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Spring Wildflowers for the Southwest
8 Lessons-
PreviewFive Steps to Spring Wildflowers - free guide
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StartSelect Wildflowers - Printable Species Guide
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StartSpring Wildflowers Videos - Part I - Getting Started
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StartSpring Wildflowers Videos - Select Species (First Half)
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StartSpring Wildflowers Videos - Select Species (Second Half)
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StartSpring Wild Flowers Videos - Things to Avoid
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StartCommon Spring Wildflowers of the Region - Guide
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StartWildflower Seedlings
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Spring Wildflowers for the Southwest
Succeed with these wildflowers that love to live here!
Course Summary
Want some of those showy golden acres of poppies that grace the area around Picacho Peak in Arizona, or maybe the super-blooms that appear every so often in Death Valley? Such wildflowers are mostly annual plants - and here is the secret - you need to start them in FALL!
In this course I will show you how easy it is (even if you have an HOA!)
Course also
highlights which wildflowers are right for your area - because Phoenix is different from Las Vegas - is different from Palm Desert - et cetera
focuses on the wildflowers easiest to find seeds to grow
bonus material of other regional wildflowers to enjoy
. . . all with downloadable guides you can save!
Course Curriculum
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Dr. Jacqueline A. Soule
is a long-time Southwest desert gardener and award-winning garden writer, with over a dozen published books, all on gardening or using the products of the garden. She is a popular newspaper and magazine columnist (for decades) and her free-lance work appears in national publications. Along with writing books, she is an active blogger, and hosts the Gardening With Soule Membership Club.
For over 30 years, Jacqueline has been offering lectures and community classes on gardening - and ways to live lightly on this earth. She is a popular speaker with green industry professionals, garden groups, and in other venues. She is listed in Great Garden Speakers.
Dr. Soule has a B.S. in Plant Sciences and a B.S. in Ecology, Evolutionary Biology from the University of Arizona both with Honors and Cum Laude, a M.S. in Botany from Michigan State University, and a Ph.D. in Botany from the University of Texas. Her post-doc work was at Washington State University. Combine this cross-country experience with summers in Vermont and an internship at the Morris Arboretum in Philadelphia, and this means she has gardened in almost every corner of the USA! This also means that she can help you better understand how unique gardening here is here in the desert - and how to shift your gardening practices to succeed with your gardening goals here in the Land of El Sol.
"Jacqueline presented this class at our library here in Pima County and all the attendees loved it (including me)! I can highly recommend the course. Easy to understand, informative, and very well organized. The class is full of simple and practical tips to help you grow. Thank you!" (personal email)
Course Pricing
Spring Wildflowers for the Southwest
$9.99 USD
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Plant these beauties in Fall for Spring delight
