$49.00 (Member) / $56.00 (Non Member)
Rocky Mountain Gardening Certificate Program, Elective Course
The majority of the world’s flowering plants rely on pollinators, including bees, butterflies and
hummingbirds for reproduction. This course will introduce you to the process of pollination and the relationship between flower and pollinator, with attention on Colorado’s native flora. After the classroom component, we’ll explore the gardens to see these important relationships up-close and personal. Bring a magnifying lens, water and sunscreen. Instructor: Sheridan Samano
Classroom: Morrison Center
Sheridan Samano is a professor of biology at the Community College of Aurora and an instructor for the Rocky Mountain gardening certificate program at the Denver Botanic Gardens. Her education includes degrees in Wildlife and Fisheries Science from Texas A&M University… (Read More)
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