New Booklet: “Native Fruits & Nuts of the San Miguel Basin”

We’re excited to announce the release of our new booklet, “Native Fruits & Nuts of the San Miguel Basin.”
This resource is packed with information about the region’s most interesting and productive native fruits and nuts, and how you can grow them in your own garden.

• Purchase Your Copy Today
  The booklet is available for just $15 at the San Miguel Basin Extension Office.
  

Native Plant Education Classes

Are you eager to learn more about the native plants in our region?
Join our Native Plant Education Classes, designed for both beginners and experienced gardeners who want to explore the native flora of the San Miguel Basin.

• Class Details:
  These classes offer hands-on learning about the native species that thrive in our area, their ecological benefits, and how to cultivate them.

Become a Native Plant Master

Take your knowledge of native plants to the next level by becoming a Native Plant Master. This program dives deep into plant identification, ecological roles, and growing techniques, allowing you to gain expertise in native plants.

• To Learn More:
  Contact our office at 970-327-4393 or email jacquelineh@sanmiguelcountyco.gov for more details.

Learn more about the Colorado Native Plant Master® Program

Other Colorado State University Natural Resources Feature Programs

Small Acreage Management

Whether you are new to farming or have years of experience, managing small acreage effectively is vital. This resource provides insights into land management practices and sustainable farming techniques.
[Explore Small Acreage Management]

Colorado Environmental Pesticide Education Program

Learn about pesticide safety, pest management strategies, and product labeling to help you manage pests while protecting the environment.
[Get Educated on Pesticide Safety]

CO-Burn: Colorado Biochar Use Resource Network

Biochar offers promising solutions for sustainable agriculture. CO-BURN provides information on biochar production and its uses in Colorado’s agricultural practices.
[Learn More About Biochar]

Questions? We’re Here to Help!

Have questions about native plants, upcoming classes, or our other resources? We’re here to assist you.
Contact Jacqueline Hudson:

• Email: jacquelineh@sanmiguelcountyco.gov
• Email: annikak@sanmiguelcountyco.gov
• Phone: 970-327-4393