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# Texas Master Gardener Program

Volunteers Supporting the Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service since 1978

## Sitemaps

- [XML Sitemap](https://txmg.org/sitemap.xml): Contains all public & indexable URLs for this website.

## Posts

- [Blog Posts](https://txmg.org/blog-posts)
- [](https://txmg.org/archives/718448) - Trippin’ on the Wildside Bill Swantner, Bexar County Master Gardener Click the image or title to open article
- [](https://txmg.org/archives/718368) - But It’s Just a Tree…..Right? Bill Swantner, Bexar County Master Gardener Click the image or title to open article
- [](https://txmg.org/archives/718208) - Naturally Dyed Easter Eggs Julia Minter, Texas Master Gardener Program Assistant Click the image or title to open article
- [Texas Master Gardener Blog!](https://txmg.org/archives/718234) - We are excited to start a new form of outreach and education… a BLOG! This will be a place for ideas and experiences to be shared in light of research-based information. We hope this blog will be filled with many horticulture topics to inspire each other in our gardening pursuits! Do you have a knack

## Pages

- [](https://txmg.org/) - REGISTRATION IS NOW OPEN! June 22 & 29, 2026 After hosting a record-breaking international conference in 2025, we are taking a more intentional approach this year with a streamlined, one-day virtual event and focused Leadership session. Conference The Restorative Garden centers on renewal—of landscapes, knowledge, and the volunteers who steward them—exploring how to sustain and
- [Upcoming Advanced Training Offerings](https://txmg.org/master-gardener-training/training10/training5/specialist) - Please continue to visit this page as Advanced Training opportunities will be announced as they are scheduled. June 13 and 27 - First Detector: Dallas Region, hosted by Dallas County Advanced Training is offered to certified Extension Master Gardeners whereby they may obtain greater knowledge that supports or expands specific county educational programs. Agents
- [2026 Texas Master Gardener Conference](https://txmg.org/2026-texas-master-gardener-conference) - Following the intensive four-day International Master Gardener Conference hosted by Texas in 2025—which drew record-breaking attendance and set a new benchmark for energy and engagement—we are taking a more intentional approach this year. To create space for rest, reflection, and renewal, we are offering a streamlined one-day conference paired with a focused Leadership session. The
- [2026 Sessions](https://txmg.org/2026sessions) - Lifelong Landscape Design: Environments for Health & Longevity (9:00 - 10:15 AM) Mary Palmer Dargan Discover the three keys to activating the “genetic code” to your property, apply the secrets of layers; and open the “candy box” of a lifelong landscape design. Create a stress-free zone at home, a utopia where your family
- [2026 Leadership Workshop](https://txmg.org/2026-leadership-workshop-the-restorative-garden-for-volunteers) - The Restorative Garden for Volunteers June 22, 2026 12:30pm - 4:30pm Central This session is designed to mirror The Restorative Garden theme by focusing on the renewal of both the volunteer ecosystem and the leaders who steward it. The program emphasizes practical tools alongside opportunities for reflection and restoration—and the need to thoughtfully support those
- [Emeritus Members](https://txmg.org/emeritus-members) - Emerita A-F (Emerita) Brad Ackerman - Kaufman County Sue Adee – Smith County Tommie Airhart - Hill Country Fred Allon – Nueces County Nanci Almond - Hays County George Ammermann – Guadalupe County Patricia Anderson - Bastrop County Dr. Charles Andrews – Hood County Marcia Arons – Central Texas Ellen Atkins - Wood County Marline
- [Rosie Garza Martinez – Cameron County](https://txmg.org/rosie-garza-martinez-cameron-county) - Rosie Garza Martinez exemplifies the highest ideals of the Texas Master Gardener program through her passion for horticulture, her enthusiasm for service, and her unwavering commitment to giving back to the community. Her journey began in Collin County, Texas, where she quickly distinguished herself through exceptional volunteerism and dedication to education. Her early contributions earned
- [Karen E. Brown – Parker County](https://txmg.org/karen-e-brown-parker-county) - She took the intern class in Parker County, Texas, in 2004 and became a Master Gardener in 2005. Over the years, she had the opportunity to design and help develop several gardens for the Extension office in Weatherford, Texas. She created the design for the beds northwest of the building and implemented one of them
- [2026 Conference FAQs](https://txmg.org/2026-conference-faqs) - Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ’s) Q. If I purchase general registration, but cannot attend the presentations live, will I gain access to the recordings from both days? A. Yes! All registered participants will be given access to view the recordings for every session, keynote, and film for 4 months after the conference, except for Peggy
- [Directors Meetings](https://txmg.org/administration/directors-meeting) - IMPORTANT: The Board of Directors have very specific duties that must be followed. Directors take an oath at the first TMGA meeting of the year to follow these commitments. DUTIES OF A DIRECTOR Board of Directors Oath 2026 TMGA Board of Directors Meeting Schedule Friday, February 6, 2026 9:00am via Zoom Agenda Minutes Slide Deck
- [2025 Award Winners](https://txmg.org/2025-sfe-award-winners) - The Search for Excellence Awards recognize outstanding Master Gardener projects, volunteers, and associations making a meaningful impact in their communities. This year’s celebration featured an All-American Picnic theme, in honour of the 250th Anniversary of USA independence, complete with classic touches of BBQ, festive décor, and a spirited atmosphere as we honour excellence and innovation.
- [2026 Speakers](https://txmg.org/2026speakers) - Mary Palmer Dargan Award-winning Landscape Architect & Consultant Hugh and Mary Palmer Dargan each practiced landscape architecture for over 50 years, creating award-winning designs for residential, institutional, and public spaces across more than 22 states and internationally. Now consulting, they continue to develop master plans and transformative environments through their design practice. Their
- [Wayne Rhoden Excellence in Service Award](https://txmg.org/awards/sharie-lanza-award) - Wayne Rhoden Excellence in Service Award Presented in Appreciation for Continued Leadership and Service to the Texas Master Gardener Association Wayne Rhoden Award (renamed in 2024) Sharie Lanza Award 2022 Barbara Porsch, Permian Basin 2021 Louie McDaniel, McLennan County 2020 Wayne Rhoden, Williamson County 2018 Donna Hagar, Somervell County 2015 Brenda Cunningham, Denton County 2013
- [2026 Texas Master Gardener Conference](https://txmg.org/2026-texas-master-gardener-conference-b) - Following the intensive four-day International Master Gardener Conference hosted by Texas in 2025—which drew record-breaking attendance and set a new benchmark for energy and engagement—we are taking a more intentional approach this year. To create space for rest, reflection, and renewal, we are offering a streamlined one-day conference paired with a focused Leadership session. The
- [State Office Personnel](https://txmg.org/contacts/program-coordinator) - Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Personnel - Master Gardener Program Jayla Fry graduated from Texas A&M University with a Bachelor of Science in Horticulture and a master’s degree in agriculture education. She recently received her Doctor of Education in Organizational Leadership degree. Her work experience began by facilitating a horticulture program at a federal prison camp.
- [Event Submissons](https://txmg.org/upcoming-events-submission) - We are undergoing an update to our Event Calendar. If you have events, please email ally.garza@ag.tamu.edu with your event information in the format below. Title: Hanover County – Annual Plant Sale Description: Join us for… Date & Start and End Time: Who is the event contact/organizer & email/phone number (will be visible to public):
- [Lavona Fry – Highland Lakes](https://txmg.org/lavona-fry-highland-lakes) - Lavona Fry has been a member in good standing of the Highland Lakes Master Gardener Association since her certification as a Master Gardener in 2003. Lavona was honored at the 2010 Master Gardener State Conference as the State Volunteer of the Year. In 2025, she earned recognition for acquiring 6,111 volunteer hours. Her knowledge, intuition,
- [Rick Gast - Bastrop County](https://txmg.org/rick-gast-bastrop-county) - Rick Gast joined the 2015 class of the Sage County Master Gardeners for Caldwell and Bastrop Counties. After completing his certification in 2016, he helped 4 other members of the class present a plan to the Bastrop County AgriLife Extension Agent to separate from Caldwell County. In 2016, the Bastrop County Master Gardener Association was
- [Carolyn Turman - Bastrop County](https://txmg.org/carolyn-truman-bastrop-county) - Carolyn Turman became a Travis County Master Gardener in 2012. While at TCMG, she attended the propagation and Junior Master Gardener advanced trainings. She transferred to the Bastrop County Master Gardener Association in 2018. Carolyn has served our organization with distinction from the beginning. She became president in 2018, helped with plant sales and education,
- [Patricia Anderson - Bastrop County](https://txmg.org/patricia-anderson-bastrop-county) - Patricia Anderson joined the 2015 class of the Sage County Master Gardeners for Caldwell and Bastrop Counties. After completing her certification in 2016, she, along with 4 other members of the class, presented a plan to the Bastrop County AgriLife Extension Agent to separate from Caldwell County. In 2016, the Bastrop County Master Gardener Association
- [2026 TMGA Executive Committee](https://txmg.org/administration/executive-committee-and-committee-chairs) - As a lifelong North Texas native, I’ve lived in the Dallas Metroplex my entire life. I’m married to my childhood sweetheart, Marvin, and we’re blessed with two sons, two wonderful daughters-in-law, and three delightful grandchildren. I joined the Collin County Master Gardeners Association (CCMGA) in 2016 and have been actively involved ever since. I’ve
- [D-F (Newsletter)](https://txmg.org/newsletter/county-newsletters-2/d-f-newsletter) - Dallas Denton: "The Root" Ector (Permian Basin) El Paso Ellis: "E-Gardening" Erath Fannin Fayette (Bluebonnet) Fort Bend
- [Tom Collins – Hill Country](https://txmg.org/tom-collins-hill-county) - After twenty‑five years of dedicated service to the Texas Master Gardeners, Tom retired in January 2026. His leadership journey began long before his horticultural work. As a member of the Corps of Cadets at Texas A&M University, he graduated in 1964 as a 2nd Lieutenant with a BA in Mathematics and Physics. He went on
- [T-V (Contact)](https://txmg.org/contacts/by-county/t-v-contact) - Tarrant Taylor (Big Country) Titus (Cypress Basin) Tom Green (Concho Valley) Travis Van Zandt Victoria
- [P-S (Contact)](https://txmg.org/contacts/by-county/p-s-contact) - Palo Pinto Panola Parker Permian Basin (Ector and Midland Counties) Randall Rockwall Rusk Sabine San Augustine San Jacinto Smith Somervell
- [M-O (Contact)](https://txmg.org/contacts/by-county/m-o-contact) - McCulloch (Central Texas) McLennan Midland (Permian Basin) Milam (Little River Basin) Montague (Red River) Montgomery Nacogdoches Nueces Orange
- [D-F (Contact)](https://txmg.org/contacts/by-county/d-f-contact) - Dallas Denton Ector (Permian Basin) Ellis El Paso Erath Fannin Fayette (Bluebonnet) Fort Bend
- [A-C (Contact)](https://txmg.org/contacts/by-county/a-c-contact) - Anderson Angelina Aransas/San Patricio Austin (Bluebonnet) Bandera (Hill Country) Bastrop Bee Bell Bexar Big Country (Taylor County) Blanco Bluebonnet (Austin, Colorado, Fayette and Washington Counties) Bowie Brazoria Brazos Brown Burnet (Highland Lakes) Burleson Caldwell Cameron Cass Central Texas (McCulloch County) Cherokee Collin Colorado (Bluebonnet) Comal Concho Valley (Tom Green County) Cooke Cypress Basin (Titus County)
- [Past Presidents](https://txmg.org/information/past-presidents) - PAST PRESIDENTS, TEXAS MASTER GARDENER ASSOCIATION 2025 - Kathryn Wells, Denton County 2023-2024 - Elisabeth Castro, Montgomery County 2022 - Robin Collins, Galveston County 2019-2021 - Louie McDaniel, McLennan County 2019 - Duddly Hargrove (resigned August 2019), Kaufman County 2018 - Nicky Maddams, Waller County 2017 - Peggy Rogers, Wood County 2016 - Mary Means,
- [W-Z (Contact)](https://txmg.org/contacts/by-county/w-z-contact) - Walker Waller Washington (Bluebonnet) Webb Wichita Williamson Wilson Wood
- [Member Associations (by county)](https://txmg.org/contacts/by-county) - Names in italics are associations with alternative names; they are listed by both county and association name. Many, but not all, county associations have websites. Many, but not all, counties have Master Gardener associations. If your county isn't listed here, please contact Nicky Maddams, Texas Master Gardener Program Manager, at nicky.maddams@ag.tamu.edu. A-C (Contact) D-F (Contact)
- [Awards Program](https://txmg.org/awards/awards-program) - Texas Master Gardener Association Search for Excellence Awards Program The Texas Master Gardener Association (TMGA), in cooperation with the Texas Master Gardener Program, Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service and Texas A&M University System, recognizes and presents awards for exemplary achievement. Official 2025 Awards Handbook How to Write an Impact Statement Outstanding Individual Master Gardener Entry
- [Membership Liability Questions](https://txmg.org/information/frequently-asked-questions/membership-liability-questions) - What is immunity, and how does it relate to volunteer service as a Master Gardener? Section 51.937 of the Texas Education Code provides potential statutory immunity from legal judgments in certain instances for ‘direct service volunteers’ and defines such as someone doing the duties of a volunteer position provided for or on behalf of
- [Membership Application Questions](https://txmg.org/information/frequently-asked-questions/membership-questions) - I have a gardening question. Can you answer it? Please contact your county's Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service office. This website is meant to be a central information source for Texas Master Gardeners and for those interested in becoming Texas Master Gardeners. To locate your county’s Extension office, please visit https://mastergardener.tamu.edu/county-programs/and click Find Your
- [Intern Online Training](https://txmg.org/information/members-only/intern-online-training)
- [Advanced Training Program Information](https://txmg.org/master-gardener-training/training10/training-information) - Current Advanced Training offerings are: Budding & Grafting Compost Earth-Kind® Landscaping - new program coming soon Entomology First Detector Greenhouse Management Herbs Home Fruit (South Texas) Junior Master Gardener (JMG) Plant Pathology Plant Propagation Rainwater Harvesting Texas Superstars® Tree Care Turf Grass Vegetables Purpose: The goal of Advanced Training is to equip Extension Master Gardeners
- [Master Gardener Program In Your County](https://txmg.org/master-gardener-program-in-your-county) - Not all counties have a Master Gardener Program or an Association. To find out if your county has a Master Gardener program, contact the county Extension office or search above for a Master Gardener coordinator in your county. Anderson County Angelina County Aransas County Austin County (Bluebonnet Master Gardener Association) Bastrop County Bell County Bexar
- [Rita Ware - Kaufman County](https://txmg.org/rita-ware-kaufman-county) - Rita Ware joined the Kaufman County Master Gardener Program in 2013 and has consistently demonstrated dedication, leadership, and service to both the program and the community. In 2014, she completed Irrigation Specialist training and went on to participate in numerous community workshops and seminars. She also generously provided individual consultations to residents within her community
- [Lori Murray - Cameron County](https://txmg.org/lori-murray-cameron-county) - Lori Murray’s journey into the world of horticulture began after a distinguished career in education and community service. A graduate of the University of Texas with double majors in English and History, Lori moved to Harlingen in 1968 with her husband. Her enduring love for plants and gardens, coupled with a retirement from 35 years
- [Enrique Perez - El Paso County](https://txmg.org/enrique-perez-el-paso-county) - Enrique Perez is a deserving candidate for Texas Emeritus Master Gardener status, having dedicated his life to gardening, educating others on gardening and nurturing that passion far beyond his certification in 2009. Since 2015, he has served as the organizing liaison facilitator/teacher for all MG classes taught at El Paso Community College. As Chair of
- [Jim Johnson - Gonzales County](https://txmg.org/jim-johnson-gonzales-county) - Gail and Jim Johnson were founding members of the Gonzales Master Gardener Association who were instrumental in the initial organization formation. Jim Johnson, honored posthumously, worked diligently to get the Gonzales Master Gardener organization off to a solid financial footing, serving as the organization’s first Treasurer. He additionally served the organization teaching intern classes on
- [Gail Johnson - Gonzales County](https://txmg.org/gail-johnson-gonzales-county) - Gail and Jim Johnson were founding members of the Gonzales Master Gardener Association who were instrumental in the initial organization formation. Gail has served multiple officer roles of President, Past-President, and Secretary of the Gonzales Master Gardeners. Never one to shy away from leadership, Gail served the Class Coordinator role for many years when the
- [Gail Christian - Bell County](https://txmg.org/gail-christian-bell-county) - Gail has been a champion for the Bell County Master Gardener program from her internship in 2008 until her retirement at the end of 2024. Gail contributed her skills in a variety of elected and other positions in the Association, including Treasurer, Membership Director, Editor of the monthly newsletter, the “Blooming Bell,” and webmaster. Whether
- [Randy Brown - Bell County](https://txmg.org/randy-brown-bell-county) - Randy Brown has been an enthusiastic and active member of the Bell County Association Master Gardener program since 2012 until his retirement in 2024. Randy contributed more than 3500 hours of service hours supporting the Association in a multitude of capacities. Randy was a photographer, gardener, board member, and mentor to both master gardeners and
- [Texas Gardener Magazine](https://txmg.org/tx-gardener)
- [New Officer/Director Reference Guide](https://txmg.org/information/new-officerdirector-booklet) - 2026 New Officer/Director Reference Guide In this guide, compiled by the Executive Committee, you will find: Important Dates for 2026 Information on: State Conference Annual Reports Board of Directors of the Texas Master Gardener Association By-Laws Charters Dues Executive Committee Financial Review Procedure Recommendations Job Descriptions IRS & 501(c)(3) Leadership Training Officer/Director Rosters Search
- [Dick Coupe – Dallas County](https://txmg.org/dick-coupe-dallas-county) - John Richard (Dick) Coupe has served as a devoted Texas Master Gardener in Dallas County since 2003, contributing over 3000 hours of volunteer service. While he willingly served in a variety of roles, the highlight was his term as Texas Master Gardener Association President in 2014. Locally, he served in the following roles: Director-at-Large
- [County Officer/Director Rosters](https://txmg.org/information/members-only/county-officerdirector-rosters)
- [Polly Prestwood – Leon County](https://txmg.org/polly-prestwood-leon-county) - Master Gardener Since 2011 Since taking the class in 2011, you have been a valuable member of the Leon County Master Gardener program. The Leon County Master Gardener program would not be where it is today without the leadership Mrs. Prestwood has given in the past. She was instrumental in guiding and maintaining the local
- [2026 Executive and Standing Committee Rosters](https://txmg.org/information/members-only/2018-committee-chairs-and-members)
- [Group Exemption Information](https://txmg.org/information/tmca-501c-information/group-exemption-information) - Information Needed from County Master Gardener Associations to be Included Under the Texas Master Gardener Association 501(c)3 Group Exemption Information for Exemption County Master Gardener Associations which generate revenue and disperse funds can benefit significantly from non-profit status. The Internal Revenue Service can grant a 501(c)(3) non- profit status to organizations, such as Master
- [Annual Reports](https://txmg.org/archives/annual-reports) - 2025 2024 2023 2022 2021 2020 2019 2018 2017 2016 2015 2014 2013 2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 (not available) 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001 2000 1999 1998
- [Forms](https://txmg.org/information/forms) - Advanced Training Hours Submission 501 (c) (3) Group Exemption 2026 Charter Agreement - Agent 2026 Charter Agreement - President 2026 County Association Officer/Director Submission 2026 TMGA Dues Leave of Absence Request Master Gardener Transfer EMG Service Milestones 2026 Volunteer Agreement For TMGA Executive Committee and Chairs ONLY Expense Reimbursement
- [Association Member Eligibility](https://txmg.org/resources/association-member-eligibility) - In order for an Association to be considered “members in good standing” with TMGA of each current year, Charter Documents and Officer/Director Rosters must be received by January 31, and DUES must be paid online, or postmarked no later than March 1 to be eligible for submission to the TMGA Awards Program. 2026 Association Member
- [James Bradford – Little River Basin](https://txmg.org/james-bradford-little-river-basin) - James Bradford joined the Little River Basin Master Gardener Association in 2009 along with his wife, JoAnn. What a powerful team this duo made in learning as much as they could from the structured classes. James took on the role of living and demonstrating the knowledge he acquired, and was willing to share that with
- [Mary Neely - Little River Basin](https://txmg.org/mary-neely-little-river-basin) - 2015 was a grand year for the Little River Basin Master Gardener Association, as we were blessed to have our own little fireball of energy and creativity become a certified Master Gardener. From the get-go and as a lifelong teacher, Mary embraced the notion of teaching others, especially children. She served as the co-chair of
- [JoAnn Bradford – Little River Basin](https://txmg.org/joann-bradford-littleriverbasin) - In 2009, the Little River Basin Master Gardener Association in Milam County received a gift: JoAnn Bradford. This lady has been a mini-miracle machine of a volunteer over the past 16 years. It didn’t take long for the Association to recognize this incredible woman's leadership skills. It was a package deal since her husband, James,
- [Kay Basket – Leon County](https://txmg.org/kay-basket-leon-county) - Master Gardener Since 2013 Since taking the class in 2013, Kay has been a valuable member of the Leon County Master Gardener program. The Leon County Master Gardener program would not be where it is today without the leadership Ms. Kay has given in the past. Ms. Basket was instrumental in guiding and maintaining the
- [Suzanne Howell - Hays County](https://txmg.org/suzanne-howell-hays-county) - Master Gardener, 2018-2025 As a lifelong advocate for responsible water stewardship with a commitment to listening, learning and adapting to one’s local environment, Suzanne began her Master Gardener journey in Canadian County, Oklahoma in 2016. While there, she updated the entire Master Gardener curriculum using Oklahoma State University research materials. When she and her husband
- [Lou Kellogg – Bexar County](https://txmg.org/lou-kellogg-bexar-county) - The Bexar County Master Gardeners are proud to recognize Lou Kellogg with the distinguished title of Master Gardener Emeritus, an honour that reflects his extraordinary commitment, leadership, and impact on our organization. Lou has officially logged 2,228 volunteer hours since 2008, though his true total is significantly higher—our records don’t reach back to his
- [Jennie Hutchinson - Orange County](https://txmg.org/jennie-hutchinson-orange-county) - Jennie Hutchinson retired from Sears in Orange, where she served as Sales Manager for many years. After retirement, she pursued her substitute teaching certificate from Stephen F. Austin State University and worked as a local substitute teacher until the onset of COVID-19. Jennie has been an active member of the Orange County Master Gardeners since 2002.
