Date: Saturday, April 25, 2026
Time: 2:00-3:30 PM
Location: Heber-Overgaard Fire Station, 2061 Lumber Valley Rd, Overgaard, AZ

Limited to 40 attendees.

Ever wish your garden would stop being polite and start being wildly productive? In this fun and information-packed class, you’ll learn how to turn your garden into a steady source of fresh, delicious vegetables—the ones you actually love to eat—using smart timing, proven techniques, and a few insider tricks that make a big difference in our high-country climate.

You'll learn:

What you’ll learn:

How to grow prolific crops like tomatoes and peppers that produce so much you’ll start looking for new recipes (and friends to share with)
The secret to succession planting so something new is always ready to harvest (instead of everything ripening at once in one overwhelming week)
How to use vertical space, smart spacing, and intensive planting to grow more food without needing more garden beds
When to plant cool-season and warm-season crops so your garden works with nature—not against it
Simple, proven tips that help prevent common frustrations and keep your plants healthy, happy, and productive all season long

What to bring: A way to take notes and your questions!

About the Speaker: Bonnie Leedy is an Arizona High Elevation Master Gardener and passionate about learning how to garden successfully in the unique conditions of Arizona’s high country. Through her work at home and with the GrowTogether Community Garden, she enjoys helping others grow with confidence using practical, rewarding, and sustainable methods.

Exchange: Free for Garden Members (Friends of the Garden, Gardeners, Stewards).

Non-members: Suggested donation of $5.

Join Now Become an annual Friend of the Garden and enjoy free registration to our educational events, access to our composting and herb garden (as available), and special access to garden events.

Vegetable Abundance: Grow More of What You Love—and Use

By Heber-Overgaard Community Resource Network

Vegetable Abundance: Grow More of What You Love—and Use