DUNCAN, Ariz. — Community members interested in gardening, orchards and landscape management are invited to attend an “Identifying/Diagnosing Plant Damage Workshop” on Saturday, June 6 from 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at the Greenlee County South Annex in Duncan.

The workshop will take place at 1684 Fairgrounds Road in Duncan.

The workshop is designed to help participants better understand how to identify the source of plant problems in gardens, orchards and landscapes in order to manage issues more effectively.

Topics scheduled for discussion include fungal, bacterial and viral diseases, distinguishing beneficial insects from harmful pests, vertebrate pests, nutrient imbalances and environmental conditions that may impact plant health.

The cost of the workshop is $15 cash.

For additional information about the workshop and future gardening programs, community members may contact Wilton Hayes at the Cooperative Extension Office by calling 928-359-2271 or emailing whayes@arizona.edu.

The workshop is presented through Cooperative Extension Greenlee County with support from AmeriCorps and the Master Gardener program.