- [Sharon Odegar - Orange County](https://txmg.org/sharon-odegar-orange-county) - Sharon Odegar, who retired from Gulf State Utility, has been a dedicated member of the Orange County Master Gardeners Association for many years. Sharon is also a Certified Texas Master Naturalist. As a member of the Native Plant Society since 1990, Sharon has served as President, Secretary, and Treasurer of the Beaumont Chapter. Through her
- [Jean Fefer – Harris County](https://txmg.org/jean-fefer-harris-county) - Dr. Jean A. Fefer earned her Ph.D. in Chemistry and retired as Emeritus Professor of Chemistry from the University of Houston–Downtown, where she inspired countless students with her passion for science. She brought that same dedication and academic rigor to her volunteer work with AgriLife Extension, where she became a certified Texas Master Gardener
- [Additional Training Opportunities](https://txmg.org/master-gardener-training/training10/training5) - Training opportunities for Texas Master Gardeners are listed below: MASTER GARDENER ADVANCED TRAININGS - These workshops provide advanced training whereby a corps of Master Gardeners can obtain a specialization which supports or expands specific county educational programs of the Texas AgriLife Extension Service. To be eligible for an Advanced Training designation, an individual must possess
- [A Judge's Perspective: Writing a Successful Award Entry](https://txmg.org/729535-2) - The TMGA Awards Committee was thrilled to present Pam Bennett of Ohio State as the speaker for the Search for Excellence Awards Workshop: A Judge’s Perspective. The workshop provided a fantastic opportunity for members to gain insight into what judges look for and how to strengthen submissions. We hope it inspired even more counties to
- [Endowment](https://txmg.org/endowment) - The TEXAS MASTER GARDENER ENDOWMENT FUND has been established with donations exceeding the required $25,000 to open the fund. To MAKE A DONATION online, simply click the DONATE NOW button To MAKE A DONATION by check, please mail to the Texas A&M Foundation and include a memo that the funds are to be a gift
- [Archived Awards](https://txmg.org/awards/archived-awards) - 2021 Award Winner and Entries 2020 Award Winners and Entries 2019 Award Winners and Entries 2018 Award Winners and Entries 2017 Award Winners and Entries 2016 Award Winners and Entries 2015 Award Winners and Entries 2014 Winning Awards and Entries 2013 Winning Awards Part 1 2013 Winning Awards Part 2 2012 Winning Applications 2011
- [Karen Breneman – Harris County](https://txmg.org/karen-breneman-harris-county) - Karen Breneman became a Texas Master Gardener in 1992 and retired at the end of 2024. Karen used her organizational skills to start the Membership committee in approximately 2015-2016. Together with the existing Extension Agent, she set up rules for the members, defined acceptable Master Gardener service hours, and organized the Association membership. Karen started
- [Logos and Brand Guide](https://txmg.org/information/members-only/logos) - The Texas Master Gardener logo is a crucial aspect of maintaining brand consistency and ensuring a strong visual identity across all platforms. It is essential to adhere to the guidelines outlined in the Brand Guide to ensure that the logo’s proportions, colors, and clear spaces are maintained, preserving its integrity and impact. No modifications are
- [Bylaws](https://txmg.org/administration/by-laws) - TMGA Bylaws Rev. 10 February 7 2025 Sample County Association Bylaws
- [2024 Awards Winners](https://txmg.org/2024-awards-winners) - SFE Awards Winners and Entries – click on the Award Name (Column F) within the spreadsheet to view the submitted entry. SFE Awards Ceremony Recording This year, we added a theme to the awards ceremony for the first time to encourage more interaction and bring a fun flair to the event. The Hawaiian luau theme
- [Beth DiGioa – Collin County](https://txmg.org/beth-digioa-collin-county) - Beth DiGioia, the 2016 recipient of the Collin County Master Gardeners Association’s Lifetime Achievement Award, grew up where gardening was watching her mother toss marigold seeds out the front door and seeing what came up. She described joining CCMGA Class of 2002 as a natural transition into something she loves. Two years after certifying, she
- [Management Guide](https://txmg.org/administration/management-guide) - The Texas Master Gardener Management Guide has undergone a significant revision as of December 2023. Please read in its entirety as this guide is to be closely followed by everyone in the program. Texas Master Gardener Management Guide SPECIAL PRESENTATION from the 2024 Texas Master Gardener Conference with Program Coordinator Dr. Jayla Fry and
- [Texas Gardener Magazine](https://txmg.org/tx-gardener/digital-magazine) - Texas Gardener is a bimonthly (six times a year) magazine that provides practical, how-to information on all aspects of gardening in the Lone Star State. We cover vegetable, flower, fruit, herbs and landscaping with an emphasis on using native and adapted plants and proven organic techniques and products that are both effective and good for
- [Mary Means – Collin County](https://txmg.org/mary-means-collin-county) - Mary Means – Retired Collin County Master Gardener, and Past President of the Texas Master Gardener Association – has horticulture in her veins. Her father was a Professor of Horticulture at Clemson University, where she earned her BA in Education. Mary first entered the Master Gardener program in 2002. And over the following years, she
- [Judy Ewoldsen – Collin County](https://txmg.org/judy-ewoldsen-collin-county) - Judy Ewoldsen became a Collin County Master Gardener in the Class of 2006. And served as CCMGA treasurer and as a board member from 2009 through 2010. In 2010, Judy approached the CCMGA board with a proposal for a dedicated garden-only show. Within days of its approval, she had secured a financial sponsor and formed
- [Jim Ewoldsen – Collin County](https://txmg.org/jim-ewoldsen-collin-county) - Jim Ewoldsen, Collin County Master Gardener Association’s Master Gardener of the Year in 2009 and 2013, joined CCMGA in 2007 at the insistence of his wife, fellow member Judy Ewoldsen. Elected CCMGA President in 2011, he set out to reform the organization, implementing leadership term limits. He created the raised bed gardening presentation, and revised
- [Mary Nell Jackson – Collin County](https://txmg.org/mary-nell-jackson-collin-county) - Mary Nell Jackson, a founding member of the Collin County Master Gardeners Association and 2015 Lifetime Achievement Award recipient, has excelled as a natural-born educator and leader. She fell into gardening as an empty nester and quickly developed an affection for herbs, saying she “studied herbs for nine months like I was taking a college
- [Liz Romero – Guadalupe County](https://txmg.org/liz-romero-guadalupe-county) - Liz Romero has been a Master Gardener since 1989. She is our longest serving member and has been an integral part of the Guadalupe Master Gardeners since joining us. She has been a committed volunteer in a variety of projects and leadership roles. She is also an active Master Naturalist and member of the Native
- [Hugh Pickle – Jasper County](https://txmg.org/hugh-pickle-jasper-county) - One of the chartering members of the Jasper Master Gardeners here in Jasper County. Mr. Pickle embodies a plant person with running Pickle’s Nursery for nearly 40+ until its closure and currently helps run Sunshine Farm with his wife Beth Pickle. Not only has Mr. Pickle dedicated hours upon hours of volunteer time to the
- [J-L (Contact)](https://txmg.org/contacts/by-county/j-l-contact) - Jackson Jasper Jefferson Johnson Kaufman Kendall (Hill Country) Kerr (Hill Country) Kleberg-Kenedy Lake Granbury (Hood County) Lamar Leon Liberty Limestone Little River Basin (Milam County) Llano Lubbock
- [Micro Grant Program](https://txmg.org/micro-grant-program) - The Texas Master Gardener Association allocates funds for micro grants to any Texas Master Gardener Association needing assistance with funding impactful educational projects having realistic goals and significant benefit to the community. Associations submitting requests must complete the questions on the application via Google Forms using the link below. The application must be submitted by
- [David Gibby Search for Excellence (SFE) Awards](https://txmg.org/international-awards) - K-State (Kansas) is responsible for the awards process as the previous international conference host. Application information will be posted soon. Do you know of an outstanding gardening project that benefited your community? Then consider submitting it for a Search for Excellence Award. These awards recognize the outstanding volunteer work of Extension Master Gardeners. There are
- [G-I (Contact)](https://txmg.org/contacts/by-county/g-i-contact) - Galveston Gillespie (Hill Country) Gonzales Grayson Gregg Grimes Guadalupe Hamilton Harris Harrison Hays Henderson Hidalgo Highland Lakes (Burnet County) Hill Country (Bandera, Gillespie, Kendall and Kerr Counties) Hill Hood (Lake Granbury) Hopkins Howard Hunt
- [Cozy Taylor – Leon County](https://txmg.org/cozy-taylor-leon-county) - This honor is being bestowed upon Cozy Taylor because of her past leadership and service to the Leon County Master Gardener program. As an Emeritus Master Gardener, there are certain privileges awarded to Ms. Pittman. She will always hold the Emeritus Master Gardener status in honor of her invaluable contribution to the association. The
- [Kay Serafin – Leon County](https://txmg.org/kay-serafin-leon-county-2) - This honor is being bestowed upon Kay Serafin because of her past leadership and service to the Leon County Master Gardener program. As an Emeritus Master Gardener, there are certain privileges awarded to Ms. Serafin. Even after her passing, she will always hold the Emeritus Master Gardener status in honor of her invaluable contribution
- [Kay Serafin – Leon County](https://txmg.org/kay-serafin-leon-county) - This honor is being bestowed upon Kay Serafin because of her past leadership and service to the Leon County Master Gardener program. As an Emeritus Master Gardener, there are certain privileges awarded to Ms. Serafin. Even after her passing, she will always hold the Emeritus Master Gardener status in honor of her invaluable contribution
- [James Clyde Robeson – Leon County](https://txmg.org/james-clyde-robeson-leon-county) - This honor is being bestowed upon James Robeson because of his past leadership and service to the Leon County Master Gardener program. As an Emeritus Master Gardener, there are certain privileges awarded to Mr. Robeson. Even after his passing, he will always hold the Emeritus Master Gardener status in honor of his invaluable contribution
- [Doris Pittman – Leon County](https://txmg.org/doris-pittman-leon-county) - This honor is being bestowed upon Doris Pittman because of her past leadership and service to the Leon County Master Gardener program. As an Emeritus Master Gardener, there are certain privileges awarded to Ms. Pittman. Even after her passing, she will always hold the Emeritus Master Gardener status in honor of her invaluable contribution
- [Jeff Miller – Leon County](https://txmg.org/jeff-miller-leon-county) - This honor is being bestowed upon Jeff Miller because of his past leadership and service to the Leon County Master Gardener program. As an Emeritus Master Gardener, there are certain privileges awarded to Mr. Miller. Even after his passing, he will always hold the Emeritus Master Gardener status in honor of his invaluable contribution
- [Mary Ann Mooreland – Denton County](https://txmg.org/mary-ann-mooreland) - Mary Ann began her volunteer experience with DCMGA in 2000 and retired in 2022. She became involved in DCMGA’s youth programming early in her tenure, although programs were limited then. As DCMGA evolved, so did its youth programs and the emergence of Science With Attitude (SWAt), the school-based program involving both youth and teachers.
- [Georgiana McCoig – Denton County](https://txmg.org/georgiana-mccoig) - Her active tenure spanned from 2013 until her retirement in 2023 during which she offered commitment, service, and leadership. Below are the highlights of her Denton County Master Gardener (DCMGA) contributions. Georgiana spent her first two years working on many DCMGA projects and events stating she wanted to “experience it all.” Experience she did
- [Phyllis Minton – Denton County](https://txmg.org/phyllis-minton) - Her thirteen-year tenure was filled with work on many projects, leadership in project design, and full-hearted participation in Denton County Master Gardener public events. Phyllis began her experience with Denton County Master Gardeners (DCMGA) in 2010. She quickly became involved in multiple projects, highlighted by her work on the Garden Tour, Cool Shade for
- [Laurel Wallace – Denton County](https://txmg.org/laurel-wallace) - Ms. Wallace was an active member of Denton County Master Gardeners (DCMGA) from 2009 until early 2024 when she retired. Below are highlights of her 15 years with DCMGA where she has contributed much to our mission, its members, and our Denton County communities. Ms. Wallace has maintained a strong sense of community education
- [Shirley Singer – Denton County](https://txmg.org/shirley-singer) - Ms. Singer was a member of the Denton County Master Gardener Association (DCMGA) from 2008 through 2023. Ms. Singer had a passion for Earth-Kind gardening and landscape design. She engaged in ongoing education, first taking an Earth-Kind class with Dr. George at the Dallas AgriLife Center and later achieving her Master Gardener Advanced Training
- [Claud Singer – Denton County](https://txmg.org/claud-singer) - Mr. Singer was a member of the Denton County Master Gardener Association (DCMGA) from 2008 through 2021 and served in a variety of capacities on behalf of the Texas Master Gardener mission and Denton County residents. Mr. Singer had many interests as a Master Gardener, and he did his best to participate in all
- [Mary Morrow – Denton County](https://txmg.org/mary-morrow) - Mary began her experience with the Denton County Master Gardener Association (DCMGA) in 2001, retiring in 2024. Her contributions helped shape and grow the impact of DCMGA’s projects, outreach, and events. Below are highlights of her leadership, creativity, and commitment to growing the education and involvement of Denton County and DCMGA members in sustainable, science-based
- [Suzanne Love - Hays County](https://txmg.org/suzanne-love) - Master Gardener, 2013-2024 Suzanne and her husband are originally from Western New York. Career opportunities took them to warmer climates and finally to Texas. She previously worked with Health Care Plans to obtain national accreditation, regulatory compliance, and credentialing. Suzanne was certified as a Master Gardener in 2013 and completed the Vegetable Advanced Training
- [E-blasts for Texas Master Gardeners](https://txmg.org/newsletter/newsletters) - December 2024 E-Blast September 2024 E-Blast June 2024 E-Blast The TMGA no longer produces a full monthly newsletter. The last issue was December 2021. NOTE: All past editions of the TMGA Newsletter are available using Google Docs. Clicking this link will take you to a public folder containing all issues for each year. Click
- [WordPress Training](https://txmg.org/wordpress-training) - Do you require assistance with your website? Please contact First Call: Monday-Friday 8:00am-5:00pm 2468 TAMU | College Station, TX 77843 Phone: (979) 985-5737 | Email: firstcall@ag.tamu.edu Submit a FirstCall Ticket - AgriLife Information Technology (tamu.edu) ONLINE TRAINING USING CLASSIC EDITOR WORDPRESS BLOCK EDITOR RECORDED TRAINING SESSIONS (the previous recordings have been removed by
- [Name Badges](https://txmg.org/name-badges) - Nametags must align with the Texas Master Gardener Brand Guide Samples of appropriate badges: County Supplier Contact Information TMGA Name Tag Country nametagcountry.com Collin, Kaufman & Aransas Recognition USA http://bestbadge.com/ Tom Green Q’s printing http://www.qspd.com/ Leon Pruitt’s City Cleaners (and awards) (903) 322-4953 Blanco Star Awards https://www.starawardsnb.com/ Guadalupe Images by Jay (in San Antonio) (210)
- [Pamala Nelson – Hays County](https://txmg.org/pamala-nelson-hays-county) - Master Gardener, 2010-2024 Pamala became a certified Master Gardener in 2010, but her love of gardening and volunteering began years earlier. In 2004 after moving to Buda, she completed the docent training at Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center and volunteered there for 18 years. As a member of HCMGA, Pamala spearheaded the creation of a
- [Wendy Mathews – Comal County](https://txmg.org/wendy-mathews-comal-county) - Over the last eight years, Wendy has participated in and contributed to many different CMG projects, adding value to every effort she undertook. And she did it in a way that, to quote one of her co-workers, “…has been a brilliant and rare gift to the Comal Master Gardener organization and the Comal community
- [Betty Webb - Galveston County](https://txmg.org/betty-webb-galveston-county) - Member since 2013 Betty’s warm personality and dedication made her a beloved figure among Master Gardener intern classes. Often referred to as the "room mom," she welcomed new interns with kindness, support, and guidance, helping to foster a sense of belonging and camaraderie that enriched our community.
- [Patsy Jewell - Galveston County](https://txmg.org/patsy-jewell-galveston-county) - Member since 1991 Known for her passionate support of family and community involvement, Patsy was pivotal in bringing her sister Linda into the Master Gardeners, advocating to the horticulture agent for her membership. Linda then served as the newsletter editor for decades, delivering an award-winning publication that has greatly enhanced our outreach. Patsy's vision and
- [Sandra Devall - Galveston County](https://txmg.org/sandra-devall-galveston-county) - Member since 1998 Sandra’s creative talents in publication design significantly elevated the Master Gardeners' communication materials. Her mentorship of our newsletter editor brought the publication to a near-magazine quality by transitioning from basic word processing to professional layouts in InDesign. Her impact is visible in the polished, accessible content we proudly share with the community.
- [Kenneth Deslattes - Galveston County](https://txmg.org/kenneth-deslattes-galveston-county) - Member since 2005 Kenneth, a visionary who created the demonstration garden at Carbide Park, was instrumental in laying its foundation—quite literally. His expertise as an electrician ensured that the garden was fully equipped with the necessary electrical pathways, enhancing its functionality and accessibility for educational purposes. Kenneth’s contributions have set a lasting example of dedication
- [Agents Only](https://txmg.org/agents-only)
- [W-Z(Newsletter)](https://txmg.org/newsletter/county-newsletters-2/w-z-newsletter) - Walker Waller Washington (Bluebonnet) Webb Wichita Williamson Wilson Wood: "MG Wood Works"
- [T-V (Newsletter)](https://txmg.org/newsletter/county-newsletters-2/t-v-newsletter) - Tarrant Taylor (Big Country) Titus (Cypress Basin) Tom Green (Concho Valley) Travis Victoria
- [P-S (Newsletter)](https://txmg.org/newsletter/county-newsletters-2/p-s-newsletter) - Palo Pinto Parker Permian Basin (Ector and Midland Counties) Randall Rockwall: "Envirosmart" Rusk Sabine San Augustine San Jacinto Smith Somervell
- [M-O (Newsletter)](https://txmg.org/newsletter/county-newsletters-2/m-o-newsletter) - McCulloch (Central Texas) McLennan: "The Latest Dirt" Midland (Permian Basin) Milam (Little River Basin) Montgomery Nacogdoches Nueces Orange
- [A-C (Newsletter)](https://txmg.org/newsletter/county-newsletters-2/a-c-newsletter) - Anderson Angelina Aransas/San Patricio Austin (Bluebonnet) Bandera (Hill Country): "Of Leaf & Limb" Bastrop: "What's Growing On" Bell: "The Blooming Bell" Bexar: "The Scion" Big Country (Taylor County) Blanco Bluebonnet (Austin, Colorado, Fayette and Washington Counties) Bowie Brazoria: "Here's the Dirt" Brazos Burnet (Highland Lakes): "The Dig It" Cameron Cass Central Texas (McCulloch County) Cherokee
- [J-L (Newsletter)](https://txmg.org/newsletter/county-newsletters-2/j-l-newsletter) - Jackson Jasper Jefferson Johnson Kaufman Kendall (Hill Country): "Of Leaf & Limb" Kerr (Hill Country): "Of Leaf & Limb" Kleberg-Kenedy Lake Granbury (Hood County) Lamar Leon Liberty Limestone Little River Basin (Milam County) Llano Lubbock
- [G-I (Newsletter)](https://txmg.org/newsletter/county-newsletters-2/g-i-newsletter) - Galveston: "Gulf Coast Gardening" Gillespie: (Hill Country): "Of Leaf & Limb" Gonzales Grayson Gregg Grimes: "Grimes County Master Gardeners" Guadalupe: "Guadalupe Gardener" Hamilton Hardin Harris: "Urban Dirt" Harrison Hays Henderson: "Inside Dirt" Highland Lakes (Burnet County) Hidalgo: (Deep South) Hill Hill Country: (Bandera, Gillespie, Kendall, and Kerr Counties): "Of Leaf & Limb" Hood (Lake Granbury)
- [2025 International Master Gardener Conference](https://txmg.org/international-master-gardener-conference) - The following images are part of our bi-fold promotional brochure. Please feel free to download and share with your association or other groups. Download PDFs: We welcome you to view our Conference Promotional Video!
- [Ribbon Pin Holder](https://txmg.org/ribbon-pin-holder) - This ribbon pin holder with a safety pin back is perfect for displaying multiple pins, such as Advanced Training and Years of Service pins. Key Features Blue Grosgrain Ribbon Pin Holder Heat-Cut Edge Safety Pin Back Holds Multiple Pins Ribbon 6” Tall at its Tallest Point $6.00 Order here: Ribbon Pin Holder | Merchandise |
- [Advanced Training Lapel Pins](https://txmg.org/advanced-training-lapel-pins) - These soft enamel pins offer excellent quality in a custom design. Recessed colors give the pin a raised, embossed appearance. Key Features Pin size: 1" round. Nickel plating with military clutch. Individually bagged custom soft enamel pins. 100% produced in the USA. $6.00 Purchase here: Master Gardener Advanced Training Lapel Pin | Merchandise | AgriLife
- [Emeritus Pins](https://txmg.org/emeritus-pins) - This cloisonné (hard enamel) pin is a classic, professional custom pin designed to honor individuals who have achieved Emeritus Status for their distinguished service while serving in the Master Gardener Program. KEY FEATURES Pin size: 1" round Jewelry grade piece nickel plating. Military clutch individually polybagged. Custom Hard Enamel Pins. 100% produced in the USA.
- [Janie Farler - Denton County](https://txmg.org/janie-farler-denton-county) - Class of 2003 Janie Farler is an exemplary candidate for the Texas Emerita Master Gardener status, having made remarkable contributions to gardening and community education. Her journey in horticulture began when she completed the Master Gardener training in the 2003 class, igniting a passion for gardening and community engagement and defining her legacy. One of
- [Donna Wolfe - Denton County](https://txmg.org/donna-wolfe-denton-county) - Class of 1996 Donna Wolfe is a remarkable individual whose dedication to gardening and her numerous contributions to the Denton County Master Gardener Association deserve special recognition. With a history dating back to 1996, Donna's journey as a Master Gardener exemplifies her unwavering commitment to horticulture and her invaluable service to the community. Donna's love
- [Carolyn Gold - Denton County](https://txmg.org/carolyn-gold-denton-county) - Class of 1996 Carolyn Gold is an exemplary Master Gardener whose dedication and contributions to the Texas Master Gardener and Denton County Master Gardener Association communities make her a worthy candidate for Texas Emerita Master Gardener status. Carolyn embarked on her Master Gardener journey in 1996, completing the training requirements in that year's class. Since
- [Evelyn Jane Powell - Denton County](https://txmg.org/evelyn-jane-powell-denton-county) - Class of 1994 Evelyn Jane Powell is a deserving candidate for Texas Emerita Master Gardener status, having dedicated her life to gardening and nurturing a passion far beyond her certification in 1994. Throughout her journey as a Master Gardener, Jane exhibited remarkable commitment and leadership, making her an invaluable asset to the Denton County Master
- [Tom Harpool - Denton County](https://txmg.org/tom-harpool-denton-county) - Class of 1994 Tom Harpool was undeniably a remarkable individual who has left an indelible mark on the horticulture field and the Denton County, Texas, community. With a rich history of contributions to the Denton County Master Gardener Association (DCMGA) and an extensive record of leadership, Tom Harpool deserves the Texas Emeritus Master Gardener status.
- [Myrna Engle - Denton County](https://txmg.org/myrna-engle-denton-county) - Class of 1993 Myrna Engle was an exceptional individual who deserves the honor of Texas Emerita Master Gardener status. This recognition reflects a lifetime dedicated to horticultural excellence and the propagation of sustainable, wildlife-friendly gardening practices. Her journey as a Master Gardener began in 1993, a mere four years after the inception of the Denton
- [Hildegard Smith - Kaufman County](https://txmg.org/hildegard-smith-kaufman-county) - Joined - 2003 Hildegard planned and maintained the Texas Garden at the Garden Learning Center (GLC) from its inception until it closed. He has advanced greenhouse management and propagation training and served as a co-lead of the Greenhouse Committee and a member of the Seminar Committee. Hildegard participated in the Speakers Bureau on topics including
- [Ada O'Steen - Kaufman County](https://txmg.org/ada-osteen-kaufman-county) - Joined - 2001 Ada served on almost all committees and as lead on several of them. She worked on almost all projects presented and was the lead for the Easy-to-Grow garden at the Garden Learning Center (GLC). Ada also participated in the Speakers Bureau. Could--and still can--be counted on to help with any task. She
- [Frances Holmes - Kaufman County](https://txmg.org/frances-holmes-kaufman-county) - Joined - 2001 Frances served as a committee lead for the association newsletter and contributed to it. She also served as a lead or member on many other committees and worked on most projects presented. Frances assumed responsibility for the Rose Trail Garden after Marvin Dietle passed away and almost single-handedly kept it up until
- [Nancy Bowman - Kaufman County](https://txmg.org/nancy-bowman-kaufman-county) - Joined - 2004 Nancy planned and maintained the Texas Garden at the Garden Learning Center (GLC) from its inception until the GLC was closed. She has advanced training in greenhouse management and served on the Greenhouse Committee until it became the Hoop House Committee. Nancy was active on the Seminar Committee and co-led several associated
- [Judy Barton - Kaufman County](https://txmg.org/judy-barton-kaufman-county) - Joined - 2009 Judy led the Rain Garden Committee and was active on the greenhouse and education committees. She served on numerous other committees and participated in many projects. Her involvement included helping with propagation classes and propagating plants for annual plant sales, often contributing several dozen items.
- [Marline Ballard - Kaufman County](https://txmg.org/marline-ballard-kaufman-county) - Joined - 2011 Before Marline became a Master Gardener, she often accompanied her husband, John Ballard, when he came to work on projects. She often had as many, if not more, volunteer hours as some certified Master Gardeners. After becoming certified, she continued working on projects, but she added that she served on committees and
- [Brad Ackerman - Kaufman County](https://txmg.org/brad-ackerman-kaufman-county) - Joined - 2004 (often exceeding 200 hours a year). Brad served as the association president in 2008, 2010, and 2015. In 2009, he was named Outstanding Master Gardener in Texas. Brad had advanced training in rainwater harvesting, which led to his instrumental planning and implementation of the Rainwater Harvesting demonstration at the Garden Learning Center
- [Selena Schindler - Denton County](https://txmg.org/selena-schindler-denton-county) - Class of 1992 The Denton County Master Gardener Association and the broader Texas Master Gardener community deeply cherish Selena Schindler. With an illustrious history of contributions to both organizations, Selena undoubtedly merits the prestigious Texas Emerita Master Gardener designation. Selena embarked on her Master Gardener journey in 1992 when DCMGA was in its infancy. Drawn
- [Project Showcases](https://txmg.org/project-showcases) - During the 2024 Texas Master Gardener Conference, we highlighted eight counties and their projects which won FIRST PLACE at the Search for Excellence Awards during the 2023 Texas Master Gardener Conference. We are now sharing them with you. Be inspired by the outstanding work these volunteers are doing in their respective counties. Enter YOUR county next
- [Janet Laminack Extension Personnel Award](https://txmg.org/janet-laminack-award-extension-personnel-award) - 2024 - Allison Schwarz - Tom Green County, Horticulture Agent This award honours staff and employees who have demonstrated outstanding leadership and dedication in their role. This award is unique, as the nominations come from the very volunteers who serve under their guidance. These individuals have not only inspired their members but have also
- [Nita Rausch- Dallas County](https://txmg.org/nita-rausch-dallas-county) - After a distinguished career as a librarian, Nita Rausch completed the Extension Master Gardener intern training in Dallas County and eagerly jumped into many key roles among the volunteer opportunities the Master Gardener program offers. Among her many significant contributions to the program, Nita served as head of the Speakers Bureau, training many of our
- [2023 Award Winners](https://txmg.org/2023-awards) - Congratulations to all our winning associations and individuals! Winning Entries – click on the Award Name (Column F) within the spreadsheet to view the submitted entry. The Awards Presentation NEW! Join us for conversations featuring projects that have achieved FIRST PLACE finishes at the Search for Excellence Awards during the 2023 Texas Master Gardener Conference. Be
- [Rules Of Order](https://txmg.org/administration/rules-of-order) - The TMGA bylaws state: ARTICLE XI – RULES OF ORDER Roberts Rules of Order shall be the authority on all questions of parliamentary law not covered by the Articles of Incorporation and these Bylaws. Robert’s Rules of Order is America’s foremost guide to parliamentary procedure. It is used by more professional associations, fraternal organizations,
- [Agenda](https://txmg.org/administration/agenda) - April 24, 2024 - Directors Meeting Agenda February 2, 2024 - Directors Meeting Agenda 2023 Agendas
- [FAQ's](https://txmg.org/faqs-3) - Frequently Asked Questions If I purchase general registration, but cannot attend the presentations live, will I gain access to the recordings from both days? Yes! All registered participants will be given access to view the recordings for every session, including keynotes for four months after the conference. If you register for the leadership workshop,
- [HANDS-ON with the Early Childhood Learn, Grow, Eat & Go Curriculum](https://txmg.org/hands-on-with-the-early-childhood-learn-grow-eat-go-curriculum) - NOTE: If you wish to participate in the hands-on activity "Underground Root Table", please have the following supplies ready for this session: ● 1 rectangular piece of cardboard or foam board (cut to approximately 10" x 4") ● 12 green pipe cleaners & 12 brown pipe cleaners ● 1 Phillips head screwdriver ● scissors
- [2024 Speaker Bios](https://txmg.org/2024-speaker-bios) - KEYNOTE PRESENTERS (click on photo for bio) BREAKOUT SESSION PRESENTERS (click on photo for bio)​
- [Natasha Meehleib](https://txmg.org/natasha-meehleib) - Natasha Meehleib received her B.S in Plant Sciences from the University of Arizona, where she conducted research on the impact of community school garden programs on underserved students’ learning and nutritional habits. She has served as the recruitment coordinator for Sigma Alpha, the University of Arizona’s first professional agricultural sorority, where she represented 40+ women in
- [Garden & Glass: Tips for Pairing your Garden Harvest with Wine!](https://txmg.org/garden-glass-tips-for-pairing-your-garden-harvest-with-wine) - Elevate your home culinary experience with Texas wine. Learn how to complement your harvest bounty through the art of wine pairing!
- [Brandi Keller](https://txmg.org/brandi-keller-2) - Brandi Keller recently became the Coastal and Marine Resources Agent in Galveston County. Prior to this, she was the County Extension Agent in Horticulture for Texas A&M AgriLife Extension in Harris County. She has been with AgriLife Extension for more than 7 years as Extension Agent and County Master Gardener Program Coordinator. She finds
- [Stephen Brueggerhoff](https://txmg.org/stephen-brueggerhoff-2) - Stephen Brueggerhoff is the Horticulture Extension Agent for Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service in Brazos County, having recently transferred from Galveston. Stephen received a Bachelor of Science in Horticulture from Sam Houston State University and a Masters of Forest Resources from the University of Washington. With over 15 years of experience, Stephen furthers the
- [How do I sign up?](https://txmg.org/become-a-master-gardener/how-do-i-sign-up) - How do I sign up? Application forms and additional information are available from your local county Extension office. To locate your county’s Extension office visit counties.agrilife.org or find a master gardening program in your area. In exchange for their training, persons who become Master Gardeners contribute time as volunteers, working through their county’s Texas AgriLife Extension
- [Conference Portal Training](https://txmg.org/2024-training) - Training on how to access and navigate the conference will be provided by Zoom on April 17, 2024. You will receive the meeting link via email on April 15th, 2024. NOTE: This training will be recorded and linked here for those who cannot attend in person.
