November classes cover gardening, financial education, natural resources, landscaping, and more
Hillsborough County, Fla. (Oct. 29, 2026) - Hillsborough County residents can learn how to grow native plants, conserve water, improve credit scores, manage yard pests, and explore local forests this November through Hillsborough County Extension Service's lineup of educational classes and workshops offered both in person and online.
From composting and Florida-Friendly Landscaping to financial education and professional horticulture training, Extension experts continue to provide research-based programs designed to help residents conserve natural resources, strengthen financial knowledge, and build practical skills. Many programs are beginner-friendly and open to residents across the county.
The programs listed below highlight just a portion of Extension Service offerings available throughout November. Advance registration is required for most classes. For more information, call (813) 744-5519 or visit the Extension Service Calendar of Events.
Gardening and Landscaping
- Florida-Friendly Landscaping™ Workshop Series: Mulch & Attract Wildlife, in-person Nov. 4
- Native Plant Gardening in Central Florida, virtual Nov. 4
- Composting Workshop, in-person Nov. 7
- Florida-Friendly Landscaping™ Workshop Series: Manage Yard Pests Responsibly, in-person Nov. 18
- Florida-Friendly Landscaping™ Workshop Series: Recycle Yard Waste, in-person Nov. 25
Water Conservation and Sustainable Living
- Microirrigation Workshop, in-person Nov. 7
- Rainwater Harvesting Workshop, in-person Nov. 7
- Florida-Friendly Landscaping™ Webinar Series: Protect the Waterfront, virtual Nov. 19
Natural Resources and Agriculture
- Meet Your Forest: Tree and Fungi Walk and Talk, in-person Nov. 10
Financial Education
- Credit Reports and Scores Webinar, virtual Nov. 4
- One-on-one financial education appointments, available throughout November
- Financial Building Blocks online class, self-paced throughout November
Professional Development and Industry Training
- Aquatic Exam Prep (ProHort), in-person Nov. 10
- UF/IFAS Extension Nursery Grower Update, in-person Nov. 12
- Wet N' Wild: Recognition & Management of Aquatic & Natural Area Pest Plants (ProHort), in-person Nov. 20
About Hillsborough County
Established in 1834, Hillsborough County government provides essential services to a diverse and growing community under the leadership of a publicly elected, seven-member Board of County Commissioners. Services include water, solid waste and recycling, parks and recreation, public safety, infrastructure, pet resources, economic development, environmental stewardship and a wide range of community programs and public services. Hillsborough County services are paid for in part by property taxes. Learn more at HCFL.gov/PropertyTax.