Spring has finally arrived at the Coronado Historic Site, bringing with it the vibrant colors and scents of blooming wildflowers. As part of the site’s ongoing efforts to preserve and share the history of the area, Ranger Anthony will be demonstrating traditional gardening techniques using hand tools and sunken beds for flood irrigation.
A Month of Gardening Knowledge
Each month, Ranger Anthony will focus on a different aspect of garden care and maintenance, ensuring that visitors of all ages and skill levels can learn something new. On April 30, he will be teaching participants how to turn over soil using hand tools, plant seeds, and irrigate their gardens using the ancient method of flood irrigation. This program is an excellent opportunity for gardening enthusiasts to learn the old ways of growing, while also connecting with the rich history of the site.
What to Expect
• 10:30 a.m.- noon: Demonstration of traditional gardening techniques
• Bring water and wear comfortable clothes, a hat, and shoes that can get dirty
• All topics are subject to change due to weather and garden growth
As a visitor, you can expect to learn about the traditional gardening techniques used by the ancient inhabitants of the Coronado Historic Site. These techniques, which date back centuries, are still relevant today, providing a unique perspective on how to grow a variety of plants. The program is free for children 16 years and younger, and discounted admission for NM residents 60 years and older, people with Native/Tribal affiliations, disabled veterans, and foster families.
Gardening with a Rich History
The Coronado Historic Site is home to a variety of plants and flowers that were used by the ancient inhabitants of the area. These plants, which were used for food, medicine, and other purposes, provide a fascinating glimpse into the lives of the people who lived there. By learning about the traditional gardening techniques used by these ancient people, you can gain a deeper understanding of the history and culture of the site.
Event Highlights
- Learn about the traditional gardening techniques used by the ancient inhabitants of the Coronado Historic Site
- Discover the unique perspective on gardening that these techniques provide
- Connect with the rich history of the site and the people who lived there
- Take part in a fun and interactive program that is suitable for all ages and skill levels
| Admission | Pricing |
|---|---|
| Adults | $7 |
| Children 16 years and younger | Free |
| NM residents 60 years and older | Free |
| People with Native/Tribal affiliations | Free |
| Disabled veterans | Free |
| Foster families | Free |
Quote from Ranger Anthony
“I’m excited to share our knowledge of traditional gardening techniques with visitors of all ages. This program is a great opportunity for people to learn about the history and culture of the site, while also gaining practical skills that they can use in their own gardens.”
Getting Involved
If you’re interested in learning more about the Coronado Historic Site and its rich history, be sure to check out their website or social media pages for more information. You can also contact Ranger Anthony directly to ask questions or request more information about the program.
Definition: Traditional Gardening Techniques
The Coronado Historic Site is a unique and fascinating place that offers a glimpse into the lives of the ancient inhabitants of the area. By learning about the traditional gardening techniques used by these people, we can gain a deeper understanding of their culture and way of life.
The Coronado Historic Site is a place where the past and present come together in a unique and fascinating way. By attending Ranger Anthony’s gardening program, you can learn about the traditional gardening techniques used by the ancient inhabitants of the site, while also connecting with the rich history and culture of the area. So why not come and visit us today and discover the ancient art of gardening for yourself?