- [T-Shirts](https://txmg.org/t-shirts-2) - T-Shirts will be available to purchase through the AgriLifelearn.tamu.edu store. Shirts will be shipped to you when ordered! Quantities are limited so get yours today! Sizes S - 3XL Unisex Sizing $15.00 Texas Master Gardener 2024 Conference T-Shirt | Merchandise | AgriLife Learn (tamu.edu)
- [Gene Speller](https://txmg.org/gene-speller) - Gene Speller has been a Texas Master Gardener for the last 27 years; originally certified in Harris County in 1997 and transferred to Galveston County in 2000. Gene’s educational background includes a Master of Science in Environmental Management from the University of Houston - Clear Lake (1977) and a Bachelor of Science, University of Houston (1973). His
- [Randy Seagraves](https://txmg.org/randy-seagraves-2) - Randy is an Extension Program Specialist and Curriculum Director for the International Junior Master Gardener program. A former third grade teacher in College Station ISD, Randy is the lead author of 9 JMG® curriculum guides, including the evidence based Learn, Grow, Eat & GO curriculum and the new Early Childhood Learn, Grow, Eat & GO curriculum developed for teachers of our youngest
- [Nicky Maddams](https://txmg.org/nicky-maddams-3) - Nicky received her degree in horticulture and landscape design from the University of Guelph. Following moves from her homeland in Alberta, Canada, to Lima, Peru, and then to Texas, she obtained certification as a Texas Master Gardener in 2012. Exploring diverse growing zones has been an enjoyable adventure for her. Nicky served for five
- [Dr. Charlie Hall](https://txmg.org/dr-charlie-hall) - Dr. Charlie Hall is a Professor in the Department of Horticultural Sciences at Texas A&M University and holder of the Ellison Endowed Chair in International Floriculture. His major areas of specialization include management and marketing strategies, financial analysis and benchmarking, and the situation/outlook for firms throughout the green industry, as well as consumer behavior
- [Kat Grier](https://txmg.org/kat-grier) - Kat Grier works with Texas A&M University and Texas A&M AgriLife faculty and staff on educational programming for Texas A&M students, K-12 school field trips, youth programs and community groups in addition to managing the volunteer program. Kat earned a master’s degree in instructional leadership from Sam Houston State University and a bachelor’s degree
- [Jayla Fry](https://txmg.org/jayla-fry) - Jayla Fry graduated from Texas A&M University with a Bachelor of Science in Horticulture and a master’s degree in agriculture education. She recently received her Doctor of Education in Organizational Leadership degree. Her work experience began by facilitating a horticulture program at a federal prison camp. She currently works with Master Gardener volunteers and
- [Ginger Easton-Smith](https://txmg.org/ginger-easton-smith-2) - Virginia (Ginger) Easton Smith grew up in Illinois but spent 30 years in Hawaii where she got her B.S. and M.S. in Horticulture (no, not surfing). She worked there in the landscape industry, at the University, and as an Extension agent with coffee, macadamia nut, cacao, and other tropical fruits. In 2010, Virginia moved to
- [Mary Pearl Meuth](https://txmg.org/mary-pearl-meuth) - Mary Pearl is the Assistant State Coordinator of the Texas Master Naturalist (TMN) Program. A partnership program established in 1998, Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service and Texas Parks & Wildlife Department proudly administer the program with the mission to develop a corps of well-informed volunteers to provide education, outreach, and service dedicated to the
- [Robert Pavlis](https://txmg.org/robert-pavlis) - Robert Pavlis is a well-known speaker, and educator with over 40 years of gardening experience. He is the author of several books, Building Natural Ponds, Soil Science for Gardeners and Garden Myths and publishes the popular gardening blogs; GardenMyths.com and GardenFundamentals.com. As the owner and head gardener of Aspen Grove Gardens, a six-acre botanical garden in Southern Ontario, Canada, he grows 3,000
- [The Texas Master Gardener Management Guide](https://txmg.org/the-texas-master-gardener-management-guide) - The Texas Master Gardener Management Guide underwent a substantial revision in December 2023. It is imperative that everyone in the program reads it in its entirety, as this guide must be closely adhered to. This Management Guide serves as a valuable resource for volunteers to comprehend the expectations of their role and for coordinators
- [2024 Leadership Workshop](https://txmg.org/2024-leadership-workshop) - Transforming Passion into Action: Teamwork Makes Dreamwork Monday, April 22, 2024 from 12:30pm- 4:30pm $30.00 per registrant; pre-registration required. In this interactive online workshop, you will learn a new way of thinking about your role as a volunteer leader. You will work from the inside out - from yourself to your team to your community
- [Greg Grant](https://txmg.org/greg-grant) - Greg Grant is the Smith County horticulturist in Tyler for the Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service. He is the author of Heirloom Gardening in the South, Home Landscaping-Texas, Texas Fruit and Vegetable Gardening, and The Rose Rustlers. He has a bachelor’s degree in floriculture, a master’s degree in Horticulture, and is working on a PhD in Forestry.
- [The Life and Times of a County Horticulturist Before and After the Master Gardener Program](https://txmg.org/the-life-and-times-of-a-county-horticulturist-before-and-after-the-master-gardener-program) - Greg Grant started his Extension Horticulture Career in Dallas County in 1985 and Bexar County in 1987, both without Master Gardener programs and now manages his Smith County horticulture program with 150 Master Gardener volunteers. Hear Greg’s story-filled perspective on the before and after life of a county horticulture program with and without Master
- [Make Art from the Garden](https://txmg.org/make-art-from-the-garden) - Art often finds inspiration from nature, but nature can also serve as a medium for artistic expression. The landscapes and gardens surrounding us are more than just sources for salsas and salads. Nature’s beauty lies in the symmetry, shape, color, and patterns found in its elements. These natural surroundings offer abundant materials for drying,
- [2024 Texas Master Gardener Conference](https://txmg.org/2024-texas-master-gardener-conference)
- [Under the Umbrella](https://txmg.org/under-the-umbrella) - Texas Master Gardeners serve as representatives of Texas A&M AgriLife Extension. While Extension is known for its horticultural programs, it also offers a diverse range of other services. This session will provide a sneak peek into some of these additional programs that Extension provides to benefit the people of Texas. By gaining insight into
- [Dr. Jenna Anding](https://txmg.org/dr-jenna-anding) - Dr. Anding is a Professor and Extension Nutrition Specialist with Texas A&M AgriLife Extension. She has developed numerous education programs on topics that include food resource management, nutrition, food safety and home food preservation. Over her 25-year career with AgriLife Extension, she has worked to secure more than $50 million dollars in contracts, grants,
- [Home Food Preservation Knowledge and Practices Among Texas Master Gardeners](https://txmg.org/home-food-preservation-knowledge-and-practices-among-texas-master-gardeners) - Interest in home food preservation is growing, especially among individuals who grow their own produce. Master Gardeners (MGs) are trained to teach individuals how to grow and harvest fruits, vegetables, and herbs; however, little is known about how often they are asked questions about how to preserve them or their ability to answer such
- [Blossoming Anew: The Earth-Kind® Re-Boot of 2025](https://txmg.org/blossoming-anew-the-earth-kind-re-boot-of-2025) - The Earth-Kind® rose research program began in the mid 90’s evaluating environmentally friendly landscape management practices. These practices were developed due to environmental concerns of wasting irrigation water, misuse of fertilizers and pesticides, and reducing overcrowded landfills with organic matter such as tree leaves and wood chips. The trials use no additional fertilizers, pesticides,
- [Paul Winski](https://txmg.org/paul-winski) - Paul Winski began his career with AgriLife Extension in Harris County as a Commercial Horticulture Agent in 2013. In 2023, he started a new position as a state-wide Program Specialist with a focus on the Green Industry. In this role he provides evidence-based information for greenhouse and nursery producers, landscape designers, landscape maintenance operators,
- [How Spending Time in Nature Improves our Health](https://txmg.org/how-spending-time-in-nature-improves-our-health) - Over the past decade, there has been mounting evidence for the effect of nature on health and wellbeing. Time spent in greenspaces have significant positive effects on mental health and stress reduction. During the COVID-19 pandemic, many people rediscovered nature as a way to cope with the stress of the lockdowns. However, most Americans
- [Dr. Jay Maddock](https://txmg.org/dr-jay-maddock) - Dr. Jay Maddock is Director of the Center for Health & Nature, a joint initiative of Texas A&M University, the Houston Methodist Research Institute and Texan by Nature. He also serves as a Regents Professor in the Department of Environmental and Occupational Health at Texas A&M. He is the Chair of the Nature and
- [I Wish I Never Planted That (There)](https://txmg.org/i-wish-i-never-planted-that-there) - Being avid gardeners, you probably have either purchased or been given plants that didn’t quite live up to your expectations. Perhaps it failed due to being placed in the wrong condition, or, it grew wildly and with abandon, threatening to take over the landscape. We’ll look at some of the mistakes I (or others)
- [Keith Hansen](https://txmg.org/keith-hansen) - All his life Mr. Hansen has been a great lover of the outdoors, and on his grounds are planted specimens of every native tree that grows in this section, about every hardy tree of the country and some of them nearly seventy years old, and a wealth of vines, hedges, bushes and shrubbery of
- [Julia Minter](https://txmg.org/julia-minter-2) - Julia Minter grew up in Mount Vernon, Texas where her parents’ and grandparents’ gardens inspired her to love horticulture from a young age. She graduated in December of 2020 with a Bachelor of Science in Horticulture and a minor in International Development in Agriculture from Texas A&M University. After graduating, she worked for Texas
- [Life Beneath the Surface: How Cover Crops Influence Soil Health](https://txmg.org/life-beneath-the-surface-how-cover-crops-influence-soil-health) - This presentation will explore the idea of soil health and the influence cover crops can have on soil and crops. Attendees will learn how cover crops are used to sustainably manage soils and the unique benefits several common species provide. Julia will also give a glimpse into the graduate research she is working on at Texas A&M
- [Bring on the Heat: Soil Solarization Results for Root-Knot Nematode Control](https://txmg.org/bring-on-the-heat-soil-solarization-results-for-root-knot-nematode-control) - Join Galveston County AgriLife Horticulture Agent Stephen Brueggerhoff and Galveston County Master Gardener Gene Speller, presenting a case study evaluating optimal soil solarization methods for controlling root-knot nematode infestations in gardens. The study includes a comparison of black vs clear plastic and double layers compared with a single layer. The study also evaluates solarization
- [Do Your Research: Simple Plant Trials for Home or Public Gardens](https://txmg.org/do-your-research-simple-plant-trials-for-home-or-public-gardens) - Gillespie County AgriLife Extension Horticulture Agent Beth McMahon will give tips and tricks on setting up simple plant trials while giving real life examples from the buffalograss turfgrass trials she set up at the Gillespie County Extension Office. Participants will learn what to trial, how to set up a trial, and tips on spreading
- [Beth McMahon](https://txmg.org/beth-mcmahon) - Elizabeth “Beth” McMahon graduated from Texas A&M University with a Bachelor of Science in Rangeland Management and Horticulture. She received her Master of Science degree in Horticulture from Oklahoma State University, with her thesis research dealing with propagating and grafting a native plum. After working as a research assistant for the AgriLife Extension Viticulture
- [Can Rose Rosette Disease be Controlled?](https://txmg.org/can-rose-rosette-disease-be-controlled) - Rose Rosette Disease (RRD) is a major concern to gardeners and rose enthusiasts. It is a major problem in Texas. But where did it come from? How did it get this bad? Can we control it? This disease appeared in the north Texas area in the mid to late 1990s. Since then, it has
- [Dr. Kevin Ong](https://txmg.org/dr-kevin-ong) - Dr. Ong currently serves as the Associate Department Head in the Department of Plant Pathology & Microbiology at Texas A&M University in College Station. His areas of expertise include plant diagnostics, diseases of ornamentals and tree fruits. He received his PhD in Plant Pathology from Clemson University and joined Texas A&M in 2002 as
- [Brittnay Meyer](https://txmg.org/brittnay-meyer-2) - Brittnay has a bachelor’s in Horticulture and Crop Science from Sam Houston State University, with a Master of Science in Plant Pathology and Microbiology from Texas A&M University. Therefore, she has the knowledge to help with not only what and how to grow a beautiful garden or landscape but help determine what is potentially
- [Turning a New Leaf with Earth-Kind®](https://txmg.org/turning-a-new-leaf-with-earth-kind) - The Earth-Kind® program teaches Texans how to care for landscapes with environmentally friendly, research-proven techniques that promote balance within the landscape that conserves water and protects the environment through the judicious use of landscape irrigation, pesticides, and fertilizers. Earth-Kind® also promotes increased plant biodiversity in a landscape which in turn increases pollinator biodiversity. Through
- [Brad Voss](https://txmg.org/brad-voss) - Brad Voss is the County Extension Agent for Horticulture with Texas A&M AgriLife Extension in Collin County. In this role, he provides research-based information and educational programs to residents, landowners, and horticultural producers in Collin County. He holds a B.S. with honors in Agricultural Sciences and an M.S. in Agricultural Sciences from Texas A&M
- [Dr. Tim Hartmann](https://txmg.org/dr-tim-hartmann-2) - Originally from Blanco, TX, Tim Hartmann received his bachelor’s and master’s degrees in Horticulture and Plant Breeding, respectively from Texas A&M University. He received his Ph.D. in Horticulture from Texas A&M in May 2020 after completing a project focused on the feasibility of golden kiwifruit production in Texas. Tim has been with Texas A&M
- [Antioxidant Factory in a Pot: How to Grow Your Own Container Blueberries](https://txmg.org/antioxidant-factory-in-a-pot-how-to-grow-your-own-container-blueberries) - Packed with inflammation-fighting anthocyanins and other potent antioxidants, blueberries are considered to be one of the healthiest crops that can be grown under the sun. However, you might have been told that you cannot grow blueberries where you are because the soil is not right. That may be true, but there is a way
- [Texas Sabal: Queen of the Texas Palms and the Wildlife it Supports](https://txmg.org/texas-sabal-queen-of-the-texas-palms-and-the-wildlife-it-supports) - Sabal palms, because they are Texas natives, laugh at the extremes of Texas weather. Native plants support native wildlife. Some of the many types and species of wildlife that utilize them include plants like vines and ferns; birds such as caracaras and hummingbirds; mammals like bats, possums, and squirrels; reptiles including snakes, lizards, and
- [Hydroponics - The Art and Science of Growing Plants in Soilless Culture](https://txmg.org/hydroponics-the-art-and-science-of-growing-plants-in-soilless-culture) - Hydroponics is the art and science of growing plants in soilless culture. However, hydroponics is commonly interpreted as growing lettuce and other leafy greens in water. In this presentation, Dr. Masabni will discuss the various types of soilless and media-based hydroponic systems, their pros and cons, and how to operate them. In addition, Dr.
- [Dr. Joe Masabni](https://txmg.org/dr-joe-masabni) - Dr. Masabni earned his PhD in 1998 at Michigan State University. He joined the University of Kentucky in 2002 as the fruit and vegetable specialist. In 2008, he joined the department of Horticultural Sciences as the Extension Vegetable Specialist. In 2021, he moved to the Dallas Center to lead extension programming on controlled environment
- [Dr. Bhimu Patil](https://txmg.org/dr-bhimu-patil) - Dr. Bhimu Patil is the Regents Professor and Inaugural Leonard Pike University Professor as well as Director of the Vegetable and Fruit Improvement Center of the Texas A&M University and Director of USDA National Center of Excellence for Melons. He also serves as Love Tito’s Endowed Professor at Texas A&M University. He has published
- [Vegetable and Fruit Improvement Center’s Role in Improving Human Health Through Systems-wide Approach](https://txmg.org/vegetable-and-fruit-improvement-centers-role-in-improving-human-health-through-systems-wide-approach) - The Vegetable and Fruit Improvement Center (VFIC), part of the Texas A&M University AgriLife System, was established in 1993 to focus on developing technologies for efficient, economical, and environmentally sound production of high-quality, healthful vegetables, fruits, and nuts. Recognizing the significance of foods for health the interdisciplinary scientists of the VFIC focus on systems-wide
- [Skip Richter](https://txmg.org/skip-richter-2) - Skip received his master’s degree in Horticulture from Texas A&M University, “the source of all earthly knowledge.” He served as a horticulturist with Texas AgriLife Extension Service for 35 years. His attention is now directed to being a radio host, gardening speaker, garden writer, contributing editor for the Texas Gardener magazine, and avid horticultural
- [Some Like It Hot, Vegetables for the Blazing Summer Garden](https://txmg.org/some-like-it-hot-vegetables-for-the-blazing-summer-garden) - When summer heat arrives like a blast furnace, many of our spring vegetable garden crops wither away! or at least cease production. Southern garden gardening zones are especially prone to this. Did you know that there are vegetables that not only survive but thrive in summer? Skip will discuss over a dozen crops for your summer
- [Fostering Community Alliances](https://txmg.org/fostering-community-alliances) - As programs evolve, the need for effective collaboration becomes increasingly important. These collaborations allow us to work closely with community organizations, schools, and other entities, facilitating educational outreach to new and diverse audiences. With landscaping and gardening continuing to grow in popularity, the expertise of Master Gardeners plays a crucial role in cultivating these
- [Renda Nelson](https://txmg.org/renda-nelson) - Renda Nelson serves as Program Director of Better Living for Texans (BLT) at Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service. In this role, she provides strategic direction that includes planning, implementation, and evaluation of the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program Education (SNAP-Ed) grant funded project. She works closely with a team of specialists, data analysts, and business
- [Dr. Mike Lopez](https://txmg.org/dr-mike-lopez) - Dr. Mike Lopez is an Assistant Professor & Extension Health Specialist with Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service. With over 12 years of service, his role is to support County Extension Agents for Family and Community Health in their efforts related to active living. Throughout his career, Dr. Lopez has supported numerous underserved, limited resource, and
- [Andrew Crocker](https://txmg.org/andrew-crocker) - Andy Crocker joined Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service’s Family and Community Health Unit in 2003. His role is to support County Extension Agents for Family and Community Health in their efforts to educate older adults, caregivers, and the professionals who serve them. As part of his programmatic duties, he helps lead the Master Wellness
- [Dr. Julie Gardner](https://txmg.org/dr-julie-gardner) - For over twenty-nine years, Dr. Julie Gardner has served the people of Texas. She received her Bachelor of Science degree in Home Economics in 1994 from Tarleton State University followed by a Master of Education in Educational Administration in 2000. In 2019, she received her Doctor of Philosophy in the Health Studies with an
- [Odessa Keenan](https://txmg.org/odessa-keenan) - Odessa Keenan is a Program Specialist with the Department of Nutrition Extension Unit and provides leadership for the Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service’s signature program, Dinner Tonight, and has been with AgriLife since 2015. Odessa has a bachelor’s degree in nutrition from Texas Tech University and a master’s degree from the University of Alabama
- [Dr. Rusty Hohlt](https://txmg.org/dr-rusty-hohldt) - Dr. Rusty Hohlt is the Director for Healthy Texas with Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service. She has a B.S from Texas State University, a M.S. from Texas A&M – Kingsville, and a doctorate in Organizational Leadership from Abilene Christian University. Rusty has a passion for providing resources to county Extension agents. Prior to her
- [David Rodriguez](https://txmg.org/david-rodriguez-2) - David Rodriguez is deeply rooted in the Texas gardening and landscape plant world. He started working at the prime age of ten with local nurseries which included Grimm’s Garden Centers and Landscape, Wolfe Nurseries and Calloway’s. David then went off to Texas A&M University and earned bachelor’s and master's degrees in horticultural sciences. Before and
- [The Texas Bluebonnet: Red, White, and Blue](https://txmg.org/the-texas-bluebonnet-red-white-and-blue) - Come visit with David Rodriguez, Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service-Horticulturist in Bexar County/San Antonio about the 40 plus years history of the Colorization and Selection of our wonderful state flower from seeds to transplants and more.
- [Charles Swanson](https://txmg.org/charles-swanson) - Charles Swanson is the Extension Landscape Irrigation Specialist at Texas A&M AgriLife Extension. Charles is a State of Texas Licensed Landscape Irrigator (LI0016931) and has over 15 years’ experience conducting statewide trainings and short courses for irrigation professionals, municipal employees and state agency personnel in landscape irrigation and water conservation with the Texas A&M
- [Maximizing Irrigation Efficiency](https://txmg.org/maximizing-irrigation-efficiency) - Water conservation is an extremely important topic in Texas. Projections are for water needs to outpace water availability over the next 30 to 40 years in Texas. It is becoming increasingly important to use water for landscape irrigation as efficiently as possible. Homeowners and Irrigation Professionals have access to various tools that can help
- [Dr. Andreea Botezatu](https://txmg.org/dr-andreea-botezatu) - Dr. Botezatu received her honors bachelor’s degree in Horticulture, majoring in Oenology from the University of Agronomy and Veterinary Sciences ‘Ion Ionescu de la Brad’, Iasi, Romania in 2000 and her master’s degree in Agricultural Management from the same University in 2001. From 2000 until 2006, she worked as a commercial wine maker in
- [Growing Together: Cultivating Inclusive Gardens](https://txmg.org/growing-together-cultivating-inclusive-gardens) - This session will explore best practices for inclusive and accessible gardening and fostering community engagement for gardening initiatives. Attendees will learn key strategies for developing and adapting garden spaces that embrace people with different abilities and backgrounds. Attendees will explore the Inclusive Gardening Guide and learn about an enriching inclusive gardening online series.
- [Is it ME or is that Wine Really Bad? Perception Unveiled: From Human Senses to the Secrets of Wine Faults](https://txmg.org/is-it-me-or-is-that-wine-really-bad-perception-unveiled-from-human-senses-to-the-secrets-of-wine-faults) - Embark on a sensory odyssey where perception takes center stage! Join us for a fun talk that not only explores the fascinating differences in perception between humans but seamlessly transitions into the intriguing realm of wine faults. From the intricacies of taste buds to the complexities of identifying wine flaws, this presentation will unravel
- [Dr. Laura Huebinger](https://txmg.org/dr-laura-huebinger-2) - Dr. Laura Huebinger is the Extension Program Specialist for Volunteer Development for Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service. She has served in this role since September 2019. She works with County Extension Agents, Specialists, and volunteers on topics related to volunteer development including ideas for recruiting and engagement, troubleshooting with problems, and running background checks
- [Cultivating Growth: AgriLife Extension Volunteers](https://txmg.org/cultivating-growth-agrilife-extension-volunteers) - Embark on a journey with us as we delve into the heart of AgriLife Extension – our invaluable volunteers! Within this realm, volunteers, with a special emphasis on Master Gardeners, play an indispensable role in the Extension's mission. Join us to uncover the profound impact you, as a volunteer, make in your community, acting
- [Morgan Foster](https://txmg.org/morgan-foster) - Morgan Foster, MPH, CHES is a public health practitioner, researcher, and speaker in the health and disability field. She currently works as a Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Community Outreach Program Manager on a grant in partnership with the Texas Council for Developmental Disabilities. Morgan has expertise in general inclusive practices for people with intellectual
- [Dr. Amit Dhingra](https://txmg.org/dr-amit-dhingra) - Amit Dhingra is the Head of the Department of Horticultural Sciences, Professor of Genomics and Biotechnology, and Senior Scientist at the Borlaug Institute of International Agriculture at Texas A&M University. Prior to joining Texas A&M in September 2021, he served as interim chair of the department of horticulture at Washington State University. He also served
- [Horticulture – the Future is Stronger with this One](https://txmg.org/horticulture-the-future-is-stronger-with-this-one) - The Department of Horticultural Sciences at Texas A&M University is committed to sustainability, wellness, and food security for all citizens. Sustainability is the foundation of our mission, ensuring profitability for farmers and robustness in food systems. We are engaged in providing most relevant knowledge to our undergraduate students, conducting impactful, innovative, and transformative research,
- [The Living Classroom: Utilizing The Gardens for Educational Programming](https://txmg.org/the-living-classroom-utilizing-the-gardens-for-educational-programming) - The Gardens at Texas A&M University serves as a living classroom not only to the campus community, but the greater community and beyond. We will discuss how The Gardens is fulfilling its core mission area of Education by looking at our current educational program offerings, as well as future ideas and hopes. We will
- [Dr. Russ Wallace](https://txmg.org/dr-russ-wallace) - Dr. Wallace is a Professor and Extension Specialist with Texas A&M AgriLife Extension. He has been based in Lubbock for over 22 years. His efforts include developing Extension/research programs for Texas High Plains vegetables and since 2010, the lead specialist for strawberry production statewide. His projects emphasize small farm agriculture in protected cultivation (high
- [Strawberry Flowering… From Emerging Buds to Sweetness in 21 Days](https://txmg.org/strawberry-flowering-from-emerging-buds-to-sweetness-in-21-days) - Strawberries are small, low-growing, evergreen plants found in the rose family. Though perennials, in Texas, summer heat reduces production, and they are mostly planted as annuals. Planting should occur in the fall. There can be no fruit without the strawberry flower. Cooler fall temperatures improve crown and flower bud development. Damaging crowns and flower
- [Looking into the Minds of Consumers](https://txmg.org/looking-into-the-minds-of-consumers) - Previous research into the economic, environmental, and health and well-being benefits of plants has been conducted over the last decade. But which of these benefits resonate the most with consumers? Findings from recent market research projects reveal what really appeals to folks when are buying plants and the pandemic enhanced their willingness and ability
- [Fun Facts About Plants](https://txmg.org/fun-facts-about-plants) - During this presentation, Robert Pavlis will enhance your understanding of plants by exploring intriguing aspects, such as why soil pH might not be as crucial, unraveling the mystery of why you do not see clematis petals, and decoding why evergreens don't produce suckers. Get ready for answers to burning questions like whether oaks truly develop
- [Seeds of Enchantment: The Art of Cottage Gardening](https://txmg.org/seeds-of-enchantment-the-at-of-cottage-gardening) - Get ready for an exhilarating journey into the world of Cottage Gardening from Seed! With two decades of expertise under her belt, the incredible horticulturist, Brie Arthur, unveils her mastery in the art of directly sowing flowers and vegetables. Discover the secrets to crafting one-of-a-kind, effortlessly stunning displays that require minimal upkeep. Join Brie as
- [Brie Arthur](https://txmg.org/brie-arthur-2) - Brie Arthur, a celebrated bestselling author and distinguished horticulturist, captivates audiences with her dynamic presentations and groundbreaking gardening insights. Originating from southeastern Michigan, Brie's academic journey led her to excel in Landscape Design and Horticulture at Purdue University, contributing to her extensive two-decade expertise. As a fervent advocate for consumer horticulture and home gardening,
- [Service Milestones](https://txmg.org/information/members-only/mg-service-pins) - Please submit your Milestone Master Gardeners using the form provided under RESOURCES by March 1, 2024. This includes Master Gardeners with 15, 20, 25, 30, 35 or 40 years active service as of December 31, 2023. We will be recognizing these members at the Conference in April. Service Pins are available to order here. This
- [Apparel and More](https://txmg.org/cc-creations) - CC Creations in Bryan/College Station has our Brand Guide and all associations logos. If you would like your association name added any of their merchandise offerings, they are able to do so in the correct font according to the guidelines. Contact: CC Creations Kelsey Thompson | Sales Representative P: 979-693-9664 x 663 F: 979-693-2032 email: k.thompson@cccreationsusa.com
- [Earth-Kind®](https://txmg.org/resources/aggie-horticulture-problem-solver/earth-kind) - http://aggie-horticulture.tamu.edu/earthkind/
- [Scholarships, Educational Contests, and Grants](https://txmg.org/scholarships-educational-contests-and-grants)
- [Advanced Training Rosters](https://txmg.org/information/members-only/advanced-training-rosters) - 2021 2021 Advanced Training Roster 2020 2020 Advanced Training Roster 2019 2019 Advanced Training Roster 2018 2017 2017 Advanced Training Roster 2016 2016 Advanced Training Roster 2015 2015 Advanced Training Roster 2013 2013 Advanced Training Roster 2012 2012 Advanced Training Roster 2011 2011 Advanced Training Roster 2010 2010 Advanced Training Roster 2009 2009 Advanced Training
- [Chartering Information](https://txmg.org/administration/chartering) - Chartering Information Document Please use the correct FORMS under RESOURCES to submit information.: AGENT and PRESIDENT Charters are due by January 31st of each year.
- [Our Gardening Guides](https://txmg.org/resources/books) - the real dirt: A Gardening Handbook for Parker County This 242-page book by the Parker County Master Gardeners consists of three major sections: Earth-Kind Horticulture, Plant Descriptions, and Special Gardens. Purchase price includes a CD with over 1000 images. Cost: $25 + $5 s/h Click here for more information. Master Gardener Favorites: Plants for North
- [Social Media Guidelines](https://txmg.org/social-media-guidelines) - Social Media Guidelines for Texas Master Gardeners
- [501(c)(3) Non-Profit Status](https://txmg.org/information/tmca-501c-information) - The current Tax Advisor for the Texas Master Gardener Association is Becky Ferrera. She may be reached at bdavisferrara@gmail.com We would like to thank Wayne Rhoden for his many years serving in this role. Wayne passed away in 2023 and is greatly missed.
