Speaker: Mollie Freilicher, Tri-River Area Extension
The CSU Extension Office in Grand Junction has supported a thriving demonstration garden for many years. Join Mollie Freilicher as she discusses some of the challenging conditions gardeners in western Colorado face as well as top performers from the garden and beyond.
Speaker: Dr. Tony Koski, CSU Department of Horticulture and L.A.
As summers get hotter, home lawn care will change with regards to weed management, irrigation, and cultural practices. Dr. Tony Koski from CSU will discuss best management practices to ensure that your lawn withstands the heat...and cold...that Colorado experiences.
Speaker: Allisa Zurbuchen, El Paso County Extension
Native plants can be a lower-maintenance, lower-water option for your landscape but only if they establish successfully. Join Allisa Zurbuchen, from CSU Extension, who's doctoral research focuses on nursery container production of native plants, for a deep dive into what's going on beneath the soil line and how to optimize transplanting success of your favorite native plants.
Speaker: Eric Hammond, Boulder County Extension
Eric Hammond from CSU Extension will discuss some of the top-performing trees in Colorado. A selection of tree types, sizes, and attributes will be included in this webinar.
Speaker: John Murgel, Douglas County Extension
"Because I said so" and "trust me" are not the most compelling reasons to change your gardening habits. Join John Murgel from CSU Extension as he delves into the evidence behind CSU garden recommendations.
Speaker: Karim Gharbi, Denver County Extension
Karim Gharbi from CSU Extension will talk about fascinating organisms that live in the various layers of a landscape - starting with soils and ending with the top of the plant canopy.
Speaker: Cassey Anderson, Adams County Extension
Join Cassey Anderson from CSU Extension for an informative and interesting discussion on some of the lesser-known (and lesser-grown) vegetables for Colorado gardens. Tips on growing and varieties will be shared.
Food Safety Works is a training for food service workers that covers the basic requirements for safe food handling. Successful completion of the course provides a 2-year certification.
Food Safety Works is a training for food service workers that covers the basic requirements for safe food handling. Successful completion of the course provides a 2-year certification.
Food Safety Works is a training for food service workers that covers the basic requirements for safe food handling. Successful completion of the course provides a 2-year certification.
