Residents interested in creating healthier, more sustainable yards can learn practical gardening techniques during a free Florida-Friendly Landscaping workshop at Riverview Public Library on Monday, Nov. 2.
Hosted by the Hillsborough County Public Library Cooperative, the one-hour session will introduce participants to landscaping practices suited to Florida’s growing conditions. The workshop is designed for adults and is open to both beginner gardeners and residents looking to improve their existing outdoor spaces.
Topics will include choosing plants for specific locations, understanding fertilizer use, identifying insects, and learning proper pruning techniques.
What to Expect at the Landscaping Workshop
The workshop will cover several fundamentals that can help homeowners make informed decisions about their yards and gardens.
Participants will learn how to select plants based on their growing environment, including the conditions in different areas of a yard. The session will also address fertilizer basics, recognizing beneficial and potentially harmful insects, and pruning techniques that support plant health.
Florida-Friendly Landscaping emphasizes practices that work with Florida’s natural conditions and can help residents maintain attractive landscapes while using resources responsibly.
Event Details
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Date: Monday, Nov. 2
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Time: 11 a.m. to noon
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Location: Gretchen Del Savio Conference Room, Riverview Public Library
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Address: 9951 Balm Riverview Road, Riverview, FL 33569
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Cost: Free
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Audience: Adults
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Registration: Recommended; limited seating available
The workshop has 16 seats available, and registration is recommended to help secure a spot.
Residents can contact Riverview Public Library at 813-273-3652 for registration assistance and additional information. Details are also available through the official Hillsborough County Public Library Cooperative event listing.