- [Volunteer Agreement](https://txmg.org/volunteer-agreement) - This is the updated Volunteer Agreement as of January 2024. This form must be signed and filed with the county Extension office and will need to be updated every three years. Volunteers not adhering to all items in this agreement may forfeit their certification as a Master Gardener volunteer. Volunteer Agreement
- [Information and Schedule](https://txmg.org/administration/directors-meeting/information) - 2024 TMGA Board of Directors Meeting Schedule: Friday, February 2, 2024 9:00am via Zoom Wednesday, April 24, 2024 during annual conference Friday, August 2, 2024 9:00am via Zoom Friday, December 6, 2024 9:00am via Zoom
- [VMS Training](https://txmg.org/vms-training)
- [Ila Jean Carothers - McLennan County](https://txmg.org/ila-jean-carothers-mclennan-county) - There is a vast array of characteristics that help to define a Master Gardener. Words such as passion, dedication, hard-working, and community-minded are but a few of the sure-footed descriptions that would apply. The McLennan County Master Gardener Association (“MCMGA/Association”) is honored to have a member among its ranks that has repeatedly exhibited these hallmark
- [JoAnne Dieterich - Williamson County](https://txmg.org/joanne-dieterich-williamson-county) - JoAnne Dieterich first encountered the Williamson County Master Gardeners when her husband, Charlie, went through our inaugural intern class of 2007. After she retired from nursing in 2008, she completed the next intern semester and forever after she and her classmates referred to themselves as “Second Class Master Gardeners”. Let this missive convince you otherwise!
- [History of the Texas Master Gardener Program](https://txmg.org/history-of-the-texas-master-gardener-program) - When the term “Master Gardener” was first coined in the early 1970s to describe a new Extension program in Washington State, few could have predicted it would spread into Texas and blossom into one of the most effective volunteer organizations in the state. The Texas Master Gardener program had its beginnings in 1978 in an
- [Roger "Doc" Stalker - El Paso](https://txmg.org/roger-doc-stalker-el-paso) - On behalf of the El Paso County Master Gardener Association (EPCMGA) and Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service, it is my honor to recommend that Roger “Doc” Stalker be considered for the title of Master Gardener Emeritus. He has both a BS degree in Business Administration and a MS degree in Organizational Management, both of which
- [Jackie Thornton - Milam County](https://txmg.org/jackie-thornton-milam-county) - Jackie Thornton is a quintessential Master Gardener and educator extraordinaire; the combination of which is difficult to find and impossible to replace. It is difficult to describe who Jackie is, or what she means to the Little River Basin Master Gardener Association and Milam County AgriLife Extension family, without seeming to exaggerate, but let us
- [What is an Extension Master Gardener?](https://txmg.org/become-a-master-gardener/become-a-texas-master-gardener) - What is an Extension Master Gardener? The Texas Master Gardener program is an educational volunteer program conducted by the Texas AgriLife Extension Service of the Texas A&M University System. Extension Master Gardeners (EMGs) are members of the local community who take an active interest in their lawns, trees, shrubs, flowers and gardens. They are enthusiastic,
- [Newsletter Guidelines](https://txmg.org/newsletter-guidelines) - Please follow these guidelines when producing an Extension Master Gardener newsletter for your association. NEWSLETTER GUIDELINES
- [Letter to Vendor](https://txmg.org/letter-to-vendor) - Please provide this authorization letter, along with the Texas Master Gardener Brand Guide to your vendor. It is imperative that we protect our brand and that all fonts and colors are correct, and the logo is free of manipulation or distortion. Letter to Vendor
- [Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service](https://txmg.org/contacts/agrilife-extension) - The mission of the Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service is a seemingly simple one: improving the lives of people, businesses, and communities across Texas and beyond through high-quality, relevant education. Working hand-in-hand with its Texas A&M System partners, the state legislature, and the communities it serves, the mission of the Texas AgriLife Extension Service
- [2022 Award Winners](https://txmg.org/2022-award-winners) - Congratulations to all our winning associations and individuals! Winning Entries – click on the Award Name (Column F) within the spreadsheet to view the submitted entry. The Awards Presentation Photos Submitted of Award Recipients PHOTOS: When you receive your awards, please take photos and send them to Nicky at nicky.maddams@ag.tamu.edu inclusion on this page! Thank you!
- [Minutes](https://txmg.org/administration/minutes) - 2023 Meeting Minutes Archived Meeting Minutes
- [Archived Conference Photos](https://txmg.org/conference-photos) - 2017 Cruise Recap Video 2016 Specialist and Milestone Photos 2016 Conference and 2015 Awards
- [Conference Portal](https://txmg.org/conference-portal)
- [Speakers](https://txmg.org/721783-2) - KEYNOTE SPEAKERS Joe Lamp’l Host & Executive Producer at PBS Growing a Greener World® Joe’s infatuation with gardening and nature began as a child, growing up in Miami, Florida. After a run-in with his parents’ favorite shrub, he panicked and jammed the broken branch into the ground. A few weeks later, it had
- [Move Over, Raised Beds, and Make Room for Hügelkultur](https://txmg.org/move-over-raised-beds-and-make-room-for-hugelkultur) - Hügelkultur, literally mound bed or mound culture, is a horticultural technique where a mound constructed from decaying wood debris and other compostable biomass plant materials is later planted as a raised bed. Adopted by permaculture advocates, it is suggested the technique helps to improve soil fertility, water retention, and soil warming, thus benefitting plants
- [Made for the Shade](https://txmg.org/made-for-the-shade) - Gardening in Texas can be a challenge in the hot summer months, so create a gardener's oasis in the shade. From annuals and perennials to a mixture of shrubs, there are plenty of options to choose from.
- [Registration Instructions](https://txmg.org/registration) - Please read this entire page before registering. We have also prepared an instructional video which may be viewed here. *Please note this video was recorded in 2022 but the process is the same. You will have the option to purchase general registration for the conference, the leadership workshop, or both. The
- [Years of Service Pins](https://txmg.org/years-of-service-pins) - Service Pins are available to order here. This elegant star pin is meant to accent your Master Gardener nametag.
- [Years of Service Pins](https://txmg.org/merchandise/years-of-service-pins) - Service Pins are available to order here. This elegant star pin is meant to accent your Master Gardener nametag.
- [The Hummingbirds of Texas](https://txmg.org/the-hummingbirds-of-texas) - Texas boasts more species of birds than any other state in the US. The same can be said for hummingbirds. With 19 species on the official list, Texas leads Arizona by one species. In this program we will take a look at Texas hummingbirds, the basic range of each species and pictures of most
- [Texas Gardens Beware, Invasive Worms are Encroaching!](https://txmg.org/texas-gardens-beware-invasive-worms-are-encroaching) - This presentation will show citizens how they can identify and prevent invasive worms in their garden. Species included in this presentation are invasive jumping worms, hammerhead flatworms and the New Guinea flatworm. We also highlight how to report these species through texasinvasives.org.
- [2023 Training](https://txmg.org/training) - To view videos in full screen mode, click the box with the arrow found in the upper right corner of the video. How to Register for the Conference:
- [Tours](https://txmg.org/tours-3) - This year we will be showcasing some of our own Extension Master Gardener demonstration and project gardens. We reached out to all association presidents to ask for participation. Extension Master Gardeners are always curious and inspired to see what others are doing across the state. We will be presenting 10-12 gardens based on the submissions
- [Financial Documents](https://txmg.org/information/members-only/financial-reports)
- [Turfgrass Weeds Management](https://txmg.org/turfgrass-weeds-management) - This presentation will describe the basics of herbicide modes of action, use of pre-emergence vs post-emergence, and the difference in system and contact herbicides. There are many reasons that herbicides may not perform as expected and many practices that can increase the likelihood of drift and environmental loss of herbicide products. We will go
- [What’s New and Exciting in the World of Texas Fruit](https://txmg.org/whats-new-and-exciting-in-the-world-of-texas-fruit) - Tim Hartmann will take you on a journey through some of the less common and emerging fruit crops being trialed in Texas and cover how you can find and grow them in your own backyard.
- [Gardening in Consonance with the Soil](https://txmg.org/gardening-in-consonance-with-the-soil) - How can a gardener get the most out of their soil while at the same time giving something back to this amazing natural resource? It takes knowledge of how plants take up nutrients through activities of roots, and how to replace what is removed by managing the soil for our purposes, to maintain a
- [Butterflies 101 – Butterflies are Amazing Creatures!](https://txmg.org/butterflies-101-butterflies-are-amazing-creatures) - This presentation will cover the biology of butterflies, adaptations that allow them to survive in a tough world, common families and species of Texas butterflies and how you can encourage them in your landscape and garden!
- [Year-Round Landscape Color](https://txmg.org/year-round-landscape-color) - Join us for a discussion on how to make your landscape shine all year long! We will cover ideas for colorful flowers, foliage and berries for each season as well as basic landscape design principles to help you create a beautiful yard that you can enjoy year-round.
- [The Bulb Hunter](https://txmg.org/the-bulb-hunter) - Chris loves to share his passion for life and bulbs with others. His talk shares the stories of collecting, conveys valuable horticulture knowledge of bulbs, offers ideas and examples for using bulbs in the landscape, and delights the listener with a journey filled with beautiful forgotten places.
- [Gardening as a Therapeutic Resource](https://txmg.org/gardening-as-a-therapeutic-resource) - As Master Gardeners we all know the physical, emotional and cognitive benefits of gardening. From planning and creating garden retreats (no matter how small!) to engaging with nature, to learning how to properly maintain and reap the rewards of our efforts, gardening helps bring the very best of ourselves forward in a dynamic interaction
- [Composting: The Basics & Beyond](https://txmg.org/composting-the-basics-beyond) - Go beyond, “brown stuff + green stuff” to understand the who, what, why, and how-to of composting. Skip will cover the basic principles and also delve into the science of composting, and also discuss some alternative methods of creating the “black gold” of composted organic matter to improve garden soil.
- [What's the Buzz about Pesticide Impact on Honeybee Colony Collapse Disorder](https://txmg.org/whats-the-buzz-about-pesticide-impact-on-honeybee-colony-collapse-disorder) - Where does the science stand on honeybee Colony Collapse Disorder and are pesticides responsible for the demise of the European honeybee as we know it?
- [A Practical Approach to Organic Vegetables and Lawn Care](https://txmg.org/a-practical-approach-to-organic-vegetables-and-lawn-care) - The simple principles and practices for producing outstanding organic vegetables in the home garden. A practical approach to maintaining a lawn organically. Learn how to help homeowners who want to avoid traditional lawn products.
- [Texas Dragonflies](https://txmg.org/texas-dragonflies) - Learn about dragonfly biology, including habitat, life cycle and food sources. We'll cover how to identify common Texas dragonflies and how you can encourage them onto your property.
- [The History of the Rodeo Tomato](https://txmg.org/the-history-of-the-rodeo-tomato) - The San Antonio/Bexar County Extension Horticulture Program has always been the hub of new plant introductions for the State via the Texas Superstar Plant Program which includes new tomato releases. David will highlight the history of the rodeo tomato and the processes of selection and marketing.
- [Understanding Rainwater Harvesting Systems / Sustainable Agriculture Research Education (SARE)](https://txmg.org/understanding-rainwater-harvesting-systems-sustainable-agriculture-research-education-sare) - Rainwater harvesting involves the capture, diversion, and storage of rainwater for later use. It’s a water conservation method an alternative water source and a water conservation method that can reduce the pressure on aquifer systems by reducing pumping needs. Texas Water Development Board responsible for projecting the future water availability in Texas says in
- [Hot, hot, hot! Growing Peppers](https://txmg.org/hot-hot-hot-growing-peppers) - Peppers belong to a plant Genus called Capsicum and these group of plants have a great diversity in color, shape and pungency. Christopher Columbus was introduced to members of the pepper family on his very first voyage to the New World. Hot pepper varieties grow well in Texas but there is great diversity in
- [Peaceful Coexistence with Bats](https://txmg.org/peaceful-coexistence-with-bats) - Though among the most poorly understood and needlessly feared of all animals, the more than 1400 bat species worldwide are beneficial to human interests as diverse as agriculture, forestry, tourism, and medicine. Bats are undeniably important, and unfortunately under threat of harm from sources both old and new. Threats will be discussed, including relatively
- [Backyard Chicken Management](https://txmg.org/backyard-chicken-management) - Are chickens good for pest management and fertilizer source? Chickens are omnivores and will eat bugs, but they will also eat vegetation. Their manure is very high in nitrogen and may contain pathogens and should be properly composted prior to application. This presentation will cover biosecurity, housing and breeds of chickens as well as
- [Get Kids Growing with JMG Core Curriculum](https://txmg.org/get-kids-growing-with-jmg-core-curriculum) - This session will include everything you wanted to know about the elementary JMG Level 1 JMG Teacher/Leader Guide & JMG Youth Handbook, the longest and best-selling of all the JMG curricula! The session will be memorable, motivating and give you in-depth working knowledge of what is considered the comprehensive JMG “Core Curricula.” You’ll get a chance to become familiar with
- [Drought-Proofing – Working with Nature](https://txmg.org/drought-proofing-working-with-nature) - Drought is a persistent threat in Texas and water is becoming a limited resource. This presentation introduces Earth-Kind® soil management as a tool to unlock our native soils’ potential. Proper soil management and proper plant selection is the key to busting droughty conditions.
- [Raspberries: New Possibilities](https://txmg.org/raspberries-new-possibilities) - Information on current raspberry trial in Fredericksburg, Texas along with cultural practice and varietal recommendations. New possibilities for homeowners and specialty crop producers in Texas.
- [Pesticide Safety Education](https://txmg.org/pesticide-safety-education) - A presentation on Federal and State Laws and Regulations to pesticide toxicology.
- [Nature’s Best Hope](https://txmg.org/natures-last-hope) - Recent headlines about global insect declines and three billion fewer birds in North America are a bleak reality check about how ineffective our current landscape designs have been at sustaining the plants and animals that sustain us. To create landscapes that enhance local ecosystems rather than degrade them, we must 1) remove the invasives on our
- [Biking with Butterflies: Learning about Monarchs One Mile at a Time](https://txmg.org/biking-with-butterflies-learning-about-monarchs-one-mile-at-a-time) - In 2017 Sara Dykman bicycled 10,201 miles from Mexico to Canada and back following the monarch migration. She started her trip with barely a plan and not much knowledge about the monarchs, but thanks to scientists, gardeners, land managers, teachers, farmers, and the monarchs she learned not just the science but the heart of the migration.
- [Protecting the Jewels of the Night](https://txmg.org/protecting-the-jewels-of-the-night) - Fireflies are surely among the greatest ambassadors for Earth’s natural magic. For centuries their ethereal beauty has sparked wonder and inspired poets, artists, and children of all ages. Yet they also hold so many mysteries! Join us to learn how they got their bright lights,explore their remarkable lifestyles, hear how human activities put fireflies
- [Growing a Greener World](https://txmg.org/growing-a-greener-world) - GROWING A GREENER WORLD: A BEHIND THE SCENES LOOK AT SOME OF OUR MOST POPULAR STORIES FROM THE PAST 12 SEASONS In this inspiring and motivational session, Joe draws on his extensive travel across America to produce and host his Emmy Award-winning national public television series Growing a Greener World®. With an extensive collection of
- [Carolyn Tinner - Denton County](https://txmg.org/carolyn-tinner-denton-county) - After 20 years as a Denton County Master Gardener, Carolyn Tinner has decided to retire. Carolyn has been an exemplary Master Gardener who has served and educated the residents of Denton County well to fulfill Denton County Master Gardeners’ mission "to educate and engage county residents in the implementation of research-based horticultural and environmental practices
- [Nanci Almond - Hays County](https://txmg.org/nancy-almond-hays-county) - Nanci Almond certified as a Master Gardener in 2008, and since then she has shared her passion for gardening with the Hays County Master Gardener Association and our county community at large. Landscaping projects at the Wimberley Community Center and the Wimberley Playhouse were major efforts in her first few years. Nanci has shared her
- [Marilyn McCray - Hays County](https://txmg.org/marilyn-mccray-hays-county) - Marilyn certified in the fall of 2015 and became the HCMGA Newsletter Editor shortly thereafter. In her professional career, she was responsible for developing email newsletters for 3M and other corporations, and she brought that professional approach to both the look and content of our newsletter - she truly "upped our game"! She was highly
- [Jane Bowman - Williamson County](https://txmg.org/jane-bowman-williamson-county) - Jane Bowman, born Jane Ellen Piper, in Olney, Illinois, retired from teaching after 35 years. Jane and her husband Garry moved to Texas in 2003 to live close to their daughter and four granddaughters, who now range from ages 18 to 31. Jane was the first intern to certify in her Master Gardener training class
- [Winola VanArtsdalen - Williamson County](https://txmg.org/winola-vanartsdalen-williamson-county) - Winola VanArtsdalen After retiring from teaching in Clear Lake, Texas and an intermediary thirteen-year stop at thirty-one acres in Independence, Winola VanArtsdalen and her (now late-) husband moved to Georgetown. Here she attended the inaugural Williamson County Master Gardener Training class in 2007 and became an integral part of this newly formed association. Winola’s decades
- [Ellen Atkins - Wood County](https://txmg.org/ellen-atkins-wood-county) - Ellen has been a champion of the Texas Master Gardener mission throughout her years of service. Ellen has consistently taken a leadership role within the organization. She served as president in 2014, during which time she developed a five-year plan for the organization. She has also planned and organized conferences, workshops, and other external events.
- [David DeMent - Gonzales County](https://txmg.org/david-dement-gonzales-county) - David began serving as a Texas Master Gardener in Hays County, where he coordinated the intern class for 10 years. David moved to Gonzales and was instrumental in creating the Gonzales Master Gardener chapter in 2010 where he served two terms as President, and again coordinated the intern class for new Master Gardeners for 10
- [Tommie Airhart - Hill Country](https://txmg.org/tommie-airhart-hill-country) - Tommie Airhart was a Galveston County Master Gardener when she arrived here in Kerrville in late 2001 without a local chapter to transfer into. It didn't take her long to team up with John Coleman and together they founded the Hill Country chapter of the Texas Master Gardeners in 2002. To ensure that the new
- [Jan Byler - Central Texas](https://txmg.org/jan-byler-central-texas) - Jan has been a certified Texas Master Gardener and an active member of Central Texas Master Gardeners Association from June 2003 until the present time but is unable to continue to fulfill the recertification requirements due to her health issues. During her years of membership, she provided over 705 hours of volunteer service and earned
- [Jean Anne Stratton - Lubbock County](https://txmg.org/jean-anne-stratton) - Jean Anne became a charter member of the Lubbock Master Gardener Association (LMGA) in 1993 and served as LMGA President that same year. She has faithfully served LMGA for thirty years in almost every capacity, including President, Vice President, Secretary, Treasurer, Newsletter Editor and Parliamentarian. In addition to her service to LMGA, Jean Anne served
- [Betty Patten - Orange County](https://txmg.org/betty-patten-orange-county) - Before there were Master Gardeners in the state, Betty was a member of the Orange County Horticulture Committee with the Texas Extension Service, now Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service. The organization hosted talks and workshops to promote horticulture activity and education in the Orange County. Betty was here when the Orange County Master Gardener Association
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- [Events](https://txmg.org/events) - CONTENTS
- [Members Only](https://txmg.org/information/members-only)
- [2023 Conference Information](https://txmg.org/2023-conference) - Join us May 2nd and 3rd, 2023! Leadership Training will be held on the 1st. Registration will open on March 20, 2023. We will be VIRTUAL! Surveys showed that our Extension Master Gardeners prefer the online option with the ability to see all sessions at their leisure at a later date without having to
- [Ila Gandy - Hays County](https://txmg.org/ila-gandy-hays-county) - Ila Gandy, Hays County Master Gardener 2016 - 2023 Ila Gandy was born in Louisiana but was destined for Texas. His final assignment for the Navy was in Texas where he attended the University of Houston after his honorable discharge. Most of his professional career was spent with IBM in various locations around the county,
- [Speciality License Plate](https://txmg.org/information/mg-license-plate) - The Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service is pleased to offer the Texas Master Gardener license plate. Click link to order. The license plate is available for $30.00 annually in addition to your vehicle registration fee. Personalization is an additional $40.00. Of the $30.00 plate fee, $22.00 will be returned to the Texas Master Gardener Program
- [Carolyn Williams - Travis County](https://txmg.org/carolyn-williams-travis-county) - Carolyn became a certified Master Gardener in Travis County in 2000. Offices Held: Vice-President – Programs 2002 President – 2010 & 2011 Honors Received from Travis County Master Gardeners Association: Garden Stars Award Peggy Stewart Award Accomplishments: Chaired Leadership Committee and Leadership Search Task Force – 2007, 2008, 2019, 2020, and 2021 Speakers’ Bureau (giving
- [Texas Department of Agriculture - Floral Certificate](https://txmg.org/texas-department-of-agriculture-floral-certificate) - An Event Permit is required to sell or distribute nursery products or floral items at a temporary location. One Event Permit equals one day (or any portion of a 24 hour period) of operation. If you are selling online prior to the event, you only need a license for the day(s) of product pick-up. https://www.texasagriculture.gov/RegulatoryPrograms/PlantQuality/NurseryFloral.aspx
- [Merchandise](https://txmg.org/merchandise)
- [2021 Award Winners](https://txmg.org/2021-award-winners) - Congratulations to all our winning associations and individuals! Winning Entries – click on the Award Name (Column F) within the spreadsheet to view the submitted entry. The Awards Presentation Photos Submitted of Award Recipients PHOTOS: When you receive your awards, please take photos and send them to tmga.news@gmail.com for inclusion on this page! Thank you!
- [2018 Award Winners and Photos](https://txmg.org/2017-awards-and-photos) - Click on title to view each winning entry Winning Entries To view all of the photos of Search for Excellent Award Winners, please click here. For more conference photos, from Leadership, Registration, Sessions to Tours, click here. A special thank you to Sharon Murry of Grimes County Master Gardeners and Grace Brouwer of Grace Brouwer
- [Annual Color Trends for 2022](https://txmg.org/annual-color-trends-for-2022) - Speaker: Dr. Brent Pemberton See the newest selections that are performing well in the Texas A&M Overton Trials as well as an update of new introductions from the California Summer Trials and the latest for the Texas Superstar® Program. Annuals List for Presentation
- [AgriLife Learn](https://txmg.org/resources/agrilife-bookstore) - Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service improves the lives of people, businesses, and communities across Texas and beyond through high-quality, relevant education. Find merchandise, publications and online courses on AgriLife Learn.
- [2022 Leadership Workshop](https://txmg.org/2022-leadership) - Leadership Tools to Help Connect Future Volunteers to Best Serve Their Community Staying current and helping train Master Volunteers from an agency perspective has been a focus for AgriLife since the beginning of 2021. A team consisting of the four major Master Volunteer programs including Master Gardener, Master Naturalist, Master Wellness, and 4-H has
- [Speakers](https://txmg.org/speakers-2) - Click here for a downloadable PDF of the speakers. KEYNOTE SPEAKERS Jeff Raska Horticultural Program Coordinator – Dallas County Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service Jeff ''retired'' to AgriLife 11 years ago after being in the Horticulture business for 25 years managing wholesale and retail nurseries as well as working for an ISD for 10 years as a landscape
- [Agenda](https://txmg.org/agenda-2) - Click here: 2022 Texas Master Gardener Virtual Conference Agenda to enlarge the agenda and to download it. To click through speaker and presentation information, it is best to enlarge the agenda with the link above. To view more information about speakers and presentations, click the underlined speaker names and presentation titles.  Return to
- [Elisabeth Castro](https://txmg.org/elisabeth-castro) - VMS Coordinator - Montgomery County Master Gardener Association 1st Vice President - Texas Master Gardener Association Elisabeth is a Master Gardener with Montgomery County Master Gardener Association (MCMGA) since 2014. She joined the board of MCMGA in 2015 as Assistant Treasurer and became President in 2016. She also served on the Plant Sale Committee as
- [Grow to Share: How to Reach Underserved Populations with New Community Partnerships](https://txmg.org/grow-to-share-how-to-reach-underserved-populations-with-new-community-partnerships) - Speaker: David Oates As food prices climb ever higher, more households rely on secondary sources of food supplementation to meet the basic needs of their households. Fresh produce is often considered a luxury item. Community gardens can provide fresh produce, while food banks and food pantries also bridge the gap of food insecurities. Specific needs
- [David Oates](https://txmg.org/david-oates) - County Extension Agent – Horticulture, Jefferson County Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service David was born and raised in East Texas in Shelby County, immersed in all the usual agriculture aspects. He was active in 4-H and FFA activities as well as raising cattle on the family farm. He attended SFA and graduated with a BSAG
- [FAQ's 2021](https://txmg.org/faqs-2) - Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ’s) How do I register for the conference? Go to the 2021 Virtual Conference page and click the large blue button that says "Register", this will take you to our registration site. How do I find out who is speaking and what they are presenting about? All speaker and session information is
- [Leadership Workshop 2021](https://txmg.org/leadership-workshop) - Let's Get Engaged! Cultivate Your Volunteer Team and Reap the Benefits of Success! Guest Speaker: Karen Reid, President and Founder, Kaber Communications May 17, 2021 from 12:30pm- 4:30pm Whether you are a budding or seasoned team leader, this workshop is for you! Join us and learn how to develop a vibrant volunteer environment fostering collaboration,
- [William "Harold" Pieratt, Jr. - Bluebonnet](https://txmg.org/william-harold-pieratt-jr-bluebonnet) - Master Gardener from 2006-2021 William “Harold” Pieratt Jr. was born on May 11, 1938, in La Grange, Texas and went to heaven on April 22, 2021, in Brenham, Texas. Harold opened Pieratt’s Pharmacy in Giddings, Texas and owned and operated it for 38 years before retiring in 1998. After retiring, he and his wife Doris
- [DeAnna Baumgartner - Nueces County](https://txmg.org/deanna-baumgartner-nueces-county) - DeAnna Baumgartner became a Master Gardener in 2006 and has worked tirelessly since Day One. During her eleven years as a Master Gardener, she has amassed 2,513.5 hours of work. Below is a list of some of her accomplishments. Received eleven Golden Trowel Awards for over 100 hours service each year Taught Aransas Master Gardener
- [Marilyn Moseley Waller - Central Texas](https://txmg.org/marilyn-moseley-waller) - Marilyn has been a certified Texas Master Gardener and an active member of Central Texas Master Gardeners Association from November 2006 until 2022, but she is unable to continue to fulfill the recertification requirements due to her health and vision issues. During her years of membership, she provided over 544 hours of volunteer service and
- [Agenda 2021](https://txmg.org/agenda) - Click here: 2021 Virtual Texas Master Gardener Conference Agenda to enlarge the agenda and to download it. To click through speaker and presentation information, it is best to enlarge the agenda with the link above. To view more information about speakers and presentations, click the underlined speaker names and presentation titles. Return to Conference
- [When Programs are on Target, Amazing Things Happen](https://txmg.org/when-programs-are-on-target-amazing-things-happen) - Speaker: Robert "Skip" Richter Mission drift can happen to any organization or program but is not inevitable. Skip will discuss the purpose and goals of our county Master Gardener programs and ways to maintain the mission while expanding our effectiveness in both traditional and creative new ways.
