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Cottonwood Lane, Bldg. C Casa Grande, AZ 85122 Phone: (520) 836-5221  \nSatellite Office  \n820 W. Cottonwood Lane, Ste. \\#10C Casa Grande, AZ 85122  \nPhone: (520) 836-5221  \nMaricopa Ag Center 37860 W. Smith-Enke Road Maricopa, AZ 85139 Phone: (520) 374-6263  \nPinal County Extension Website [https://extension.arizona.edu/pinal](https://extension.arizona.edu/pinal)  \nThe University of Arizona is an equal opportunity provider.  \nLearn more: [extension.arizona.edu/legal-disclaimer](extension.arizona.edu/legal-disclaimer).  \nHappy 2025!  \nOur mission as the Extension branch of a land-grand University is to offer practical, research and evidence-based solutions to help improve the lives of folks like you in our communities.  \nThis issue of our quarterly newsletter has several articles about food, whether it be an invitation to join our Master Gardener’s course, strategies to help your grocery budget stretch a bit more, accessing food surplus and food banks, how to include your children in the food shopping experience, or tips on pruning citrus fruit trees for health and better production.  \nIf you are looking for information about water management for your landscaping, growing a garden, child development, increased activity for health, 4-H youth development, or would like to join an indoor walking group, please come by our office to chat with a specialist or to pick up a fact sheet.  \nGreeta Mills, RDH MEd, Oral Health Professional  \n—  \nMarch 2025  \nVolume 12, Issue 1  \nHorticulture  \nThe Dirt on Horticulture in Pinal County  \nSubmitted by Anne LeSenne, Assistant Agent, Horticulture  \nMaster Gardener Class: If you’ve ever wanted to become a Master Gardener, or just really need to learn how to successfully garden here in the low desert, our Master Gardener class will be offered in Casa Grande at the Cooperative Extension conference room located at 820 E. Cottonwood Lane, with classes starting January 9th. Registration is $200. Email [annelesenne@arizona.edu](annelesenne@arizona.edu) to enroll.  \nMaricopa Master Gardener Spring Plant Sale: On March 1st, the Maricopa Master Gardeners will be hosting their annual Spring Plant Sale at the Maricopa Agricultural Center, 37860 W Smith Enke Rd, Maricopa AZ 85138. They grow a great selection of herbs, flowers, cacti, succulents and veggies that can take the Arizona heat. The sale starts at 8am and usually sells out by noon. This is your chance to get healthy plants at a great price to jump start your garden.  \nWatering Trees & Shrubs: After two scalding hot and dry summers, we are all enjoying the cooler weather. Eventhough it’s cooler, don’t forget to deep water your trees and shrubs at least monthly. Even mature and native trees need to be watered until the soil is moist 18” down, and smaller shrubs need 12”. Their root zone extends to the drip line of the canopy and far beyond, so water the whole root zone to develop a healthy root system. This will help your plants withstand the hot summer months.  \nFertilizing and Pruning your Trees: This is the time to fertilize your Citrus trees with citrus fertilizer. Go to the Citrus Fertilization Calculator to quickly figure out how much fertilizer your trees need. This is also a great time to prune your citrus trees. First remove the 3D’s: Dead, Damaged, Diseased. Then prune out the 2C’s: Crossing and Competing. 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