces
Learn how to grow more food and flowers in any tiny garden, balcony, or patio. Smart planning, vertical gardening, and space saving tricks make every inch count. Hands on & take home your own planted seed tray to get your garden growin'
Canyon Springs Garden Outreach Annual Meet & Greet
Join Advanced Master Gardener Suzanne Ubry, along with fellow Master Gardeners and garden volunteers, in growing fresh produce and flowers while strengthening community connections. Volunteers work side by side in welcoming, hands-on garden spaces—learning together, sharing knowledge, and cultivating friendships along the way.
No experience needed. Just a willingness to learn, grow, and give back to the community.
Growing a Cut Flower Garden
Join our class to learn how to plant, care for, and harvest a beautiful cut flower garden. Perfect for fresh flowers all season long! Includes hands-on flower seed starting.
Grow More for Less! Seed Starting & Perennial Propagation
Starting your own plants from seeds and cuttings is both rewarding and economical. In this hands-on class, learn how to start plants indoors using a variety of propagation methods, including seed starting and stem cuttings. Participants will leave with plants they’ve started themselves and the confidence to grow more at home.
Planning Your Garden & Start Winter Sowing Hands On
Learn the garden basics you need to grow a healthy, productive garden—and get a head start on the season with winter sowing. This beginner-friendly class covers soil, sunlight, watering, and plant selection, plus a simple, low-cost method for starting seeds outdoors in winter to grow strong, resilient plants for spring.
Garden to Table - Make Your Own Condiments ~ A Flavor Adventure
A fun hands on class learning how to make healthy and budget friendly condiments at home. The class includes taking your own hand-crafted condiments home to enjoy;)
Garden to Table - Beyond Salt & Pepper
In this hands-on class, we will be exploring herbs and spices to enhance your everyday meals and making seasoning mixes of your very own creation to take home-Yum!
Garden Open Day
Explore the garden,visit the market stand, make a market bouquet and have some fun visiting with the Gardening Gals and enjoying a warm cup of apple cider. It’s Fall in the garden; the dahlias and flowers are exploding with color and the garden is overflowing with abundance.
Garden to Table - Fermentation Basics
We will be learning about the basics of fermentation and benefits, including hands on and tasting experience.
Junior Master Gardener Literature in the Garden
Classes aim to engage youth reading garden and ecology themed stories to inspire learning through gardening activities, creative expression & exploration. The program is four weeks on Friday - September 5, 12, 19, & 28 from 10- 12pm. To register and pay $5 (per attendee) for program, contact UI Extension Canyon County 208-459-6003.
Junior Master Gardener Learn, Grow, Eat & Go
Experiencing gardening, nutritious recipes, and physical activities through hands-on experiences. The program is five weeks on Wednesdays - June 25th, July 2, 9, 16, 23 from 9:30 - 12 pm. To register and pay $5 (per attendee) for class, call UI Extension Canyon County at 208-459-6003.
Junior Master Gardener Wildlife Gardener
Classes will teach youth about wildlife and habitat with other fun outdoor activities and exploration. Program is for four weeks on Fridays May 16, 30, June 6, 13 - 10 - 12pm. To register for class call UI Extension Canyon County at 208-459-6003.
Annual Plant Sale Fundraiser
Keep this garden growing! We are 100% volunteer and all proceeds will support growing fresh produce for local food banks & other non profits addressing food insecurity in our community. There will be veggies, herbs, flowers & more.
Connect * Grow * Community
Annual Plant Sale Fundraiser
Keep this garden growing! We are 100% volunteer and all proceeds will support growing fresh produce for local food banks & other non profits addressing food insecurity in our community. There will be veggies, herbs, flowers & more.
Connect * Grow * Community
Growing a Cut Flower Garden
Learn how to grow your own cut flower garden to create beautiful bouquets for your home, family, and friends. Includes hands on flower seed starting. To register for class call UI Extension Canyon County at 208-459-6003.
Propagating Perennials
From seeds to hands-on stem and root cuttings and more, learn how to propagate perennials and grow your garden. Includes hands on stem cutting to take home. To register for class call UI Extension Canyon County at 208-459-6003.
Planning Your Vegetable Garden - Digging Deeper
Learn the basics to grow a successful vegetable garden and get some hands on experience at growing your own seed starts!
Canyon Springs Garden Outreach Community Garden Informational Meeting & Tour
Interested in joining the Canyon Springs Garden Outreach Community Garden Volunteers and learning hands on about no till organic gardening from propagating plants through harvesting and sharing in the harvest? Come to our annual informational meeting and meet our volunteers, to find out what's happening in the 2025 growing season and tour our garden operation. Everyone is welcome:).
Planning Your Garden & Start Winter Sowing
This class will cover the gardening basics necessary to get started for growing an abundant and successful garden AND getting started with winter sowing.
Become A Volunteer
Joining a community garden is a wonderful way to connect with others while growing healthy and nutritious veggies and flowers together and sharing in the abundance of the harvest. In the garden, we can cultivate not only plants but also hope, joy, and a sense of belonging, making a real difference in the lives of those around us.