- [Volunteer Money Management: Reinvesting in the Program](https://txmg.org/volunteer-money-management-reinvesting-in-the-program) - Speaker: Shane McLellan Now that you've had a successful fundraiser, what do you do with all this money? Spending money from volunteer fundraising should support the overall goal of ‘reaching and teaching people.’ Shane will share examples and discuss briefly how McLennan County Master Gardeners raise funds and will go into more detail on “how,
- [Invasive and Aggressive Plants in Texas: Identification, Control, and Alternative Native Options](https://txmg.org/invasive-and-aggressive-plants-in-texas-identification-control-and-alternative-native-options) - Speaker: Dr. Tim Hartmann A native plant can never be invasive (by definition), and not all introduced plants are invasive. Invasive and introduced plant species with aggressive behavior have become a major environmental
- [Agent Panel](https://txmg.org/agent-panel) - Speakers: Kimberly Benton, Brittnay Meyer, Kyla Moeller and Clint Perkins Working with AgriLife Extension Agents is critical for successful Master Gardener programs however, agents have many diverse functions and responsibilities within their role. In this panel discussion, we will hear from two Horticulture agents, an Agriculture and Natural Resources agent, and an agent with 4-H and
- [The Urban County Farm](https://txmg.org/the-urban-farm) - Speaker: Jeff Raska From concrete jungle to bountiful urban garden, the 12-acre Urban County Farm in Garland teaches Texans about the farm-to-plate journey in an urban environment. Teaming up with Dallas County officials, Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service mobilized the strong, local Texas Master Gardener volunteer network to combat local food insecurity by teaching residents about vegetable farming on
- [Partnerships](https://txmg.org/partnerships) - Speaker: Dr. Dan Hale How Extension programs partner with other entities and organizations can be tricky but rewarding. In this session, we will discuss appropriate partnerships, agreements and understandings, expectations, and concluding partnerships. Further, we will discuss the role of partnerships with local governmental offices along with the opportunities and limitations for Master Gardener volunteers
- [Marketing to Generation Me](https://txmg.org/marketing-to-generation-me) - Speaker: Brie Arthur Brie will inspire Master Gardeners to take the lifestyle of gardening to the next level. Learn from Brie as she discusses opportunities for attracting a new generation to your programs. She explains strategies to connect with and retain millennial-aged customers who have diverse motivations and values. Brie has a fresh take to
- [Gardens of our National Parks](https://txmg.org/gardens-of-our-national-parks) - Speaker: Larry Smith Our National Parks are known for their outdoor splendor and wildlife. However, several locations have jewels of beautiful gardens for guests to also investigate. A retired National Park Ranger will provide a first-hand tour of these not-so-often seen park wonders.
- [Native Seed Harvesting, Processing, Storage, and Planting](https://txmg.org/native-seed-harvesting-processing-storage-and-planting) - Speaker: George Cates Bring Native to your landscape! George will discuss the ins-and-outs of collecting, storing, and planting of native seeds. Collecting and sharing native wildflower and grass seeds can help people make a lifelong connection to the land and wildlife which brings joy and understanding into their lives. Whether a small urban yard, commercial
- [Dr. Laura Huebinger](https://txmg.org/dr-laura-huebinger) - Extension Program Specialist – Volunteer Development Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service Dr. Laura Huebinger is the Extension Program Specialist for Volunteer Development for Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service. She has served in this role since September 2019. She works with County Extension Agents and Specialists on topics related to volunteer development including ideas for recruiting
- [Andrew B. Crocker](https://txmg.org/andrew-b-crocker) - Senior Extension Program Specialist – Gerontology and Health Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service Andy Crocker’s role is to support County Extension Agents for Family and Community Health in their efforts to educate older adults, caregivers, and the professionals who serve them. Since joining AgriLife Extension in 2003, Mr. Crocker has worked to develop resources to
- [Robert "Skip" Richter](https://txmg.org/robert-skip-richter) - County Extension Agent – Horticulture, Brazos County Texas AgriLife Extension Service Skip received his master’s degree in Horticulture from Texas A&M University, “the source of all earthly knowledge.” He has been with the Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service for 33 years in Montgomery, Travis, Harris, and Brazos County where he currently serves as a County
- [George Cates](https://txmg.org/george-cates) - Operations and Land Management Native American Seed George Cates began interning for Native American Seed (NAS) in 2002 and was hired full time after graduating Austin College in 2006 with a B.A. in Environmental Studies. For the past 19 years, he has led many NAS prairie restorations, managed seed production on the Farm in Junction,
- [Michael Potter](https://txmg.org/michael-potter) - County Extension Agent – Horticulture, Montgomery County Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service Michael Potter was born and raised in Corpus Christi. Since 2012, he has served as the Horticulture Extension Agent for Montgomery County. Prior to his Extension career, he worked with the U.S. Department of Agriculture on the Big Island of Hawaii as a
- [Janet Laminack](https://txmg.org/janet-laminack) - County Extension Agent – Horticulture, Denton County Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service Janet began working for Denton County as the county Extension agent in horticulture in September 2008. She received her B.S. in horticulture from Texas A&M University as well as a Master of Education in agricultural education. Her previous experience includes working as a
- [Caren Walton](https://txmg.org/caren-walton) - Extension Program Specialist – International Junior Master Gardener Program (JMG) Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service Caren Walton is a Program Specialist with Texas A&M AgriLife Extension in the International Junior Master Gardener (JMG) program. Caren worked closely with the AFRI grant project titled, “Texas Grow! Eat! Go! (TGEG)" comprised of horticulturists, nutritionists, health experts &
- [Molly Keck](https://txmg.org/molly-keck) - Integrated Pest Management Program Specialist/Board Certified Entomologist Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service Molly Keck is an Integrated Pest Management Program Specialist with Texas A&M AgriLife Extension in Bexar County, TX (San Antonio, TX). Molly is a graduate of Texas A&M University with both a bachelor's and master’s degree in Entomology and is a Board-Certified Entomologist
- [Lisa Whittlesey](https://txmg.org/lisa-whittlesey-2) - Senior Extension Program Specialist and International Program Director - Junior Master Gardener Program (JMG) Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service Lisa Whittlesey is an employee of Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service and received her bachelor and master’s degrees from Texas A&M University in horticulture with an emphasis in education/curriculum development. Lisa serves as the program director
- [Dr. Tim Hartmann](https://txmg.org/dr-tim-hartmann) - Extension Specialist and Assistant Professor Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service Originally from Blanco, TX, Tim Hartmann received his bachelor’s and master’s degrees in Horticulture and Plant Breeding, respectively, from Texas A&M University. He received his Ph.D. in Horticulture from Texas A&M in May 2020 after completing a project focused on the feasibility of golden kiwifruit
- [Pat Reilly](https://txmg.org/pat-reilly) - Master Gardener Coordinator – Prince William County, Virginia Virginia Cooperative Extension Service Pat Reilly has 25 years of experience as a Master Gardener volunteer, ten years as a local Master Gardener coordinator and 11 years-experience in the public sector educating homeowners on proper plant selection and care. Her current position is with a large garden
- [Dr. Mengmeng Gu](https://txmg.org/dr-mengmeng-gu) - Assistant Professor and Extension Specialist – Dept. of Horticultural Sciences Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service Mengmeng’s programs focus on providing science-based solutions to address real-world issues and problems, such as season extension production of specialty crops, sustainable management of crapemyrtle bark scale using biochar to replace peatmoss in container substrate and educating stakeholders on emerging
- [Dr. Dan Hale](https://txmg.org/dr-dan-hale) - Associate Director for Ag and Natural Resources and Path to the Plate Coordinator Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service Dr. Dan Hale is associate director for agriculture and natural resources for Texas A&M AgriLife Extension. Hale oversees programming for agriculture and natural resources, also works closely with ag oriented organizations across Texas. Hale is the co-director
- [Dr. Brent Pemberton](https://txmg.org/dr-brent-pemberton) - Professor and Regents Fellow Texas A&M AgriLife Research and Extension Brent Pemberton was born in Temple, Texas. He received a B.S. in Ornamental Horticulture from Texas Tech University in 1978 and a Ph.D. in Floriculture from the University of Minnesota in 1983. He has been a project leader for Ornamental Research at the Texas A&M
- [Brandi Keller](https://txmg.org/brandi-keller) - County Extension Agent – Horticulture, Harris County Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service Brandi been with Extension for five years, with four of those as Master Gardener Program Coordinator in Harris County. She was presented a Superior Service Award in 2021 for Program Support. She writes a weekly gardening column for the Houston Chronicle newspaper. With
- [Greg Grant](https://txmg.org/greg-grant-2) - County Extension Agent – Horticulture, Smith County Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service Greg Grant is an award-winning horticulturist, writer, photographer, conservationist, preservationist, and seventh-generation Texan from Arcadia, Texas. He is author of In Greg’s Garden-A Pineywoods Perspective on Gardening, Nature, and Family and Texas Fruit and Vegetable Gardening, and co-author of Heirloom Gardening in the South, Texas Home Landscaping, The Southern Heirloom
- [Dr. Shane McLellan](https://txmg.org/dr-shane-mclellan) - County Extension Agent –Ag, McLennan County Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service Shane grew up on family farm near Avoca, Texas, north of Abilene. He received his bachelor’s in Agricultural Services and Development and his master’s in Agricultural Education, both at Tarleton State University. He received his Doctorate in Agricultural Sciences at Texas A&M/Texas Tech. Shane
- [Larry Smith](https://txmg.org/larry-smith) - Park Ranger and Texas Certified Nurseryman, Retired National Park Service Larry is a retired National Park Astronomy Ranger, Texas Certified Nurseryman, Texas Certified Secondary Science Teacher, Coast Guard Certified Seaman and NASA Astronaut Teacher. He is the co-founder of Comanche Springs Astronomy Campus in Crowell, Texas, a horticulturist at White Bluff Resort at Lake Whitney,
- [Pamela J. Bennett](https://txmg.org/pamela-j-bennett) - Associate Professor and State Master Gardener Volunteer Program Director Ohio State University Pam is an Associate Professor with The Ohio State University and serves as the State Master Gardener Volunteer Program Director and Horticulture Educator for OSU Extension in Clark County, Ohio. In July 2020, she was appointed Interim Program Director for Chadwick Arboretum. Pam
- [Christina Reid](https://txmg.org/christina-reid) - County Extension Agent – Horticulture, Lubbock County Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service Christina received her bachelor’s degree in Landscape Architecture with minor in Horticulture from Texas Tech University. She has worked in many factions of the industry including landscape design, commercial nursery production and tree farms, and finally education within the Extension service with Oklahoma
- [Jeanette Castanon](https://txmg.org/jeanette-castanon) - County Extension Agent – Horticulture, Ector/Midland Counties Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service Jeanette has worked for AgriLife Extension for two years during her time with extension she has enjoyed working with her Master Gardeners and developing programs for the community based on Earth-Kind principles and Backyard Basics. She has her bachelor’s degree in Agricultural Biology
- [Corie Ritter](https://txmg.org/corie-ritter) - Marketing Strategist Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service Corie is the Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service Marketing Strategist for horticulture, entomology, soil, crop, and water. She graduated from Texas A&M University with a B.S. in agricultural communications and journalism in 2018 and a M.A. in animal science in 2020. Starting her journey as a student worker
- [Sheila McBride](https://txmg.org/sheila-mcbride) - Extension Program Specialist – Head Diagnostician Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service Sheila graduated from Texas A&M University in 1985 with a Bachelor of Science degree in Microbiology. She graduated in 2016 with her Master of Science in Plant pathology working on cotton root rot of grape vines. She is the lead diagnostician at the Texas
- [Nicky Maddams](https://txmg.org/nicky-maddams) - State Program Assistant – Master Gardener Program Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service Nicky supports the Master Gardener Program at the state level, as the key resource for the Volunteer Management System (VMS) and in planning annual conferences. She also manages the website and social media and enjoys assisting volunteers across the state. Nicky served on
- [Brie Arthur](https://txmg.org/brie-arthur) - Author and Horticulturist Brie the Plant Lady Originally from southeastern Michigan, Brie Arthur studied Landscape Design and Horticulture at Purdue University. With two decades of experience, she shares her expertise as an advocate for consumer horticulture and home gardening across America. The author of The Foodscape Revolution and Gardening with Grains, Arthur also contributes to the Emmy-winning PBS
- [Clint Perkins](https://txmg.org/clint-perkins) - County Extension Agent—Ag/NR, Smith County Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Program Clint Perkins started his Extension career as the Agriculture Agent in Milam County in 2003. He then transferred to Wood County and served as the Agricultural Agent for 12.5 years before recently transferring to Smith County. He works closely with his program area committees to
- [Kyla Moeller](https://txmg.org/kyla-moeller) - County Extension Agent – Family and Community Health, Grimes County Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service Kyla is a native of Del Rio and was a member of the Val Verde County 4-H program. She was very active in a variety of 4-H projects, including food and nutrition educational events. She earned a Bachelor of Science
- [Kimberly Benton](https://txmg.org/kimberly-benton) - County Extension Agent – Horticulture, Cherokee County Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service Kimberly Benton earned a Master of Science degree in Agriculture at Stephen F. Austin State University under Dr. David Creech in 2006 and has served as Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Agent for Horticulture in Cherokee County since 2010. Her professional focus is providing
- [Brittnay Meyer](https://txmg.org/brittnay-meyer) - County Extension Agent – Home Horticulture, Tarrant County Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service Brittnay has a bachelor’s degree in Horticulture and Crop Science from Sam Houston State University, with a Master of Science in Plant Pathology and Microbiology from Texas A&M University. Therefore, I have the knowledge to help with not only what and how
- [Jeff Raska](https://txmg.org/jeff-raska) - Horticultural Program Coordinator – Dallas County Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service Jeff ''retired'' to AgriLife 11 years ago after being in the Horticulture business for 25 years managing wholesale and retail nurseries as well as working for an ISD for 10 years as a landscape supervisor. He was certified a Texas Master Gardener in 2003 while supporting Dallas County
- [Gardening with Aches, Pains, and Injuries](https://txmg.org/gardening-with-aches-pains-and-injuries) - Speaker: Pat Reilly Gardening benefits the body, mind, and spirit. At any age, gardeners may have aches, pains, and injuries and none should get in the way of having a beautiful and enjoyable landscape! It is more than just tools, though. Pat will provide tips on avoiding or decreasing discomfort while gardening and get you
- [Beyond Bok Choy](https://txmg.org/beyond-bok-choy) - Speaker: Dr. Mengmeng Gu In addition to bok choy, there are plenty of Asian vegetables that would make our Texas gardens more colorful, unique and provide nutritious and uniquely textured good eats throughout the year. Mengmeng has personal experience of growing and cooking many of them. Hopefully, you will enjoy growing and eating them after
- [Whose Garden is This?](https://txmg.org/whose-garden-is-this) - Speaker: David Rodriguez This session will look at guidelines when considering starting and maintaining a Sustainable Master Gardener Extension Volunteer Demonstration Garden. David will give you his input and experience on an array of different demonstration gardens and trials throughout his career.
- [Practical Steps to Diagnose Plant Problems](https://txmg.org/practical-steps-to-diagnose-plant-problems) - Speaker: Sheila McBride This session will offer a general overview of how to recognize common plant diseases and management strategies. Instructions on how to properly submit samples to the Texas Plant Disease Diagnostic Laboratory will be provided.
- [Enhancing and Growing Your Social Media Presence](https://txmg.org/enhancing-and-growing-your-social-media-presence) - Speaker: Corie Ritter In this presentation we will guide social media managers through tactical, real-world strategies that can improve their audience reach. We will look at the different platforms, success measuring tools, and share AgriLife Extension’s best practices as well as lessons learned in an ever-changing landscape.
- [Insects](https://txmg.org/insects) - Speaker: Jeanette Castanon Insect identification is crucial in helping maintain a healthy ecosystem of beneficials in your garden. This presentation will provide basic identification knowledge and how to identify pests and create a plan to help manage those pests using IPM strategies.
- [Introduction to Landscape Design](https://txmg.org/introduction-to-landscape-design) - Speaker: Christina Reid Deep dive into the landscape design process through the designer’s eye. Learn more about the elements and principles of design to really make your plant projects successful!
- [Plant Clinics](https://txmg.org/plant-clinics) - Speaker: Pam Bennett Thinking about helping your clientele with their plant problems by setting up a plant clinic? Learn about the necessary resources and training as well as how to promote the clinic services. Make your Master Gardener Volunteer plant clinic the "go-to" resource in your community.
- [Demonstration Gardens](https://txmg.org/demonstration-gardens) - Speaker: Greg Grant Greg will talk about the value of demonstration gardens in general and his current experience with the Smith County Master Gardeners and their Tyler Botanical Garden.
- [Writing Good Content for Publication](https://txmg.org/writing-good-content-for-publication) - Speaker: Brandi Keller Brandi will discuss tips on writing articles to highlight the work you do as Master Gardeners for Texas A&M AgriLife Extension. Whether it is for a newspaper, website, or another publication, it is important to research properly, use credible sources, and know how to adjust style and key points according to format.
- [Who we Are and How we Partner with Others?](https://txmg.org/who-we-are-and-how-we-partner-with-others) - Speaker: Dr. Hale
- [The Volunteer Management System](https://txmg.org/the-volunteer-management-system) - Speakers: Jayla Fry and Nicky Maddams The Volunteer Management System (VMS) is available to all Master Gardeners for their county reporting purposes. We provide the VMS because of the importance of reporting your hours and documenting service. Reporting helps Extension tell our story of how we help the public and reporting helps compare numbers for
- [Using your Garden to Grow Good Kids!](https://txmg.org/using-your-garden-to-grow-good-kids) - Speaker: Lisa Whittlesey Many of us may have experienced the wonder and excitement of taking children into the garden. However, this session will focus on the “why it works” including some of the science and best practices that will allow you to make the most out of this outdoor experience for your children. Come join
- [The Plight of Our Backyard Pollinators](https://txmg.org/the-plight-of-our-backyard-pollinators) - Speaker: Molly Keck Honeybees and native bees face many troubles in our urban landscapes. Master Gardeners are especially key in aiding and educating the public about these wonderful creatures. From honeybee woes to declining native bee populations, this educational session will open your eyes to the various pollinators in our landscape and how simple efforts
- [Junior Master Gardener’s “School Speak”: A School Recruitment and Implementation Top 10 List for Extension Volunteers and Agents](https://txmg.org/junior-master-gardeners-school-speak-a-school-recruitment-and-implementation-top-10-list-for-extension-volunteers-and-agents) - Speaker: Caren Walton Caren will deliver JMG program implementation ideas and suggestions for Extension’s Master Gardener programs whose goal is to engage with schools, after school programs and community youth organizations! Caren, with almost two decades of work in both public and private education as a teacher and school principal, will highlight the Top 10
- [Horticultural Therapy](https://txmg.org/horticultural-therapy) - Speaker: Janet Laminack As gardeners, we know horticulture is therapeutic. Horticultural Therapy (HT) has been defined as the use of plants and plant-based activity for the purpose of human healing and rehabilitation and is now considered a profession. Hear success stories and aspects of HT than can be incorporated into your volunteer activities.
- [Quality over Quantity: Impactful Programming and Volunteer Service](https://txmg.org/quality-over-quantity-impactful-programming-and-volunteer-service) - Speaker: Michael Potter In this session we will consider which type of programs, projects and activities make an impact on the community that will benefit the overall program. We will examine whether they align with local needs and also look at the pros and cons of demonstration gardens to determine if you really need one.
- [Growing Sustainable JMG School Gardening Programs](https://txmg.org/growing-sustainable-jmg-school-gardening-programs) - Speaker: Randy Seagraves Why do some school garden projects thrive while others fail? This session will reveal proven tips and tricks to growing long term sustainability your school/youth garden program. Attendees will learn successful ideas for generating revenue, strategies for equipping teachers, structure for empowering students to be active leaders and how to best utilize
- [The Winederful Saga of Your Glass of Merlot](https://txmg.org/the-winederful-saga-of-your-glass-of-merlot) - Speaker: Andreea I. Botezatu From berry to bottle - a grape's journey under the vintners' banner. The pick, the crush, the maceration and more twists and turns than a crocheted scarf, all coming to a happy ending in a bottle near you.
- [2022 Conference](https://txmg.org/2022-conference) - SAVE THE DATES!
- [Cynthia Lese - Hays County](https://txmg.org/cynthia-lese-hays-county) - Cindy completed her 25th year as a Master Gardener in 2021! She certified as a Master Gardener in Milwaukee County in her home state of Wisconsin in 1996. While there, Cindy volunteered at the Boerner Botanical Gardens giving early evening tours. She worked in trial gardens at the extension and served as the co-chair of
- [Charla Borchers-Leon - Victoria County](https://txmg.org/charla-borchers-leon-victoria-county) - Member of the 1998 Master Gardener Class Served as VCMGA President in 2004 Named VCMGA Gardener of the Year in 2003 Texas Master Gardener Association Gardener of the Year in 2003, First Place for a medium-size association Treasurer in 2001 Co-Chair VCMGA Garden Tour Obtained funding for alarm system, Garden Tours and Plant Sales Continual
- [Nancy Zaplac - Victoria County](https://txmg.org/nancy-zaplac-victoria-county) - Member of the 1998 Master Gardener Class Served as VCMGA President in 2001 Co-Chair of Home Garden Tour Co-Chair of Plant Sales Active in the construction and maintenance of Victoria Educational Gardens Chair of 3 gardens: Shade, Ground Cover Demo Garden and Zen Garden
- [Dick Nolen - Victoria County](https://txmg.org/dick-nolen-victoria-county) - Member of the 2004 Master Gardener Class Served as VCMGA President in 2011 Named VCMGA Master Gardener of the Year in 2012 Authored 4 educational articles in Gardeners’ Dirt, a weekly column in the Victoria Advocate Newspaper Chair of the annual Plant Sale Managed Pavilion rentals for many years
- [Roy Cook - Victoria County](https://txmg.org/roy-cook-victoria-county) - Member of the 2004 Master Gardener Class VCMGA Master Gardener of the Year in 2008 Texas Master Gardener Association Gardener of the Year in 2008, Third Place Chair of the annual Plant Sale Chair of the VEG Greenhouse Presented workshops on propagation, composting and growing vegetables, presented numerous times for the VCMGA Lunch and Learn
- [Linda Hartman - Victoria County](https://txmg.org/linda-hartman-victoria-county) - Member of the 2010 Master Gardener Class Served as VCMGA President in 2016 VCMGA Gardener of the Year in 2015 Developed by VCMGA Healthy Kids Summer Camp Chair of the Our Savior’s Lutheran Church activity program Chair of the South Texas Farm and Ranch Show Pasture to Plate program Co-chair of the VEG tours for
- [Cliff Knezek - Victoria County](https://txmg.org/cliff-knezek-victoria-county) - Member of 2006 Master Gardener Class Served as VCMGA President in 2009 VCMGA Gardener of the Year in 2014 Major contributor to VCMGA and Victoria Educational Gardens; installation of air conditioning in the VEG pavilion, materials and construction of the Butterfly Haven and meditation arbor
- [Dr. Elmer Krehbiel - Brazos County](https://txmg.org/krehbiel-dr-elmer) - Dr. Elmer Krehbiel retired in 1992 from Oklahoma State University where he was an Extension educator. He trained in 1993 as a Master Gardener in Comanche County, Lawton, Oklahoma, and transferred to Brazos County in 1994. Elmer served 2 terms as president of the Brazos County Master Gardeners and has chaired numerous committees. He was
- [Marian Buchanan - Dallas County](https://txmg.org/marian-buchanan) - In her Speakers Bureau biography, Dallas County Master Gardener Marian Buchanan mentioned that she grew up with “an insatiable love of the outdoors—plants and critters both.” Perhaps that is what inspired her to take the Master Gardener class in 1988 after her children left for college. One day Horticulture agent Stacy Reese told Marian that
- [Julie Bown - Dallas County](https://txmg.org/julie-bown-dallas-county) - Julie McKinney Bown, our longest-serving Dallas County Master Gardener (DCMG) and the sole remaining member of the Class of 1992, has decided to retire from active participation in the DCMG program. After earning her MBA with a major in finance from Georgia State University, she received her certification as a litigation paralegal. Julie was the
- [Emerita](https://txmg.org/emeritus-members/emerita) - Texas Master Gardener Emeritus (Emerita) is an honorary title awarded to a retired Master Gardener volunteer for distinguished service to Texas AgriLife Extension Service. County Master Gardener Programs may bestow the title on any Master Gardener who is permanently retiring as an active Master Gardener and who has served Texas AgriLife Extension Service with distinction.
- [2021 Speakers](https://txmg.org/speakers) - Click here for a downloadable PDF of the speakers. KEYNOTE SPEAKERS Mike Arnold Director of the Gardens and Professor Texas A&M University Department of Horticulture Sciences Mike has been with the Texas A&M Department of Horticultural Sciences as a professor of landscape horticulture and in other capacities since 2012 and 1993, respectively. Mike earned a
- [2020 Award Winners](https://txmg.org/2020-award-winners) - Congratulations to all our winning associations and individuals! Winning Entries – click on the Award Name (Column F) within the spreadsheet to view the submitted entry.
- [FAQ's](https://txmg.org/information/frequently-asked-questions)
- [Texas AgriLife Extension Horticulture](https://txmg.org/contacts/extension-horticulture) - Please visit: http://aggie-horticulture.tamu.edu/
- [Master Gardener Coordinators (by state/province/country)](https://txmg.org/contacts/state-master-gardener-coordinators) - Please visit: State and Provincial Master Gardener Programs: Extension and Affiliated Program Listings – Extension Master Gardener
- [History of Texas Master Gardener Program](https://txmg.org/become-a-master-gardener/program-overview) - History of Master Gardeners in Texas When the term "Master Gardener" was first coined in the early 1970s to describe a new Extension program in Washington State, few could have predicted it would spread into Texas and blossom into one of the most effective volunteer organizations in the state. The Texas Master Gardener program had
- [MG Talks](https://txmg.org/mg-talks) - Recording of the September 18th, 2020 MG Talk on Sales Tax may be viewed here. Click here for Texas Sales and Use Tax and Nursery Florist License information. Recording of the August 25th, 2020 MG Talk on Working with Food Banks may be viewed here. Fast forward to the 18-minute mark). Recording of the July
- [Robert & Sheryl Yantis - Highland Lakes (Burnet Co)](https://txmg.org/robert-sheryl-yantis-highland-lakes-burnet-co) - The Highland Lakes Executive Board voted unanimously to nominate Robert and Sheryl Yantis for the honor of Texas Master Gardener Emeritus. They were both certified as a Master Gardener in 2005. Since that time, they have been highly active in our association, usually working together and volunteering for many HLMGA projects: The Kingsland Library -
- [Awards](https://txmg.org/awards)
- [Iris Seale - Guadalupe County](https://txmg.org/emeritus-members/s-z-emerita/iris-seale-guadalupe-county) - Iris Seale has been an essential member of the Guadalupe County Master Gardener Program since she was certified in 1996, 25 years ago. Her gardening knowledge and connection with the community have been some of the traits many fellow Master Gardeners have strived to duplicate. Leading by example, she has committed numerous volunteer hours to
- [Crystal Wingate - Orange County](https://txmg.org/emeritus-members/s-z-emerita/crystal-wingate-orange-county) - Crystal Wingate completed her required training in 1997 becoming a Certified Texas Master Gardener in the Orange County MG Association. She retired from Master Gardeners in August 2020 and moved to Pearland, Texas to live with her daughter because of health problems. She has been known as the Pass Along Plant Queen, always sharing cuttings,
- [Finding Research Based Gardening Information Online](https://txmg.org/finding-research-based-gardening-information-online) - Click HERE for a PDF of the presentation handout. Gardening information and advice is plentiful online. Accurate, locally adapted information?…well, not necessarily! With all the “click bait”, social media platforms, and self proclaimed authorities making claims, how do you discern facts from fiction? Skip will discuss ways to find research-based information and assistance online to
- [Ginger Easton-Smith](https://txmg.org/ginger-easton-smith) - County Extension Agent - Horticulture, Aransas Co. Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service Virginia (Ginger) Easton Smith has been an Agricultural Extension Agent for more than 28 years, the last 11 with Texas A&M AgriLife Extension in Aransas County. Prior to living in Texas, Ginger spent 29 years in Hawaii where she earned her B.S. and
- [Skip Richter](https://txmg.org/skip-richter) - County Extension Agent – Horticulture, Brazos Co. Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service Skip received his master’s degree in Horticulture from Texas A&M University, “the source of all earthly knowledge.” He has been with the Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service for 32 years in Montgomery, Travis, Harris and Brazos County where he currently serves as a
- [Blog Submission](https://txmg.org/blog-submission) - For your blog posts we encourage you to share your experiences and ideas about anything related to horticulture. Some examples include: Landscape design and maintenance, fruit and vegetable production, herbs and flowers, arts and crafts, the natural environment, or anything that you feel has a relation to horticulture and gardening. It is important that all
- [Blog](https://txmg.org/blog)
- [Tours](https://txmg.org/tours-2) - Take a trip around Texas with us during this year's virtual tours! We will travel north, south, east, and west to see the diversity of Texas. Open to all attendees, these tours are a sure way to expand your knowledge of Texas and create a sense of wanderlust that will leave you planning your next
- [Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ’s)](https://txmg.org/faqs) - How do I register for the conference? Go to the 2021 Virtual Conference page on our website and click the large blue button that says "Register", this will take you to our registration site. When registering for the conference do I need to select which presentations I would like to attend? No, this year
- [T-Shirts](https://txmg.org/t-shirts) - For this year's conference logo we wanted to embrace our unity as Master Gardeners and highlight the diversity of Texas. Our conference logo is comprised of plants that define the different regions of Texas. One of the benefits to a virtual conference is that we will be able to connect with people across the state!
