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Growing Garlic with DruAnn Duncan Class
Growing Garlic with DruAnn Duncan Class
Class Title: Growing Garlic
Date/Time: Saturday, September 6th @ 11:00 AM
Location: The Worm Hole – 2002 E 14th St
Instructor: DruAnn Duncan
Class Description:
Curious about growing your own garlic in the desert? Join us for a hands-on, informative class that covers everything you need to know to get started this fall. Garlic is one of the most rewarding crops to grow in Southern Arizona - once you understand when, where, and how to plant it.
This class will walk you through:
- How to prep your soil for garlic
- Choosing the right varieties
- Timing your planting for best results
- Tips for watering, harvesting, and curing
Whether you're planting garlic for the first time or want to fine-tune your technique, this class is a great way to deepen your skills and connect with other local gardeners.
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