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This online course offers comprehensive guidance on seasonal gardening with a specific focus on autumn times. Participants will engage with the changing needs of their plants in fall, practices for bulb planting, overwintering, and perennial care. The course is designed to provide practical skills and knowledge to enhance your gardening activities during autumn.

Unlock time-saving techniques and specialized pruning practices for a thriving summer garden in UW Botanic Gardens' online course, Gardening with the Seasons: Summer. From managing weeds and irrigation to maximizing enjoyment of abundant growth and blooms, discover sustainable strategies for maintaining a great garden all year long while learning how to work in sync with nature's seasonal rhythms.

This online course offers participants an in-depth understanding of native plants, including their identification and gardening techniques. Throughout the sessions, students will learn about the benefits of native plants, how to identify them, and techniques to successfully incorporate them into your garden. This knowledge-focused course is designed to enhance your gardening skills and foster a greater appreciation for native flora.

This online course offers detailed guidance on diagnosing and resolving issues that apple trees may face. Participants will gain knowledge on typical apple tree diseases and pests, and learn practical skills for maintaining healthy apple trees. The class is tailored to ensure that both beginners and experienced gardeners can identify and address common problems to keep their apple trees flourishing.

This online course provides comprehensive knowledge of ecological restoration with a focus on project design and installation. Students will engage in learning about design principles, restoration techniques, plant selection, and the stages of project implementation. By the end of the course, participants will be equipped to plan and execute effective and sustainable ecological restoration projects.

This course presents an in-depth look into the concept of Indigenous Eco-Ethics and its application in urban forestry for environmental restoration. Students will gain profound insights into traditional ecological knowledge and ethics, and how to weave these principles into modern urban forestry practices. The ultimate goal is to foster healing and sustainable ecosystem management.

In this interactive and engaging online course, participants will learn to identify and manage unwelcome visitors in their gardens. The curriculum offers comprehensive insights into common pests, diseases, and ambiguous symptoms that can affect plant health. With education on natural and chemical controls, participants will gain the knowledge to maintain a healthy, flourishing garden.

This online course provides comprehensive insights into sustainable pruning and trail-side stewardship. Participants learn about various pruning techniques, the significance of their timing, and the overall vital role they play in managing trailside vegetation for ecological health. Practical knowledge is shared through actual case studies, for a more robust understanding of the subject matter.

This online course provides essential skills to efficiently plan a vegetable garden, taking into account factors such as crop rotation, companion planting, and the amount of sunlight needed. Participants will learn how to strategize and organize their garden layout, enhancing their understanding of when and where to plant, and ensuring optimal yield. Suitable for beginner and intermediate-level gardeners.

This online course provides knowledge about native plants, focusing on their growth, maintenance, and benefits to the local wildlife and ecosystem. Participants will learn how to identify, select, and properly care for native plants, alongside gaining an understanding of their significance in sustainable gardening. The course is suitable for all levels, offering interactive learning through inclusive discussions and real-time feedback.