- [Addison Regennitter](https://txmg.org/addison-regennitter) - Texas Master Naturalist Program Student Assistant Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service Though originally not from Texas, Addison has called the Lone Star State her home since 2011. Addison is a recent Master of Natural Resources Development graduate from Texas A&M University. She also recieved her B. S. in Willdife & Fisheries Sciences and a minor
- [From the Grounds Up: An overview of coffee’s history, production, and brewing methods](https://txmg.org/717998-2) - Coffee is consumed on a daily basis by many Americans, most are reluctant to start their day without it. Despite finding a coffee shop in nearly every small town, college campus, or airport, few people can tell you the journey of a coffee bean as it travels from the tree to your cup. Get settled
- [Dennis Howard](https://txmg.org/dennis-howard) - Master Gardener Lubbock County Dennis Howard has been a member of the Lubbock Master Gardener Association since 2015. He holds Advanced Training in Vegetable Gardening and Greenhouse Management. He holds national certification in rainwater catchment systems and design from the American Society of Sanitary Engineers and the American Rainwater Catchment System Association. Dennis has been
- [Introduction to Aquaponics](https://txmg.org/introduction-to-aquaponics) - As more and more home and hobby gardeners begin to explore aquaponics, Texas Master Gardeners will face questions about the design, construction, and operation of these systems. Small hobby-size aquaponics systems are finding their way into schools, where they become a teaching tool. The Lubbock Master Gardener Association believes that it behooves Texas Master Gardeners
- [Mike Arnold](https://txmg.org/mike-arnold) - Director of the Gardens and Professor Texas A&M University Department of Horticulture Sciences Mike has been with the Texas A&M Department of Horticultural Sciences as a professor of landscape horticulture and in other capacities since 2012 and 1993, respectively. Mike earned a B.S. in business administration, a B.S. in agriculture (horticulture major) and an M.S.
- [Julia Minter](https://txmg.org/julia-minter) - Texas Master Gardener Program Assistant Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service Julia Minter grew up in Mount Vernon, Texas where her parents' and grandparents' gardens inspired her to love horticulture from a young age. She graduated in December of 2020 with her B.S. in Horticulture and a minor in International Development in Agriculture from Texas A&M
- [Scooter Langley](https://txmg.org/scooter-langley) - Horticulture Instructor Lee College I guess you could say horticulture is in his blood. His dad taught horticulture for Lee College for 31 years. Following in his footsteps, Scooter graduated from Sam Houston State University in 2006 with a with a Bachelor of Science in Horticulture. In 2008, he replaced his dad as the Horticulture
- [Anticipated and Unanticipated Impacts of Global Climate Change on Our Texas Gardens](https://txmg.org/anticipated-and-unanticipated-impacts-of-global-climate-change-on-our-texas-gardens) - The horrors of the Covid-19 pandemic have pushed climate change news off the front page, but the wild variances in Texas' weather in recent years have wreaked havoc in our outdoor built environments reminding us that we face additional challenges. By exploring some of the expected climatic impacts at global and our regional level we
- [Greener Grass: Tips for an Environmentally-Friendly Lawn](https://txmg.org/greener-grass-tips-for-an-environmentally-friendly-lawn) - Lawns provide a great space for outdoor recreation and play while also helping to reduce runoff and protect our soils. However, lawns are also often over-watered and over managed with too many fertilizers and pesticides that often may not be needed. This presentation will provide tips on how to keep a healthy and attractive lawn
- [Texas Watershed Protection Planning](https://txmg.org/texas-watershed-protection-planning) - Since 1964, the Texas Water Resources Institute has been working to restore, protect, and enhance Texas’ waterbodies through science-based, community-supported education and research. TWRI, part of Texas A&M AgriLife Research and Extension Service, has been developing and implementing watershed protection plans (WPPs) for over a decade. In this session, we will review Texas water quality
- [Emily Monroe](https://txmg.org/emily-monroe) - Extension Program Specialist Texas Water Resources Institute Emily Monroe joined the Texas Water Resources Institute in October 2018 as an extension program specialist. She is primarily responsible for working with local stakeholders to develop plans that restore and protect water resources and securing funds to implement projects identified in watershed plans. She also leads and tracks project implementation
- [Greenhouses: How Big Should You Go?](https://txmg.org/greenhouses-how-big-should-you-go) - This lecture will cover the history of greenhouses and how they have evolved to what they are today. Then we'll go into what type and size of greenhouse would best suit your needs; how big should you go? Hobby or commercial - it's a big decision.
- [Steve Chaney](https://txmg.org/steve-chaney) - Retired County Extension Agent - Horticulture, Tarrant Co. Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service Originally from a small town in south Oklahoma, Steve Chaney learned to love the garden from a very young age. After receiving two BS degrees from Oklahoma State University in Landscape Architecture and Marketing, he owned and operated a design/building firm for
- [Stephen Brueggerhoff](https://txmg.org/stephen-brueggerhoff) - County Extension Agent - Horticulture, Brazoria Co. Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service Stephen Brueggerhoff is Horticulture Extension Agent for Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service in Brazoria County. Stephen furthers the Extension mission, offering horticultural consultation to home and business owners and green industry educational programming. Stephen manages and proudly supports the Brazoria County Master Gardeners
- [David Rodriguez](https://txmg.org/david-rodriguez) - County Extension Agent - Horticulture, Bexar Co. Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service David Rodriguez is deeply rooted in the Texas gardening and landscape plant world. He started working at the prime age of 10 with local nurseries which included Grimm’s Garden Centers and Landscape, Wolfe Nurseries and Calloway’s. David then went off to Texas A&M
- [King's Nursery](https://txmg.org/kings-nursery) - King's Nursery was established in 1915 in Tenaha, Texas. For over 100 years new ideas have shifted and changed the nursery, but the loyalty and service shown to their customers has remained the same. Join Andrew King, 4th generation owner of King's Nursery, for an informative tour of his historic nursery. He will unfold the
- [Andrew King](https://txmg.org/andrew-king) - Owner King's Nursery Dr. Andrew King is the 4th generation owner of King’s Nursery in Tenaha, Texas. Andrew, as his father and grandfather before him, grew up on the nursery. But unlike them, Andrew knew from an early age that he wanted to be a horticulturist. Earning a B.S. in Horticulture from Stephen F. Austin
- [Laura Miller](https://txmg.org/laura-miller) - County Extension Agent - Commercial Horticulture, Tarrant Co. Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service Laura M. Miller is the Texas A&M AgriLife Commercial Horticulture Extension Agent for Tarrant County. Through the application of science-based knowledge, she provides continuing education and problem solving services to anyone trying to make some money in horticulture from green industry professionals
- [Is There a Future for Golden Kiwifruit in Texas?](https://txmg.org/is-there-a-future-for-golden-kiwifruit-in-texas) - Golden kiwifruit is a deciduous woody vine from China. Unlike the green or fuzzy kiwifruit, it has yellow flesh, little to no fuzz, and is a new crop for the U.S. Trials at Auburn University in Alabama over the past 20 years have resulted in the development of a 180-acre commercial planting there. The success
- [Tim Hartmann](https://txmg.org/tim-hartmann) - Program Specialist – Earth-Kind® Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service Tim Hartmann, originally from Blanco, TX, graduated from Texas A&M University with his Bachelors of Science in Horticulture in 2009 with an emphasis in fruit and vegetable production. He received his Masters Degree in Plant Breeding and Horticulture in 2013 from Texas A&M, where he worked
- [Jay White](https://txmg.org/jay-white) - Owner and Publisher Texas Gardener magazine Jay White is the owner and publisher of Texas Gardener magazine. He is an avid gardener who grows vegetables, herbs, native and improved flowers, flowering shrubs, bulbs, fruit trees and native hardwoods on his two-acre Brenham property. He is huge supporter of local farmers who are growing ecologically responsible
- [Becky Bowling](https://txmg.org/becky-bowling) - Assistant Professor & Extension Specialist for Urban Water Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service Dr. Becky Bowling is an Assistant Professor and Extension Specialist for Urban Water with Texas A&M AgriLife. She grew up in Lewisville, Texas and went on to complete a B.S. and M.S. in Horticulture from Texas Tech University before pursuing a PhD
- [Farmer’s Market and the Horticulture Technician Program within the Texas Department of Criminal Justice](https://txmg.org/farmers-market-and-the-horticulture-technician-program-within-the-texas-department-of-criminal-justice) - Scooter Langley wears many hats in the horticulture world. In his presentation, he will explain his role as the Horticulture Instructor for Lee College in the prison system and talk about how gardening can be a great therapeutic tool for people from different backgrounds. Drawing from his experience, he will also give insight about what
- [Soni Holladay](https://txmg.org/soni-holladay) - Owner and Grower Local Flora Farm Soni and her husband Boone have been professional horticulturists for over a combined 30 years! They met while both working at a plant sale for the now defunct Holistic Garden at TAMU. Since graduating from Texas A&M University with a Bachelor of Science in Horticulture, Soni has worked in
- [Growing Cut Flowers](https://txmg.org/growing-cut-flowers) - Garden flowers are more popular than ever for bringing inside to enjoy and decorate the home. By providing a special cut-flower garden, the gardener can anticipate and plan for these desires without disturbing or diminishing landscape plantings. A well-planned cutting garden also offers another very practical advantage: annuals and perennials may be conveniently and efficiently
- [Technology in the Landscape](https://txmg.org/technology-in-the-landscape) - The lawn and landscape for homeowners is changing with the software and technology being integrated into the retail market. Whether you are already invested into technology for the green industry or curious to learn where to start, this is the presentation for you. You will become more knowledgeable with the current terminology, and see examples
- [Mark Merriwether Vorderbruggen, Ph.D.](https://txmg.org/mark-merriwether-vorderbruggen-ph-d) - Developer and Author Foraging Texas Mark "Merriwether" Vorderbruggen, Ph.D. is often (somewhat) jokingly described as a scientist raised by wolves. Having a M.S. in medicinal chemistry and a Ph.D. in physical organic chemistry, he brings science into the world of wild edible and medicinal plants. On the science side he has fourteen patents and numerous
- [10 Edible Plants Your Mom Wrongly Said Were Poisonous and 2 She Was Right About](https://txmg.org/10-edible-plants-your-mom-wrongly-said-were-poisonous-and-2-she-was-right-about) - “Get that out of your mouth!” seems to be a daily yell of mothers, ancient and modern. Children are extremely curious and have little sense of danger, so popping some sort of strange leaf or berry into their mouth seems completely safe. Alas, as we move farther and farther from nature, what is thought to
- [Rachelle Kemp](https://txmg.org/rachelle-kemp) - Co-Owner R and R Landscaping Rachelle and her husband moved to Waco, Texas in 1993 to continue their careers in the agricultural field. Her portfolio includes owning R and R Landscaping, working for several golf courses, owning a floral business, working for the largest owned wholesale grower in Texas, retail nursery manager for a rose
- [Texas Freeze Damage](https://txmg.org/texas-freeze-damage) - This year Texas had its coldest freeze since 1989. This historic event damaged most of our plants and have left us wondering what has died and what will come back. As months pass by and plants start to grow again, we will finally see the real impact of the 2021 Texas storm. Join Rachelle Kemp
- [Steven Chamblee](https://txmg.org/steven-chamblee) - Executive Director Longview Arboretum and Nature Center Steven Chamblee is a horticulturist, writer, and popular public speaker. Active in horticulture for more than forty years, Steven uses humor and heart to bring hard science home and inspire gardeners across Texas. He also loves dogs.
- [Justin Scheiner](https://txmg.org/justin-scheiner) - Assistant Professor and Viticulture Specialist Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service Justin Scheiner is an Assistant Professor and Extension Viticulture Specialist with the Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service. In his Extension role, Justin provides educational programming and technical support for grape growers in the Texas Gulf Coast Region and North Texas. His research program focuses on
- [Growing Back into Schools with Junior Master Gardener In-Person AND Virtual Learning Tools](https://txmg.org/growing-back-into-schools-with-junior-master-gardener-in-person-and-virtual-learning-tools) - You don’t want to miss this session! Over the past year, JMG has developed exciting, NEW curriculum in addition to a host of innovative ways to help you grow back the schools and youth groups in your county! Join us to get a State of JMG overview/update and be one of the first to preview the eagerly
- [Dale Galiano](https://txmg.org/dale-galiano) - Master Gardener St. Lucie County, Florida Dale Galiano graduated from the St. Lucie County Florida Master Gardener Program in 1997, along with a Florida Friendly Yard Certification. She has volunteered over 7000 hours throughout the county in schools, at county fairs, farmers markets, in library programs and in the nursery propagating for plant sales and
- [Mengmeng Gu](https://txmg.org/mengmeng-gu) - Assistant Professor and Extension Ornamental Specialist Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service Dr. Mengmeng Gu is an Associate Professor/Ornamental Extension Specialist in the Department of Horticultural Sciences at Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service in College Station, TX. She is the liaison between Texas A&M AgriLife Extension and Texas Nursery and Landscape Association (TNLA) and serves on
- [The Patio Farmer](https://txmg.org/the-patio-farmer) - Many gardeners would love to harvest fresh vegetables right off the farm but don't have a good place to grow them. Container gardening might be just the solution for the frustrated urban vegetable farmer in you.
- [Tom LeRoy](https://txmg.org/tom-leroy) - CEA Emeritus Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service Tom LeRoy began his 35-year career with the Texas Agricultural Extension Service right out of college, after receiving a Bachelor’s Degree in Horticulture in 1975 and a Master’s Degree in Plant Breeding in 1977, both from Texas A&M University. He served the first 11 years of that career
- [What do pecans, fruit, grapes, spinach, tomatoes, watermelons and Texas Superstar plants have in common?](https://txmg.org/what-do-pecans-fruit-grapes-spinach-tomatoes-watermelons-and-texas-superstar-plants-have-in-common) - Other than the fact that all of these are Horticultural Crops, some would say that these crops have very little in common. Still to grow these crops, many of the requirements are the same, be it a home garden or a commercial field. We will examine these crops and detail the challenges and advancements we
- [The Texas Superstar® Plant Program - Then and Now](https://txmg.org/the-texas-superstar-plant-program-then-and-now) - We will cover the history of the Texas Superstar® Plant Program and go in-depth about some of the plants that have been selected including their usage in the garden and landscape.
- [Narcissus, Naturally](https://txmg.org/narcissus-naturally) - Share in Greg's narcotic stupor with heirloom daffodils, jonquils, and narcissus for the South.
- [Larry Stein](https://txmg.org/larry-stein) - Professor & Extension Specialist Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service Larry Stein, Professor/Extension Horticulturist began his Extension career 38 years ago, earned his Ph.D. from Texas A&M University in 1985, attained the rank of professor in 1999, and accepted an additional role in 2012 as associate department head and Extension program leader in horticultural sciences. As
- [Karen Reid](https://txmg.org/karen-reid) - President and Founder Kaber Communications As president of Kaber Communications, Karen helps cultivate dynamic engagement programs that enrich culture and maximize impact while fostering meaningful connections between you, your workforce and your community. She develops initiatives that align with business priorities while providing strategic options, tools and tactics to promote effective communication and increase participation
- [Great Garden Ideas: Stealing Inspired Concepts From Brilliant People](https://txmg.org/great-garden-ideas-stealing-inspired-concepts-from-brilliant-people) - Pack your bags and join Steven for a fast-paced romp (300 images!) through dozens of stellar gardens from across the US...and a few beyond. We’ll tour grand and glorious horticultural showplaces, select private estates, and lots of “regular people who were hit by a lightning bolt of genius” gardens to “borrow” ideas you can use
- [Garden Art: Recycle, Reuse, Repurpose](https://txmg.org/garden-art-recycle-reuse-repurpose) - Every garden is personal and should reflect the owner’s personality. Art in the garden is an essential element and may be achieved in different ways. From grand statuary worth thousands to a simple WOW moment of a fairy garden in a pot, perhaps a handmade totem comprised of family memorabilia, a secret garden set for
- [Earth-Kind™ Grapes](https://txmg.org/earth-kind-grapes) - Every garden in Texas should have a grapevine. Grapes are one of few fruits that can be grown across the entire state. However, the key to success is cultivar selection and with hundreds available, it can be hard to know what's right for your location. Earth-Kind™ Grapes research began in 2014 in Titus and Camp Counties,
- [Dr. Seuss Taught Me to Garden](https://txmg.org/dr-seuss-taught-me-to-garden) - If you have a garden and a library, you have everything you need. -- Cicero While universities, Master Gardener curricula and magazines teach us how to garden, stories and quotes by authors like Dr. Seuss, Antoine de Saint-Exupery and Barbara Cooney remind us why we love to garden. Follow along with Jay White, publisher of
- [Death and Taxes: Emerald Ash Borer and Crapemyrtle Bark Scale](https://txmg.org/death-and-taxes-emerald-ash-borer-and-crapemyrtle-bark-scale) - Two significant pest problems have made two widely used landscape plants into not so-sure things. Look at the big integrated pest management picture when it comes to dealing with invasive insect pests and discuss best practices for scouting, landscape design to minimize pest movement, conservation of natural enemies and pollinators, and appropriate use of pesticides.
- [Cultivars of Crapemyrtles](https://txmg.org/cultivars-of-crapemyrtles) - Crapemyrtle (Lagerstroemia spp.) is the number one flowering tree in the U.S. In 2014, there were close to 5 million crapemyrtle plants sold and the wholesale value of crapemyrtles was $67 million. Since being introduced to the U.S. in the 1790s, crapemyrtle has become the premier summer flowering tree in USDA Hardiness Zones 6 to
- [Citrus on Deck!](https://txmg.org/citrus-on-deck) - Growing citrus in containers – learn about winning varieties, maintenance and growing tips to successfully grow citrus on the deck in containers.
- [Chocolate: From Bean to Bar](https://txmg.org/chocolate-from-bean-to-bar) - There are many steps on the road from cacao pod to a chocolate bar. Cacao (Theobroma cacao) is a small, tropical tree that produces football shaped pods full of seeds, referred to as beans. The pods form on the trunk and branches of the tree. They are harvested by hand, cut open and the beans
- [Common Gardening Myths and Mistakes](https://txmg.org/common-gardening-myths-and-mistakes) - Learn the truth behind many common gardening myths, and the most common mistakes gardeners make. Skip will discuss the common myths and mistakes he’s encountered over 30+ years as an Extension horticulturist, and the science-based truth about each. He’ll provide tips and resources to help you find research-based information to weed through the “expert” opinions
- [Intern Training Q&A](https://txmg.org/__trashed-5)
- [Linda Williams - Denton County](https://txmg.org/linda-williams-denton-county) - After 20 years as a Denton County Master Gardener, Linda Williams has decided to retire. Linda has been an exemplary Master Gardener who has served and educated the residents of Denton County well to fulfill Denton County Master Gardeners’ mission to: "to educate and engage county residents in the implementation of research-based horticultural and environmental
- [Carolyn Bush - Dallas County](https://txmg.org/carolyn-bush-dallas-county) - “There is something about being able to focus on gardening instead of your problems” - Carolyn Bush Carolyn Bush had a heart of gold, but her body wasn’t strong enough to overcome the many health problems it suffered. We knew Carolyn as a gardener and friend, but we were only a few
- [Tom Wilten - Dallas County](https://txmg.org/tom-wilten-dallas-county) - Tom Wilten was one of the first volunteers to be actively involved in the Master Gardener’s Garden at Texas Discovery Garden (TDG). In 2011 he literally broke ground for the site of the garden, bringing his own tractor and plowing the lawn to help create the stunning garden beds that continue to delight visitors to
- [Doug Richards - Hood County](https://txmg.org/doug-richards-hood-county) - Lake Granbury Master Gardeners (LGMG), Hood County, recently recommended Master Gardener Emeritus status for Doug Richards. We want to summarize his long and laudatory record not only with LGMG but also with Texas Master Gardener Association (TMGA). Lake Granbury Master Gardeners Doug completed Master Gardener Training and fulfilled his volunteer hours all in 2003 becoming
- [2019 Award Winners](https://txmg.org/2019-awards) - Congratulations to all our winning associations and individuals! Winning Entries – click on the Award Name (Column F) within the spreadsheet to view the submitted entry. The Awards Presentation Advanced Training and Milestone Presentation
- [James Wheeler - Milam County](https://txmg.org/james-wheeler-milam-county) - If you are lucky in your Master Gardener Association, you have a James Wheeler. The Little River Basin Master Gardener Association in Milam County,Texas has such a person. James Wheeler became a member in 2007 and he has never ceased to be an inspiration to the group. When a job needs to be done, he
- [Anne Barr - Milam County](https://txmg.org/anne-barr-milam-county) - Anne Barr began her Master Gardener experience in 2007 in the Little River Basin Master Gardener program in Milam County, Texas. In 2017 she received the Outstanding Individual Master Gardener Award at the state conference for her years of leadership and commitment. Anne tackled any task that needed to be done. Her expertise in many
- [Texas Gardener Magazine](https://txmg.org/texas-gardener-magazine) - 1 Year Magazine Subscription – Texas Gardener Starting month: January/February, March/April, May/June, July/August, September/October, November/December texasgardener.com
- [Growing and Nurturing Garden Course](https://txmg.org/growing-and-nurturing-garden-course) - Growing and Nurturing Healthy Communities Instruction Guide
- [2018 Award Winners](https://txmg.org/2018-award-winners) - Congratulations to all our winning associations and individuals! Winning Entries - click on the Award Name (Column F) within the spreadsheet to view the submitted entry. Photos of Winners
- [Texas Floral Certificate Instructions](https://txmg.org/information/tda-floral-certificate/texas-floral-certificate-instructions) - http://www.texasagriculture.gov/portals/0/forms/reg/nursery/rnf_500_instructions.pdf
- [Ross Palmie - Harris County](https://txmg.org/ross-palmie-harris-county) - Harris County Master Gardener for 15 years Past president of the Harris County Master Gardener Board of Directors; served on the board for six years Advanced Master Gardener - Vegetables, Citrus and Rainwater Harvesting Co-Coordinator of Habitat for Humanity Project: Master Gardener volunteers landscaped sixteen Habitat for Humanity homes, then trained the homeowners in the
- [Horticulture One-Pagers](https://txmg.org/resources/path-to-the-plate-one-sheets) - Click the link for full color one-pagers on: Cucumbers Spinach Onions Peppers Carrots Potatoes Cole Crops Corn Green Beans Tomatoes
- [Dr. Bill Welch](https://txmg.org/dr-bill-welch) - What’s Worked for Me this Winter
- [Advanced Training Forms](https://txmg.org/advanced-training-forms)
- [2020 Conference](https://txmg.org/conference-2)
- [Information](https://txmg.org/information)
- [Velma Hasty - Hays County](https://txmg.org/emeritus-members/g-l-emerita/velma-hasty-hays-county) - Velma is celebrating her 25th year as an active Master Gardener in Hays County. She has served our group in many capacities in that time. She was HCMGA President in 1997 and 1998 and was treasurer in 1999-2001. She also served on the Audit Committee for several years. Velma took the Landscape Design courses at
- [Joe Elizarde - Hays County](https://txmg.org/emeritus-members/a-f-emerita/joe-elizarde-hays-county) - Joe certified as a Master Gardener in 1996, over 20 years ago. In that time, he has given his time, energy, and expertise to HCMGA and to the Extension Office. He spent many hours and traveled many miles responding to requests for site visits all over Hays County. He also helped man the phones in
- [2020 Texas Master Gardener Conference](https://txmg.org/conference/2020-conference) - REGISTRATION OPENING HERE SOON! The McLennan County Master Gardeners invite you to Waco, Texas for the 2020 Texas Master Gardener Conference, "Bloomin' on the Brazos"! This year’s conference will be held May 12-14, 2020 at the Waco Convention Center. The annual conference offers continuing education hours for Texas Master Gardeners, including four compelling keynote speakers,
- [Tours](https://txmg.org/tours) - Miss Nellie's Pretty Place, Earle-Harrison House and Pape Gardens Miss Nellies Pretty Place. For wildflower enthusiasts, Miss Nellie’s Pretty Place showcases Texas’ many native wildflowers and plants, with rock-lined paths, a picturesque pool, and amphitheater—it’s just the spot to rest and soak in the beauty. Earle-Harrison House and Pape Gardens: Built in 1858, the Earle-Harrison House the
- [Conference](https://txmg.org/conference)
- [2020 Texas Master Gardener Conference REGISTRATION](https://txmg.org/2020-texas-master-gardener-conference-registration) - Coming soon!
