Nico

Hi Nico,
The 4 week class that I teach covers all types of gardening and is kind of a comprehensive, how to lay it all out from start to finish type of class. As there is no one section that is container gardening vs into the ground gardening specific, I'm not sure that I can adequately answer the question that you are asking. Class one is on the particular problems that we face in AZ and how to get around them. Class two is on how to prepare soil, choose seeds and amendments and the reasons that certain methods work ect. Class three is on the actual planting and class four is how to maintain that garden so that it continues to produce throughout the season. You can take any one of the classes separately but they are truly designed to work in concert and I often refer to material presented in earlier classes to help in explanations. If you have the option to come to all four, that is really what I recommend. Sorry I didn't have a cut and dry answer for you. Let me know if you have any more questions.Thanks, Heather

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Heather Welch February 26, 2009 at 7:43pm

Hi Nico,
The 4 week class that I teach covers all types of gardening and is kind of a comprehensive, how to lay it all out from start to finish type of class. As there is no one section that is container gardening vs into the ground gardening specific, I'm not sure that I can adequately answer the question that you are asking. Class one is on the particular problems that we face in AZ and how to get around them. Class two is on how to prepare soil, choose seeds and amendments and the reasons that certain methods work ect. Class three is on the actual planting and class four is how to maintain that garden so that it continues to produce throughout the season. You can take any one of the classes separately but they are truly designed to work in concert and I often refer to material presented in earlier classes to help in explanations. If you have the option to come to all four, that is really what I recommend. Sorry I didn't have a cut and dry answer for you. Let me know if you have any more questions.Thanks, Heather

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