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Welcome to the community education gardening classes
Fresno County Master Gardeners offer a variety of in-person and zoom community education classes. Except for a few make it take it classes our classes are free to the public. Questions about these classes or other information needed, please contact the Fresno Master Gardener helpline.
Thank you for your support of the Master Gardener Program!
Garden workshops follow up survey
*Your contact information is used to distribute a link to a follow-up survey and relevant program information. The short survey provides us the tools we need to grow and improve the quality of our program. We do not sell or share your contact info with anyone else. If you do not wish to receive the survey please email us at mgevaluation@ucanr.edu
Sept.- December 2026 Community Ed. Classes
Registration for Fall classes will open soon. To see all fall classes click on the view all content button.
Printable list of classes:
Children's Library Activities
Library Activities for Children
Lessons are from 3:30-4:30 pm
August Library Classes for Kids
DISCOVERING SPIRALS IN OUR GARDENS
August’s topic is spirals in our gardens. Join us as we discover the fascinating spiral shapes hidden
throughout nature and learn why this pattern is so important in the natural world.
Enjoy hands-on activities, close-up observations, and a fun garden-inspired craft to bring spirals to life.
- Sunnyside Library: First Wednesday of the month.
5566 E Kings Canyon Rd, Fresno - Woodward Park Library: First Thursday of the month.
944 E Perrin Ave, Fresno - Betty Rodriguez Library: Third Tuesday of the month
3040 N Cedar Ave. Fresno - Fig Garden Library: Fourth Thursday of the Month
SEPTEMBER
ROCKS AND SOILS - MYSTERY UNDER OUR FEET
This months topic is “Rocks and Soils - Mystery Under Our Feet”. Join us as we explore the important role rocks and soil play in our gardens. Through a fun lesson and hands-on demonstration we’ll discover the different characteristics of soil and observe a wide variety of rocks up close. Then we’ll get creative with a hands-on craft inspired by what we’ve learned! Come ready to learn, create, and uncover the hidden magic beneath our feet.
- PLANT AND ANIMAL SKELETONS
This months topic is “Plant and Animal Skeletons”. Join us to explore the hidden skeletons in your garden! Did you know plants have a kind of “skeleton” too—stems and roots that support their structure just like bones do for animals? Through a fun lesson and hands-on demonstration, we’ll discover both plant and animal skeletons and learn what makes each one special. Then we’ll get creative with a fun skeleton-inspired craft! Come ready to learn, create, and uncover the amazing world of plant and animal skeletons in our gardens.
NOVEMBER
WHO GREW MY PIZZA?
This months topic is an exploration of how our food is grown. Join us as we explore how our food is grown and all the people and steps involved in bringing it to our plates. Make the connection between pizza and the plants it comes from. Then we’ll get creative with a fun food-inspired craft! Come ready to learn, create, and discover the amazing world of growing food.