- [Conference Lodging](https://txmg.org/conference-lodging) - We have contracted with two great hotels for you! The host hotel, and it's partner hotel directly across the street, are now accepting reservations. Our agenda will have Leadership Training on the afternoon of May 11th, with conference registration opening at 7:00am on May 12th. The conference will close at 5:00pm on the 14th. Hilton
- [Debbie Cox - Cameron County](https://txmg.org/debbie-cox-cameron-county) - Deborah M. Cox completed her Master Gardener training in 1996, Extension personnel literally took her by the hand and led her into her first volunteer activities, giving her confidence to do more. In 1998, Extension then asked her to lead the Cameron County Horticulture Extension Committee which led to further development of her knowledge of
- [John Coleman - Hill Country](https://txmg.org/emeritus-members/a-f-emerita/john-coleman-hill-count) - Master Gardener - 2002 John Coleman retired as a chemical engineer and moved from Houston to Kerrville in 1981. He and his wife purchased and operated The Greenery, a nursery, for many years. It was during this time that John began to write a gardening column for the Kerrville Daily
- [Advanced Training - Vegetables](https://txmg.org/advanced-training-vegetables)
- [Lee Ikels - Hays County](https://txmg.org/lee-ikels-hays-county) - After retiring from his job as manager of Technical Services for a textile company, Lee certified as a Master Gardener in 2005. He served as treasurer and trainer for the Hays County Master Gardeners for nine years, from 2005-2014. In addition, Lee represented the HCMGA from 2011-2015 on the Hays County Advisory Board, serving as
- [Linda Keese - Hays County](https://txmg.org/linda-keese-hays-county) - When Linda Keese and her husband retired to San Marcos in 1989, Linda helped organize the very first Master Gardener class in Hays County. In the summer of 1991, she helped train a second group of gardeners and led a team to landscape the newly renovated train depot in San Marcos with old roses. She also
- [Sara Holland - Hays County](https://txmg.org/sara-holland-hays-county) - Sara Holland completed her Master Gardener training in Harris County in 1995. After moving to Wimberley in 2000, she transferred to the Travis County Master Gardener Association, and then to Hays County in 2013. She has now completed 23 years as an active and contributing member of Texas Master Gardeners. Sara has specialized in herbs,
- [Irene Hoadley - Hays County](https://txmg.org/irene-hoadley-hays-county) - Irene B. Hoadley was born and grew up in Hondo, TX. After retiring from a career in librarianship, she and her husband relocated to San Marcos. In 1998, she completed the Master Gardener class. After completion of the class, she and a colleague took over the responsibility for the Native Plant Demonstration Garden located at
- [Delbert Bassett - Hays County](https://txmg.org/delbert-bassett-hays-county) - Fourth generation Texan and retired Marine pilot, Delbert Bassett, certified as a Hays County Master Gardener in 1996. In his 22 years as a Master Gardener, Delbert has completed numerous Specialist Trainings including Vegetable Gardening, First Detector, and Rainwater Harvesting. He has been an active member of the Speakers Network, sharing his gardening knowledge all
- [Opal Reed - Central Texas (McCulloch)](https://txmg.org/opal-reed-central-texas-mcculloch) - Opal has been a certified Texas Master Gardener and an active member of Central Texas Master Gardeners Association from April 2009 until the present time, but she is unable to continue to fulfill the recertification requirements due to her poor health. During her years of membership, she provided over 293 hours of volunteer service and
- [Who Are Junior Master Gardeners?](https://txmg.org/become-a-master-gardener/who-are-junior-master-gardeners) - http://jmgkids.us/
- [Who Are Texas Master Gardeners?](https://txmg.org/become-a-master-gardener/who-are-texas-master-gardeners) - Texas Master Gardeners is a volunteer program designed to grow horticultural information throughout the state, town by town. To become a Texas Master Gardener, a participant attends 50 hours of instruction, conducted by the local Extension county agent, then shares this knowledge by donating 50 hours of volunteer service back to the community. The touch
- [2017 Awards Photos](https://txmg.org/awards/archived-awards/2017-awards-photos)
- [2015 Award Winners and Entries](https://txmg.org/awards/archived-awards/2015-award-winners) - In the interest of space-saving, some of the titles have been abbreviated on the attached spreadsheet. The link will include the full title of the entry. County sizes: Small – 1-24 dues paying Texas Master Gardeners Medium – 25-49 dues-paying Texas Master Gardeners Medium Large – 50-99 dues-paying Texas Master Gardeners Large – 100-199 dues-paying Texas
- [Advanced Training](https://txmg.org/master-gardener-training/training10)
- [Printed Magazine](https://txmg.org/tx-gardener/printed-magazine) - Texas Gardener is a bimonthly (six times a year) magazine that provides practical, how-to information on all aspects of gardening in the Lone Star State. We cover vegetable, flower, fruit, herbs and landscaping with an emphasis on using native and adapted plants and proven organic techniques and products that are both effective and good for
- [Events Calendar](https://txmg.org/events-calendar) - Click link for full schedule of upcoming events throughout the state.
- [Arnold & Georgia Blaylock - Lake Granbury](https://txmg.org/blaylock-arnold-georgia) - During a December 9, 2016 awards presentation, The Lake Granbury Master Gardeners (LGMG) awarded Georgia and Arnold Blaylock with Master Gardener Emeritus status. This honor was bestowed upon the couple in recognition of their years of exceptional service to the organization. The Blaylocks entered the Master Gardener trainee class in 2000 and finished their required education
- [Chat Group](https://txmg.org/information/members-only/join-our-chat-group)
- [Don Davis - Rusk County](https://txmg.org/don-davis-rusk-county) - Donald H. Davis DOB: January 30, 1934 Rusk County Master Gardener 2003-2014 Following his retirement after 36 years on the job at Huntsman Chemical, Don and his wife, Victoria, the parents of four daughters, moved to Henderson (Rusk County) Texas. A Master Gardener group had not been established in the county, so he joined neighboring
- [2017 Award Winners](https://txmg.org/2017-award-winners) - Congratulations to all of our Search for Excellence Winners
- [2017 Awards Winning Entries](https://txmg.org/2017-awards-winning-entries)
- [Madeline Sullivan - Hunt County](https://txmg.org/emeritus-members/s-z-emerita/madeline-sullivan-hunt-county) - If you look up the definition of “gardener”, you will find various meanings some of which include: someone who tends or cultivates a garden; a person who likes or is skilled at working in a garden; someone who has a love of gardening and a passion to share it with others. Although you probably will
- [Al Whitehead - Rusk County](https://txmg.org/emeritus-members/s-z-emerita/al-whitehead-rusk-county) - Al Whitehead is not the retiring type, but this year, 2017, he decided to limit his activities. The 96-year-old Master Gardener is devoting more time to his fruit trees, propagation projects, vegetable garden, plant trials and roses at his home in a Henderson suburb. He grew up on a 250-acre farm in the Piney Woods
- [Godfrey, Marty & Patty - Comal County](https://txmg.org/emeritus-members/g-l-emerita/godfrey-marty-patty) - One could almost say that Patty was a Comal Master Gardener before there was such a designation because of her efforts as a founding member. She was a Master Gardener from Harris County (Class 1995) who upon moving to Comal County “answered the call” to help found, organize, and get a master gardener program started
- [2016 Award Winners and Entries](https://txmg.org/2016-award-winners-and-entries) - 2016 Awards Winners and Entries The winning entries for the 2016 Search for Excellent Awards are available for viewing by clicking the link above. Simply hover your mouse over the name of the entry and click on the pop-up.
- [Wilma Neal - Central Texas](https://txmg.org/emeritus-members/m-r-emerita/wilma-neal-central-texas) - Wilma has been a certified Texas Master Gardener and an active member of Central Texas Master Gardeners Association from November 2003 until the present time, but she is unable to continue to fulfill the re-certification requirements due to her husband’s poor health. During her years of membership, she provided over 276 hours of volunteer service
- [Marcia Arons - Central Texas](https://txmg.org/emeritus-members/a-f-emerita/marcia-arons-central-texas) - Marcia has been a certified Texas Master Gardener and an active member of Central Texas Master Gardeners Association from December 2004 until December 2015, at which time she was unable to continue to fulfill the recertification requirements due to her poor health. During her years of membership, she provided over 275 hours of volunteer service
- [Colleen Catlett - Cameron County](https://txmg.org/emeritus-members/a-f-emerita/colleen-catlett-cameron-county) - It is bittersweet that one of our long-time Master Gardeners has retired from our ranks with the Cameron County Master Gardener Association (CCMGA) with over 20 continuous years of service as a “member in good standing” combined between two Rio Grande Valley (RGV) Associations. On the other hand, it is a great honor for the
- [Nina Ellis - Henderson County](https://txmg.org/emeritus-members/a-f-emerita/nina-ellis-henderson-county) - Nina Ellis is a beloved and revered member of the Henderson County Master Gardener Association. Already a knowledgeable gardener with over seventy years of gardening experience when she enrolled in the Master Gardener training course, Nina wanted to learn more. And, she wanted to share her knowledge and love of gardening. She has been an
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- [Don Freeman - Travis County](https://txmg.org/emeritus-members/a-f-emerita/don-freeman-travis-county) - Master Gardener 1993-2011 Don Freeman was essential in the organization, development and success of the Travis County Master Gardener program. Don was one of the primary groups who organized and incorporated the organization in 1993. Don Freeman was in the second TCMGA class in 1993. Once
- [Lamont Cunningham - Hunt County](https://txmg.org/emeritus-members/a-f-emerita/lamont-cunningham-hunt-count) - Master Gardener 1997-2011 Lamont had a vision for a demonstration and teaching garden in downtown Greenville Texas In August of 2001 Lamont was named Individual Master Gardener of the Year for Small and enlisted the Hunt County MG membership to help make the dream come true. Design and building of
- [C. W. Carpenter - Nueces County](https://txmg.org/emeritus-members/a-f-emerita/c-w-carpenter-nueces-county) - Master Gardener from 1996 C.W. Carpenter became a certified Master Gardener (MG) in 1996. In the 14 years that he has been certified, he has completed 2017.25 hours of volunteer service. He. moved to Corpus Christi in 1950, straight from college, to work for the Corpus Christi Caller-Times. In 1970,
- [Bonnah Boyd - Somervell County](https://txmg.org/emeritus-members/a-f-emerita/10566-2) - Bonnah Boyd Somervell County Master Gardener 2003-2015 Bonnah Boyd became a Master Gardener in 2003 and served tirelessly for over 13 years. Bonnah’s dedication to the Master Gardener program was evidenced with her regular involvement in many facets in the Somervell County Master Gardeners. Bonnah served as President of the SCMGA from 2005-2007. She later
- [James W. Beeler - Tarrant County](https://txmg.org/emeritus-members/a-f-emerita/james-w-beeler-tarrant-county) - Master Gardener 1992-2007 James W. Beeler joined the Tarrant County Master Gardener Association in 1992. Between 1994 and 2002 he averaged 1200 hours of service per year. Jim taught intern classes, and through the Speakers Bureau he was a sought after speaker because of his broad knowledge of horticulture. Jim served
- [The Trouble with Bees](https://txmg.org/resources/pollinators/the-trouble-with-bees) - By Robert Bryce Development and pesticides have ravaged Texas bees, and a lot more than honey is at stake. In a sun-dappled elm thicket in Grimes County on a cloudless day in late March, Binford Weaver is looking for queens. “Let’s check this little hive here,” says Weaver. “I don’t have a smoker. So we’ll
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- [Sue Adee - Smith County](https://txmg.org/emeritus-members/a-f-emerita/sue-adee-smith-county) - Master Gardener 1994 - 2014 (deceased) Sue Adee was in the first Master Gardener class in 1994, and has been deeply involved with the organization from the beginning until the present. Sue led the creation of the Smith County Master Gardener Association in 1994 and was its first president for 2 terms from 1994
- [Fred Allon - Nueces County](https://txmg.org/emeritus-members/a-f-emerita/fred-allon-nueces-count) - Master Gardener 1994-2005 During his time as an active Master Gardener, Fred was involved in the Speaker’s Bureau, plant sales, Adopt a Highway, and the Learning To Grow school garden program. Fred implemented most of the programs for the Learning To Grow program. He contributed 2, 876 total hours to
- [George Ammermann - Guadalupe County](https://txmg.org/emeritus-members/a-f-emerita/george-ammermann-guadalupe-county) - Master Gardener 1999 - 2012 (deceased) George Ammermann has been an integral part of the Guadalupe County Master Gardener program since he was certified in the late 90’s. His leadership and knowledge of the program have been great assets. He has committed numerous volunteer hours to the success of the
- [Dr. Charles Andrews - Hood County](https://txmg.org/emeritus-members/a-f-emerita/dr-charles-andrews-hood-county) - Master Gardener 1997-2007 Dr. Charles Andrews became a certified Master Gardener in 1997 after completing his training and 50 hours of volunteer services. Being a native of Hood County and a graduate of Granbury High School, he has committed many hours of community service in Hood County. In 1997, Dr Andrews
- [Workshops](https://txmg.org/master-gardener-training/training10/workshops) - Irrigation-Efficient, Landscape, and Drip (multiple city)
- [Texas Floral Certificate](https://txmg.org/information/tda-floral-certificate) - http://texasagriculture.gov/Portals/0/forms/REG/Nursery/rnf_500_nf_certificate_application.pdf
- [2013 State Conference Photos](https://txmg.org/conference/2013-state-conference-photos) - http://www.flickr.com/photos/108846517@N08/sets/72157637703447865/
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- [Gardens and Greenway Project](https://txmg.org/gardens-and-greenway-master-plan/gardens-and-greenway-project) - The TMGA Board of Directors met during the State Conference in Odessa on September 25, 2014. At this meeting, the Board approved a motion to accept the challenge to raise $100,000 for the naming rights to the Earth-Kind® garden, which will be a part of the Teaching Garden Complex in the Texas A&M Gardens and
- [Gardens and Greenway Master Plan](https://txmg.org/gardens-and-greenway-master-plan)
- [Gardens and Greenway Master Plan](https://txmg.org/gardens-and-greenway-master-plan/gardens-and-greenway-master-plan) - http://txmg.org/files/Gardens-and-Greenway-Master-Plan.pdf
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- [Regional](https://txmg.org/master-gardener-training/training10/regional) - Bexar County Harris County Tarrant County Travis County
- [Bunny Williams - Dallas County](https://txmg.org/emeritus-members/s-z-emerita/bunny-williams-dallas-county) - Master Gardener – 2004 – 2014 Bunny Williams, a Dallas County Master Gardener (DCMG) for 10 years, has an impressive volunteer record of 11,058 hours. Asked to serve on Dallas County Master Gardener Association, Inc. (DCMGA) Board in her first year as a Certified Master Gardener, she declined but was called to service as
- [Rosa Schachle - Dallas County](https://txmg.org/emeritus-members/s-z-emerita/rosa-schachle-dallas-county) - Master Gardener 1997-2010 (deceased) Rosa may have come to our Master Gardener Association late in life—she was almost 70 as an intern—yet she made many contributions both to Texas AgriLife Extension and the Texas Master Gardener program. In fact, Rosa could be considered a “Master Gardener” long before the program even
- [Jerrold A. Johnsen - Dallas County](https://txmg.org/emeritus-members/g-l-emerita/jerrold-a-johnsen-dallas-county) - Master Gardener 1986 - 2012 (deceased) Mr. Johnsen served as first President of our local Association, as a volunteer, valued member of DCMGA and treasured resource, Jerrold has served as an inspiration to students, Interns and Certified Master Gardeners. From the beginning, Jerrold served as our historian and primary photographer, collecting photographs with written
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- [Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Conference Services](https://txmg.org/master-gardener-training/training10/texas-am-agrilife-extension-conference-services) - Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Conference Services
- [Ed Vaughan - Tarrant County](https://txmg.org/emeritus-members/s-z-emerita/ed-vaughan-tarrant-county) - Master Gardener 1990-2010 Ed Vaughan joined the Tarrant County Master Gardener Association in 1990 when there were about 35 members. In his own quiet way, he has helped the Association become a productive group of over 300 members. Throughout his years, he has been recognized as our Master Gardener of
- [Peggy Stewart - Travis County](https://txmg.org/emeritus-members/s-z-emerita/peggy-stewart-travis-county) - Master Gardener 1993 – 2011 Peggy Stewart went through M.G. classes and became certified in 1993, Montgomery County, Virginia. She was active in that county until she moved to Austin, joining TCMGA in 1996. Peggy was elected State Representative in 1997-1998, followed by being elected President in 1999 – 2000. During her
- [Jan Shannon - Nueces County](https://txmg.org/emeritus-members/s-z-emerita/jan-shannon-nueces-county) - Master Gardener 1992-2009 Jan Shannon attended the second Master Gardener class held in Nueces County in 1992. She was forced into a brief hiatus after a heart attack in 1994 but continued as a MG. She currently has 4243.75 volunteer hours with 218 of them being this year. Activities for the
- [Ron Miller - Travis County](https://txmg.org/emeritus-members/m-r-emerita/ron-miller-travis-county) - Master Gardener 1992-2011 Having been deeply involved with the purchasing and construction of the Travis County greenhouse, Ron went on to give presentations on “how to construct a home greenhouse”, both around the Austin area and at the Texas Master Gardener Conference in Denton, Texas. Ron continued this volunteer activity
- [June McClain - Smith County](https://txmg.org/emeritus-members/m-r-emerita/june-mcclain-smith-county) - Master Gardener 1998-2010 June McClain has been an active Master Gardener in the Smith County program since 1998. She has volunteered in a variety of projects, including working on the Northeast Texas Gardening Guide and Calendar, the Bedding Plant Research Assistance program at Texas AgriLife Research and Extension Center in
- [Robert McQueen - Hood County](https://txmg.org/emeritus-members/m-r-emerita/robert-mcqueen-hood-county) - Master Gardener 1994-2005 Bob was a key leader in establishing Hood County Master Gardeners and responsible for incorporating it as a non-profit organization and for obtaining its 501C-3 status. While budget committee chairman he implemented an annual budget system with quarterly review and led budget preparation and presentation for four years.
- [Helen Orsak - Nueces County](https://txmg.org/emeritus-members/m-r-emerita/helen-orsak-nueces-county) - Master Gardener - 2000 Helen Orsak has been an outstanding Nueces Master Gardener for the past 10 years, amassing a total of 2077.5 hours. Below are some of the many things she has done in her time as a MG. When Nueces County was without a Horticultural Agent in 2006 she
- [Gene Ratzloff - Hood County](https://txmg.org/emeritus-members/m-r-emerita/gene-ratzloff-hood-county) - Master Gardener 1994-2004 (deceased) Gene Ratzloff was one of the founding members of the Hood County Master Gardeners in 1994. After his training courses, Gene received his certification in November 1994. Gene served as the first President of the Hood County Master Gardeners and held this position from 1994-1996. He played
- [Fred Perkins - Taylor County](https://txmg.org/emeritus-members/m-r-emerita/fred-perkins-taylor-county) - Master Gardener 1995 - 2013 Fred Perkins is the founder and first president of the Big Country Master Gardener Association. In 1994, Fred went to the County Extension Agent and lobbied for approval to begin a Master Gardener program in Taylor County. Fred was given the green light as long
- [Edith Pewitt - Tarrant County](https://txmg.org/emeritus-members/m-r-emerita/edith-pewitt-tarrant-county) - Master Gardener 2000-2010 Edith joined Master Gardeners in 2000 and immediately became an active member assisting the Speaker Bureau Chairman before finishing her intern year. She later took over as Chairman of the Speakers Bureau, holding that position for 6 years and she has served on the Project Committee, Education
- [Ben Oefinger - Johnson County](https://txmg.org/emeritus-members/m-r-emerita/ben-oefinger-johnson-county) - Master Gardener 1998-2012 Before Johnson County had a master gardener program, Ben Oefinger trained and assumed leadership in Tarrant County. Then he was instrumental in establishing a master gardener program to serve the citizens of Johnson County. The story is that someone forgot to have the courthouse building open for the initial meeting in
- [Hugh Kane - Travis County](https://txmg.org/emeritus-members/g-l-emerita/hugh-kane-travis-county) - Master Gardener 1993 – 2011 Hugh (Bud) Kane was in the first class of Travis County Master Gardeners because of his lifelong love of gardening and his thirst for more knowledge. He lives in northwest Austin and, despite the challenging terrain, wanted to know how to better grow vegetables….his favorite
- [Earl Holzgrafe - Guadalupe County](https://txmg.org/emeritus-members/g-l-emerita/earl-holzgrafe-guadalupe-county) - Master Gardener 1997 – 2004 Earl completed his Master Gardener training in December, 1997. He received his certification in 1998. He retired as a Master Gardener in 2004. During this time Earl was extremely active in volunteer activities on behalf of the Guadalupe County Master Gardeners. Earl spent four hours
- [Gerald Holmes - Lamar County](https://txmg.org/emeritus-members/g-l-emerita/gerald-holmes-lamar-county) - Master Gardener 1989-2004 (deceased) Jerry completed the Master Gardener Training and Certification in 1989 willingly driving to Dallas from Paris, Texas for ten weeks to complete the training. For several years he was Lamar County’s only Master Gardener. In 1996 Jerry was instrumental in working with the area County Extension Agents
- [Bonnie Hammett - Bexar County](https://txmg.org/emeritus-members/g-l-emerita/bonnie-hammett-bexar-county) - Master Gardener 1991-2009 Her total accumulated volunteer hours are 5043. When asked about her largest endeavor, she said, “My biggest challenge was planning and organizing the 1993 International Master Gardener Conference and Trade Show. I had never done anything this big and was really scared to death even though I
- [Robert L. Hagen - Dallas County](https://txmg.org/emeritus-members/g-l-emerita/robert-l-hagen-dallas-county) - Master Gardener 1988-2005 (deceased) Since 1988, Bob had been an active leader within the Dallas County Master Gardener program. He served on the Board of Directors of the Dallas County Master Gardener Association from 1990 to 2004. Bob is a compassionate leader, mentor, possesses excellent horticultural and administrative skills that have
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- [Master Gardener Blog](https://txmg.org/newsletter/extension-master-bloggers) - A new blog was recently launched whereby Master Gardener Coordinators from across the country will be sharing blog posts on project ideas or a topic of interest with the national Extension Master Gardener community. Through the blog, Extension Master Gardeners will be able to comment and share surrounding these blog topics. Later they hope to
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- [Watermelons](https://txmg.org/resources/aggie-horticulture-problem-solver/watermelons) - http://aggie-horticulture.tamu.edu/vegetable/watermelon/
- [Vegetable Variety Selector](https://txmg.org/resources/aggie-horticulture-problem-solver/vegetable-variety-selector) - http://aggie-horticulture.tamu.edu/publications/veg_variety/
- [Tomatoes](https://txmg.org/resources/aggie-horticulture-problem-solver/tomatoes) - http://aggie-horticulture.tamu.edu/vegetable/problem-solvers/tomato-problem-solver/
- [Cucurbit](https://txmg.org/resources/aggie-horticulture-problem-solver/cucurbit) - http://aggie-horticulture.tamu.edu/vegetable/problem-solvers/cucurbit-problem-solver/
- [Tycoon Tomato named Texas Superstar](https://txmg.org/resources/texas-superstar/tycoon-tomato-named-texas-superstar) - Texas Superstar - Tycoon Tomato
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- [The Secret Life of Bumblebees](https://txmg.org/resources/pollinators/the-secret-life-of-bumblebees) - Large and adorably fuzzy, these important pollinators help produce a bounty of Texas foods. By Michael Warriner Everyone knows the buzz that bees have been associated with human cultures for thousands of years. When we think of bees, we usually think of honeybees and their geometric hives full of honey. What many may not know
- [Pollinators](https://txmg.org/resources/pollinators)
- [Officers and Committee Chairs](https://txmg.org/contacts/officers-committee-chairs) - http://txmg.org/administration/officers-2010/
- [Insects in the City](https://txmg.org/resources/insects-in-the-city) - Got bugs? Insects in the City is where you can learn more about common insects found around your home and landscape. Termites and fire ants, white grubs and aphids…if it’s an insect pest, they’ll try to provide you with the best in science-based, pest management solutions.
- [Home Lawn & Garden Resources](https://txmg.org/resources/home-lawn-garden-resources) - Find a wealth of information on the Home Lawn & Garden Resources section of the Aggie Horticulture website including: Landscape Gardening Fruit & Nut Production Vegetable Production Pest Management and Problem Solvers
- [Earth-Kind Roses](https://txmg.org/resources/earth-kind-roses) - What are Earth-Kind Roses? Earth-Kind is a special designation given to select rose cultivars by the Texas AgriLife Extension Service through the Earth-Kind landscaping program. It is based on the results of extensive research and field trials and is awarded only to those roses demonstrating superior pest tolerance, combined with outstanding landscape performance. Read more:
- [Earth-Kind Landscaping](https://txmg.org/resources/earth-kind) - Earth-Kind Landscaping uses research-proven techniques to provide maximum garden and landscape enjoyment while preserving and protecting the environment. The objective of Earth-Kind Landscaping is to combine the best of organic and traditional gardening and landscaping principles to create a horticultural system based on real world effectiveness and environmental responsibility.
