If you want to garden but feel you lack knowledge, many resources can teach you the skills for success.
Many brick-and-mortar garden centers offer courses—weekly sessions over several weeks or intensive day-long seminars with visiting professionals.
Community extension programs at higher-education institutions provide diverse gardening and landscaping classes for local residents.
Local extension agencies (under various names) offer free or low-cost classes on gardening and related issues, tailored to regional conditions.
Taking advantage of these programs makes you a more skilled, confident gardener.
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