- [Texas Superstar Plants](https://txmg.org/resources/texas-superstar) - Texas Superstar® plants are tested and selected for their superstar performance in the Texas landscape. To make it easy to locate retail nurseries and landscape contractors in your area who stock Texas Superstar plants, they have created a searchable Texas Superstar® Sales Team Database. Please ensure that each Texas Superstar® plant you purchase also includes

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## Venues

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- [Bexar County – Greenies Urban Farm Extension Office](https://txmg.org/venue/bexar-county-extension-office)
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- [St. Bartholomew's Episcopal Church](https://txmg.org/venue/st-bartholomews-episcopal-church-3)
- [Gregg County AgriLife Extension Office](https://txmg.org/venue/gregg-county-agrilife-extension-office)
- [St. Bartholomew's Episcopal Church](https://txmg.org/venue/st-bartholomews-episcopal-church-2)
- [101 E Oak St](https://txmg.org/venue/101-e-oak-st)
- [Orange Public Library](https://txmg.org/venue/orange-public-library)
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- [Denton Administrative Courthouse](https://txmg.org/venue/room)
- [BEES - 585 E Hospital Dr](https://txmg.org/venue/bees-585-e-hospital-dr)
- [Texas A&M AgriLife Research and Extension Center at Dallas, Bldg. C](https://txmg.org/venue/texas-am-agrilife-research-and-extension-center-at-dallas-building-c-classroom-3)
- [Independence Square downtown Gonzales](https://txmg.org/venue/independence-square-downtown-gonzales)
- [Citizens Center - Somervelle](https://txmg.org/venue/citizens-center-somervelle)
- [Berry Center](https://txmg.org/venue/berry-center)
- [Waller County Extension Office](https://txmg.org/venue/waller-county-extension-office)
- [Galveston County - Texas A&M AgriLife Extension](https://txmg.org/venue/galveston-county-texas-am-agrilife-extension)
- [Heritage Park Pavilion](https://txmg.org/venue/heritage-park-pavilion)
- [Calvalcade Community Center](https://txmg.org/venue/calvalcade-community-center)
- [Peckham Aquatic and Fitness Center](https://txmg.org/venue/peckham-aquatic-and-fitness-center)
- [Angelina County Extension Office](https://txmg.org/venue/angelina-county-extension-office)
- [Online](https://txmg.org/venue/online)
- [Loy Lake Park Mayor's Arena](https://txmg.org/venue/loy-lake-park)
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- [Old Blanco County Courthouse Square](https://txmg.org/venue/old-blanco-county-courthouse-square)
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- [Various Gardens in Dallas Area](https://txmg.org/venue/various-gardens)
- [Various Gardens in Tyler](https://txmg.org/venue/various-gardens-in-tyler)
- [Brazoria County Fairgrounds](https://txmg.org/venue/brazoria-county-fairgrounds)
- [AgriLife Extension Office - Brazoria](https://txmg.org/venue/agrilife-extension-office-brazoria)
- [Carbide Park](https://txmg.org/venue/carbide-park)
- [Wood County AgriLife Extension Office](https://txmg.org/venue/wood-county-agrilife-extension-office)
- [Brazos County Extension Office](https://txmg.org/venue/brazos-county-extension-office)
- [Tarrant County Resource Connection](https://txmg.org/venue/tarrant-county-resource-connection-building-2300-2)
- [McLendon-Chisholm City Hall](https://txmg.org/venue/mclendon-chisholm-city-hall)
- [Gillespie County Extension Office](https://txmg.org/venue/gillespie-county-extension-office)
- [angelina](https://txmg.org/venue/angelina)
- [Hill County Courthouse](https://txmg.org/venue/hill-county-courthouse)
- [Harry Myers Community Center and Park](https://txmg.org/venue/harry-myers-community-center-and-park)
- [3939 Valley View LN     Farmers Branch](https://txmg.org/venue/3939-valley-view-ln-farmers-branch)
- [Leander Activity Center](https://txmg.org/venue/leander-activity-center)
- [Cedar Park Public Library](https://txmg.org/venue/cedar-park-public-library)
- [Round Rock Public Library](https://txmg.org/venue/round-rock-public-library)
- [Texas A&M Research and Extension Center - San Angelo](https://txmg.org/venue/texas-am-research-and-extension-center-san-angelo)
- [Rockdale (TX) Patterson Center](https://txmg.org/venue/rockdale-tx-patterson-center)
- [Galveston County Master Gardeners](https://txmg.org/venue/galveston-county-master-gardeners)
- [Virtual](https://txmg.org/venue/virtual)
- [Sens Center](https://txmg.org/venue/sens-center)
- [Fayette County Extension Ag Building](https://txmg.org/venue/fayette-county-agricultural-buildin)
- [Weimar Civic Center](https://txmg.org/venue/weimar-civic-center)
- [Shepherd Community Center](https://txmg.org/venue/shepherd-community-center)
- [McAllen Convention Center](https://txmg.org/venue/mcallen-convention-center)
- [The Urban Farm](https://txmg.org/venue/the-urban-farm)
- [101 E. Main Street, Cameron, TX 76520](https://txmg.org/venue/101-e-main-street-cameron-tx-76520)
- [Bastrop Area Livestock Show Association's MAYFEST PARK](https://txmg.org/venue/bastrop-area-livestock-show-associations-mayfest-park)
- [Tarrant County Learning Center](https://txmg.org/venue/tcmga-community-demonstration-garden)
- [Bud O'Shieles Community Center](https://txmg.org/venue/bud-oshieles-community-center)
- [1330 Band Road, Rosenberg, TX 77471](https://txmg.org/venue/1330-band-road-rosenberg-tx-77471)
- [Tyler Public Library](https://txmg.org/venue/tyler-public-library)
- [Texas A&M AgriLife Extension - Galveston County](https://txmg.org/venue/texas-am-agrilife-extension-galveston-county)
- [San Angelo Texas A&M AgriLife 4-H Center](https://txmg.org/venue/san-angelo-texas-am-agrilife-4-h-center)
- [Glazier Community Center](https://txmg.org/venue/glazier-community-center)
- [Washington County Fairgrounds](https://txmg.org/venue/washington-county-fairgrounds)
- [New Braunfels Civic Convention Center](https://txmg.org/venue/new-braunfels-civic-convention-center)
- [Waco Convention Center](https://txmg.org/venue/waco-convention-center)
- [Van Zandt Farm Bureau](https://txmg.org/venue/van-zandt-farm-bureau)
- [Unnamed Venue](https://txmg.org/venue/unnamed-venue-3)
- [Unnamed Venue](https://txmg.org/venue/unnamed-venue)
- [Overton Research and Extension Center](https://txmg.org/venue/overton-research-and-extension-center)
- [Texas A&M Research and Extension Center](https://txmg.org/venue/texas-am-research-and-extension-center)
- [Texas A&M Extension Office - Concho Valley](https://txmg.org/venue/texas-am-extension-office-concho-valley)
- [El Paso County Extension Office](https://txmg.org/venue/el-paso-county-extension-office)
- [Fort Bend - AgriLife Extension Services](https://txmg.org/venue/fort-bend-agrilife-extension-services)
- [Fort Bend County Fairgrounds](https://txmg.org/venue/fort-bend-county-fairgrounds)
- [Denton County Historical Park](https://txmg.org/venue/denton-county-historical-park)
- [Corpus Christi Research & Extension Center](https://txmg.org/venue/corpus-christi-research-extension-center)
- [Titus County AgriLife Extension Office](https://txmg.org/venue/titus-county-agrilife-extension-office)
- [West Texas Food Bank](https://txmg.org/venue/west-texas-food-bank)
- [Sheraton Arlington](https://txmg.org/venue/sheraton-arlington)
- [Grayson County Courthouse Lawn](https://txmg.org/venue/grayson-county-courthouse-lawn)
- [Jack Brooks Regional Airport, Hangar 4](https://txmg.org/venue/jack-brooks-regional-airport-hangar-4)
- [Brazoria County Environmental Education Station](https://txmg.org/venue/brazoria-county-environmental-education-station)
- [Tractor Store](https://txmg.org/venue/tractor-store)
- [Grimes County Annex](https://txmg.org/venue/grimes-county-annex)
- [Aransas/San Patricio Agrilife Extension](https://txmg.org/venue/aransassan-patricio-agrilife-extension)
- [Galveston County Fairgrounds](https://txmg.org/venue/galveston-county-fairgrounds)
- [First United Methodist - Athens](https://txmg.org/venue/first-united-methodist-athens)
- [Senior Citizens Center](https://txmg.org/venue/senior-citizens-center)
- [First United Methodist Church Longview](https://txmg.org/venue/first-united-methodist-church-longview)
- [Nacogdoches Expo Center](https://txmg.org/venue/nacogdoches-expo-center)
- [Bexar County Master Gardeners](https://txmg.org/venue/bexar-county-master-gardeners)
- [Hort/Forest Science Bldg](https://txmg.org/venue/hortforest-science-bldg)
- [Coldspring Community Center Grounds](https://txmg.org/venue/coldspring-community-center-grounds)
- [Donna's home](https://txmg.org/venue/donnas-home)
- [Somervell County Extension Office](https://txmg.org/venue/somervell-county-extension-office)
- [Hort Forest Science Bldg](https://txmg.org/venue/hort-forest-science-bldg)
- [Kerr County AgriLife Extension Office](https://txmg.org/venue/kerr-county-agrilife-extension-office)
- [1601 Patterson RoadnAthens, TX 75751nUS](https://txmg.org/venue/1601-patterson-roadnathens-tx-75751nus)
- [Bell County Master Gardener Education Bldg](https://txmg.org/venue/bell-county-master-gardener-education-bldg)
- [Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Office](https://txmg.org/venue/texas-am-agrilife-extension-office)
- [Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service Travis County](https://txmg.org/venue/texas-am-agrilife-extension-service)
- [Trietsch Memorial UMC Family Life Center](https://txmg.org/venue/trietsch-memorial-umc-family-life-center)
- [Waller County Road & Bridge Annex Bldg](https://txmg.org/venue/waller-county-road-bridge-annex-bldg)
- [Veterans Conference Center](https://txmg.org/venue/veterans-conference-center)
- [Athens Cain Center](https://txmg.org/venue/athens-cain-center)
- [Brazos County Expo Center](https://txmg.org/venue/brazos-county-expo-center)
- [East Texas Arboretum](https://txmg.org/venue/east-texas-arboretum)
- [The Green Thumb Cottage](https://txmg.org/venue/the-green-thumb-cottage)
- [Titus County AgriLife Extension](https://txmg.org/venue/titus-county-agrilife-extension)
- [Senior Citizens Center - Athens](https://txmg.org/venue/senior-citizens-center-athens)
- [Parque Zaragoza Recreation Center](https://txmg.org/venue/parque-zaragoza-recreation-center)
- [San Marcos City Activity Center](https://txmg.org/venue/san-marcos-city-activity-center)
- [First United Methodaist Church Faith Center](https://txmg.org/venue/first-united-methodaist-church-faith-center)
- [Grace Fellowship Church](https://txmg.org/venue/grace-fellowship-church)
- [First United Methodist Church](https://txmg.org/venue/first-united-methodist-church)
- [Various Buildings](https://txmg.org/venue/various-buildings)
- [Tyler Rose Garden](https://txmg.org/venue/tyler-rose-garden)
- [Quitman High School](https://txmg.org/venue/quitman-high-school)
- [Zilker Botanical Garden](https://txmg.org/venue/zilker-botanical-garden)
- [San Antonio Garden Center](https://txmg.org/venue/san-antonio-garden-center)
- [Kleberg Animal Science & Rosenthal Meat Science Centers](https://txmg.org/venue/kleberg-animal-science-rosenthal-meat-science-centers)
- [Pattie Dodson Health Center](https://txmg.org/venue/pattie-dodson-health-center)
- [San Antonio Livestock Exposition Dairy Barn](https://txmg.org/venue/san-antonio-livestock-exposition-dairy-barn)
- [The Blue Star Arts Complex](https://txmg.org/venue/the-blue-star-arts-complex)
- [Extraco Event Center/Creative Arts Building](https://txmg.org/venue/extraco-event-centercreative-arts-building)
- [Rudder Complex Texas A&M University](https://txmg.org/venue/rudder-complex-texas-am-university)
- [Colonies House Meeting Room](https://txmg.org/venue/colonies-house-meeting-room)
- [Unnamed Venue](https://txmg.org/venue/unnamed-venue-2)
- [Prairie View A&M, Carden-Waller Extension Bldg.](https://txmg.org/venue/prairie-view-am-carden-waller-extension-bldg)
- [Loy Park](https://txmg.org/venue/loy-park)
- [San Antonio Botanical Garden](https://txmg.org/venue/san-antonio-botanical-garden)
- [HHSVS Highland Mall](https://txmg.org/venue/hhsvs-highland-mall)
- [Harvey Convention Hall](https://txmg.org/venue/harvey-convention-hall)
- [Blanco County High School Agriculture Building](https://txmg.org/venue/blanco-county-high-school-agriculture-building)
- [Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service (Grimes County)](https://txmg.org/venue/texas-am-agrilife-extension-service-grimes-county)
- [Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service (Comal County)](https://txmg.org/venue/texas-am-agrilife-extension-comal-county)
- [Youth Exposition Building](https://txmg.org/venue/youth-exposition-building)
- [Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service (McCulloch County)](https://txmg.org/venue/texas-am-agrilife-extension-service-mcculloch-county)
- [Victoria Educational Gardens Pavilion](https://txmg.org/venue/victoria-educational-gardens-pavilion)
- [McKenna Event Center](https://txmg.org/venue/mckenna-event-center)
- [Central Baptist Church](https://txmg.org/venue/central-baptist-church)
- [The Mid-America Center](https://txmg.org/venue/the-mid-america-center)
- [Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service (Harris County)](https://txmg.org/venue/texas-am-agrilife-extension-service-harris-county)
- [Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service - Travis County](https://txmg.org/venue/texas-am-agrilife-extension-service-travis-county)
- [Texas A&M AgriLife Research and Extension Center at Dallas - WaterSense House](https://txmg.org/venue/texas-am-agrilife-research-and-extension-center-at-dallas-watersense-house)
- [George Bush Presidential Library and Museum](https://txmg.org/venue/george-bush-presidential-library-and-museum)
- [Travis County East Service Center](https://txmg.org/venue/travis-county-east-service-center)
- [Bell County Expo Center](https://txmg.org/venue/bell-county-expo-center)
- [Tom LaRoy Education Center](https://txmg.org/venue/tom-laroy-education-center)
- [Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service (Bexar County)](https://txmg.org/venue/texas-am-agrilife-extension-service-bexar-county)
- [Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service (Fort Bend County)](https://txmg.org/venue/unnamed-venue-6)
- [Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service (Aransas County)](https://txmg.org/venue/texas-am-agrilife-extension-service-aransas-county)
- [Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service (Montgomery County)](https://txmg.org/venue/texas-am-agrilife-extension-service-montgomery-county)
- [Texas A&M AgriLife Research & Extension Center](https://txmg.org/venue/texas-am-agrilife-research-extension-center)
- [Texas A&M Horticulture Building](https://txmg.org/venue/texas-am-horticulture-building-2)
- [Texas Heroes Square](https://txmg.org/venue/texas-heroes-square)
- [Jewel Cormier Park](https://txmg.org/venue/jewel-cormier-park)
- [Midland County Horseshoe](https://txmg.org/venue/midland-county-horseshoe)
- [CEED Building University of Texas Permian Basin](https://txmg.org/venue/ceed-building-university-of-texas-permian-basin)
- [Myers Park and Event Center](https://txmg.org/venue/myers-park-and-event-center)
- [ Jack Brooks Regional Airport Hanger #4](https://txmg.org/venue/jack-brooks-regional-airport-hanger-4)
- [Waxahachie Civic Center](https://txmg.org/venue/waxahachie-civic-center)
- [Brady Housing Authority](https://txmg.org/venue/brady-housing-authority)
- [Kerr County Hill Country Youth Events Center](https://txmg.org/venue/kerr-county-hill-country-youth-events-center)
- [Huntsville Library](https://txmg.org/venue/huntsville-library)
- [UTPB Center for Energy and Economic Diversification](https://txmg.org/venue/utpb-center-for-energy-and-economic-diversification)
- [First Baptist Church ](https://txmg.org/venue/first-baptist-church)
- [Mathis Park](https://txmg.org/venue/mathis-park)
- [County Gardens](https://txmg.org/venue/county-gardens)
- [Discover the Gardens](https://txmg.org/venue/discover-the-gardens)
- [MCM Grandé Hotel](https://txmg.org/venue/mcm-grande-hotel)
- [Burnet Community Center](https://txmg.org/venue/burnet-community-center)
- [Genoa Friendship Gardens](https://txmg.org/venue)
- [Harvest Garden at Henderson County Regional Fair Park](https://txmg.org/venue)
- [Webb County Extension Office](https://txmg.org/venue)
- [Georgetown Annex](https://txmg.org/venue)
- [Hutto Public Library](https://txmg.org/venue)
- [Alabonson Park](https://txmg.org/venue)
- [PACE:  Plantatarium A Center for Exploration](https://txmg.org/venue)
- [Milam County Expo Building](https://txmg.org/venue)
- [Carbide Park, 4102B Main St. La Marque, Tx 77568](https://txmg.org/venue)
- [Zoom](https://txmg.org/venue)
- [Georgetown Community Center](https://txmg.org/venue)
- [Abiding Presence Lutheran Church](https://txmg.org/venue)
- [Angelina County Farmers Market](https://txmg.org/venue)
- [Leon County Extension Office](https://txmg.org/venue)
- [Centerville First United Methodist Church](https://txmg.org/venue)
- [Texas A&M Research and Extension-Stephenville](https://txmg.org/venue)
- [Downtown Gonzales](https://txmg.org/venue)
- [Fannin County Multipurpose Complex](https://txmg.org/venue)
- [Demonstration Garden Williamson County](https://txmg.org/venue)
- [AgriLife Auditorium, 607 N. Vandeveer, Burnet, TX](https://txmg.org/venue)
- [Cleburne, TX](https://txmg.org/venue)
- [Trinity United Methodist](https://txmg.org/venue)
- [Cameron County Master Gardener Education Garden](https://txmg.org/venue)
- [Levine Park Pavilion](https://txmg.org/venue)
- [Tracy Gee Community Center](https://txmg.org/venue)
- [Hood County Demo Garden](https://txmg.org/venue)
- [Travis County Master Gardeners' gardens](https://txmg.org/venue)
- [Pasadena Central Library](https://txmg.org/venue)
- [Steve Radack Community Center](https://txmg.org/venue)
- [Freed Community Center](https://txmg.org/venue)
- [Fonteno Senior Education Center](https://txmg.org/venue)
- [Trini Mendenhall Community Center](https://txmg.org/venue)
- [Peckham Aquatic and Fitness Center HCP4](https://txmg.org/venue)
- [Katy Branch Library](https://txmg.org/venue)
- [Nacogdoches County Court House Annex](https://txmg.org/venue)
- [RC Miller Library](https://txmg.org/venue)
- [Vinson Neighborhood Library](https://txmg.org/venue)
- [Pasadena Public Library](https://txmg.org/venue)
- [Tuttle Neighborhood Library](https://txmg.org/venue)
- [Dr. Shannon Walker Neighborhood Library](https://txmg.org/venue)
- [Lakeside Park](https://txmg.org/venue)
- [Lake Jackson Civic Center](https://txmg.org/venue)
- [Angelina County Agrilife  Extention Office](https://txmg.org/venue)
- [Greenhouse at Angelina County Farmers Market](https://txmg.org/venue)
- [Angelina County Agrilife Extention Office](https://txmg.org/venue)
- [Pollard United Methodist Church](https://txmg.org/venue/pollard-united-methodist-church)
- [Rockwall County Library](https://txmg.org/venue/rockwall-county-library)
- [Myers Park & Event Center](https://txmg.org/venue/myers-park-event-center)
- [The Gardens @ Myers Park & Event Center](https://txmg.org/venue/the-gardens-myers-park-event-center)
- [Clara Mounce Public Library](https://txmg.org/venue/clara-mounce-public-library)
- [Brazos County AgriLife Extension](https://txmg.org/venue/brazos-county-agrilife-extension)
- [100 Wilco Way, Rm 226](https://txmg.org/venue/100-wilco-way-rm-226)
- [3151 SE Inner Loop](https://txmg.org/venue/3151-se-inner-loop)
- [LMGA Demostration Garden](https://txmg.org/venue/lmga-demostration-garden)
- [Tyler Botanical Gardens - IDEA GARDEN](https://txmg.org/venue/tyler-botanical-gardens-idea-garden)
- [Global Spheres Center](https://txmg.org/venue/global-spheres-center)
- [1st Baptist Church](https://txmg.org/venue/1st-baptist-church)
- [2201 South Medford Drive](https://txmg.org/venue/2201-south-medford-drive)
- [Grayson County Court House - Annex Second Floor Assembly Room](https://txmg.org/venue/grayson-county-court-house-annex-second-floor-assembly-room)
- [Discovery Garden in Carbide Park](https://txmg.org/venue/discovery-garden-in-carbide-park)
- [Myers Park & Event Center (Show Barn)](https://txmg.org/venue/myers-park-event-center-show-barn)
- [Fairmont Branch Public Library](https://txmg.org/venue/fairmont-branch-public-library)
- [Glazier Senior Ed Center](https://txmg.org/venue/glazier-senior-ed-center)
- [1801 Circle Drive](https://txmg.org/venue/1801-circle-drive)
- [Waterworks Learning Center](https://txmg.org/venue/waterworks-learning-center)
- [222 E College St., Stephenville](https://txmg.org/venue/222-e-college-st-stephenville)
- [22910 Colonial Pkwy](https://txmg.org/venue/22910-colonial-pkwy)
- [1410 W. Pearl St.](https://txmg.org/venue/1410-w-pearl-st)
- [325 RESOUCE DR](https://txmg.org/venue/325-resouce-dr)
- [1600 Big Bend Trail](https://txmg.org/venue/1600-big-bend-trail)
- [Tom Green 4-H Center](https://txmg.org/venue/tom-green-4-h-center)
- [Midway Hills Christian Church](https://txmg.org/venue/midway-hills-christian-church)
- [Christ Lutheran Church Fellowship Hall](https://txmg.org/venue/christ-lutheran-church-fellowship-hall)
- [4111 University Ave](https://txmg.org/venue/4111-university-ave)
- [George H.W. Bush Community Center](https://txmg.org/venue/george-h-w-bush-community-center)
- [Somervell County Citizens Center](https://txmg.org/venue/somervell-county-citizens-center)
- [Middle D Ranch](https://txmg.org/venue/middle-d-ranch)
- [American Legion Post](https://txmg.org/venue/american-legion-post)
- [BEES Demonstration Gardens](https://txmg.org/venue/bees-demonstration-gardens)
- [Fairmount Landing Zone](https://txmg.org/venue/fairmount-landing-zone)
- [Llano County Courthouse Gazebo](https://txmg.org/venue/llano-county-courthouse-gazebo)
- [2505 N Center St](https://txmg.org/venue/2505-n-center-st)
- [Allen Heritage Village](https://txmg.org/venue/allen-heritage-village)
- [Greenhouse at Cormier Park](https://txmg.org/venue/greenhouse-at-cormier-park)
- [Hempstead Recreation Center](https://txmg.org/venue/hempstead-recreation-center)
- [Fort Bend Epicenter](https://txmg.org/venue/fort-bend-epicenter)
- [St. Bartholomew's Episcopal Church](https://txmg.org/venue/st-bartholomews-episcopal-church)
- [Fort Bend County Epicenter](https://txmg.org/venue/fort-bend-county-epicenter)
- [St. Bartholomew's Episcopal Church](https://txmg.org/venue/st-bartholomews-episcopal-church)
- [Temple College - Leopard Room](https://txmg.org/venue/temple-college-leopard-room)
- [TVCC Bldg Room 235](https://txmg.org/venue/tvcc-bldg-room-235)
- [846 6th Street](https://txmg.org/venue/846-6th-street)
- [George Washington Carver Elementary Academy](https://txmg.org/venue/george-washington-carver-elementary-academy)
- [PACE – Plantatarium A Center for Exploration](https://txmg.org/venue/pace-plantatarium-a-center-for-exploration)
- [604 N. Main Street #200](https://txmg.org/venue/604-n-main-street-200)
- [Bastrop Academy of Music](https://txmg.org/venue/bastrop-academy-of-music)
- [245 S Commerce St](https://txmg.org/venue/245-s-commerce-st)
- [113 W Main 3rd Floor (Annex 1)](https://txmg.org/venue/113-w-main-3rd-floor-annex-1)
- [Leon County Expo](https://txmg.org/venue/leon-county-expo)
- [Weatherford Heritage Park](https://txmg.org/venue/weatherford-heritage-park)
- [Preserve Pavilion](https://txmg.org/venue/preserve-pavilion)
- [Cedar Creek Park](https://txmg.org/venue/cedar-creek-park)
- [North Texas Fairgrounds](https://txmg.org/venue/north-texas-fairgrounds)
- [Carrollton](https://txmg.org/venue/carrollton)
- [Coldspring](https://txmg.org/venue/coldspring)
- [Fannin County AgriLife Extension Office](https://txmg.org/venue/fannin-county-agrilife-extension-office)
- [AgriLife Research Center - Stephenville](https://txmg.org/venue/agrilife-research-center-stephenville)
- [2039 Main St](https://txmg.org/venue/2039-main-st)
- [AmTech Career Academy](https://txmg.org/venue/amtech-career-academy)
- [Tyler, TX](https://txmg.org/venue/tyler-tx)
- [The DIG](https://txmg.org/venue/the-dig)
- [Greater Denton Arts Council](https://txmg.org/venue/greater-denton-arts-council)
- [Doubletree Ranch Park](https://txmg.org/venue/doubletree-ranch-park)
- [Overton, TX](https://txmg.org/venue/overton-tx)

## Organizers

- [Texas A&M AgriLife Research & Extension Center at Overton](https://txmg.org/organizer/texas-am-agrilife-research-extension-center-at-overton-2)
- [Randall County Master Gardeners](https://txmg.org/organizer/randall-county-master-gardeners-3)
- [Brazos County AgriLife Extension](https://txmg.org/organizer/brazos-county-agrilife-extension)
- [Erath County Master Gardeners](https://txmg.org/organizer/erath-county-master-gardeners)
- [Tanis Fink](https://txmg.org/organizer/tanis-fink-2)
- [Melissa Weaver](https://txmg.org/organizer/melissa-weaver-2)
- [Russ & Judy Allen](https://txmg.org/organizer/russ-judy-allen-2)
- [Gonzales Master Gardeners](https://txmg.org/organizer/gonzales-master-gardeners)
- [Wood County Extension Office](https://txmg.org/organizer/wood-county-extension-office-2)
- [Annual Plant Sale 2026](https://txmg.org/organizer/annual-plant-sale-2026)
- [Parker County Master Gardener Association](https://txmg.org/organizer/parker-county-master-gardener-association-2)
- [Linda Lees](https://txmg.org/organizer/linda-lees)
- [Tish Holt](https://txmg.org/organizer/tish-holt-2)
- [Bastrop County Master Gardener Association](https://txmg.org/organizer/bastrop-county-master-gardener-association-2)
- [Terry Barton](https://txmg.org/organizer/terry-barton-2)
- [Garden Show CCMGA](https://txmg.org/organizer/garden-show-ccmga-2)
- [Texas A&M AgriLife Extension, Prairie View A&M Extension, & Texas A&M AgriLife Research and Extension Center](https://txmg.org/organizer/texas-am-agrilife-extension-prairie-view-am-extension-texas-am-agrilife-research-and-extension-center)
- [Randall County Master Gardeners](https://txmg.org/organizer/randall-county-master-gardeners-2)
- [Kaufman County Master Gardeners](https://txmg.org/organizer/kaufman-county-master-gardeners-2)
- [Bell County Master Gardeners](https://txmg.org/organizer/bell-county-master-gardeners)
- [Gregg County Master Gardeners](https://txmg.org/organizer/gregg-county-master-gardeners-2)
- [Anderson County Master Gardeners](https://txmg.org/organizer/anderson-county-master-gardeners-2)
- [Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Orange County](https://txmg.org/organizer/texas-am-agrilife-extension-orange-county)
- [Waller County Master Gardeners](https://txmg.org/organizer/waller-county-master-gardeners)
- [Bluebonnet Master Gardener Association](https://txmg.org/organizer/bluebonnet-master-gardener-association-2)
- [Rockwall County Master Gardener](https://txmg.org/organizer/rockwall-county-master-gardener)
- [summerspeakerseries@ccmgatx.org](https://txmg.org/organizer/summerspeakerseriesccmgatx-org-2)
- [Stephen Brueggerhoff](https://txmg.org/organizer/stephen-brueggerhoff)
- [Collin County Master Gardeners Association](https://txmg.org/organizer/collin-county-master-gardeners-association)
- [Dallas County Master Gardeners Association](https://txmg.org/organizer/dallas-county-master-gardeners-association)
- [Allison Schwarz](https://txmg.org/organizer/allison-schwarz-2)
- [Hays County Master Gardeners](https://txmg.org/organizer/hays-county-master-gardeners-2)
- [Llano County Master Gardener Association](https://txmg.org/organizer/llano-county-master-gardener-association-2)
- [Fannin County Master Gardeners](https://txmg.org/organizer/fannin-county-master-gardeners-2)
- [Tarrant County Master Gardener 1](https://txmg.org/organizer/tarrant-county-master-gardener-1)
- [Contact: plantsale@ccmgatx.org](https://txmg.org/organizer/contact-plantsaleccmgatx-org-2)
- [Lorraine Niemeyer](https://txmg.org/organizer/lorraine-niemeyer-2)
- [Rita Buckley](https://txmg.org/organizer/rita-buckley-2)
- [Harris County Public Library](https://txmg.org/organizer/harris-county-public-library-2)
- [Houston Community College](https://txmg.org/organizer/houston-community-college-2)
- [Harris County Master Gardeners 1](https://txmg.org/organizer/harris-county-master-gardeners-1-2)
- [Tarrant County Master Gardener](https://txmg.org/organizer/tarrant-county-master-gardener-2)
- [Fort Bend County Master Gardeners](https://txmg.org/organizer/fort-bend-county-master-gardeners-2)
- [Debbie Hager](https://txmg.org/organizer/debbie-hager-2)
- [Tarrant County Master Gardener Association](https://txmg.org/organizer/tarrant-county-master-gardener-association-2)
- [Cary Sims](https://txmg.org/organizer/cary-sims-2)
- [Victoria County Master Gardener Association](https://txmg.org/organizer/victoria-county-master-gardener-association-2)
- [Monte Nesbitt](https://txmg.org/organizer/monte-nesbitt-2)
- [Angelina Master Gardeners](https://txmg.org/organizer/angelina-master-gardeners)
- [Denton County Master Gardeners](https://txmg.org/organizer/denton-county-master-gardeners-2)
- [Lubbock Master Gardener Association](https://txmg.org/organizer/lubbock-master-gardener-association-2)
- [Brazos County AgriLife Extension](https://txmg.org/organizer/brazos-county-agrilife-extension-2)
- [Brazos County Master Gardeners](https://txmg.org/organizer/brazos-county-master-gardeners-2)
- [Rockwall County Master Gardeners](https://txmg.org/organizer/rockwall-county-master-gardeners)
- [Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Williamson County Office](https://txmg.org/organizer/texas-am-agrilife-extension-williamson-county-office-3)
- [Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Williamson County Office](https://txmg.org/organizer/texas-am-agrilife-extension-williamson-county-office-2)
- [Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Williamson County Office](https://txmg.org/organizer/texas-am-agrilife-extension-williamson-county-office)
- [Little River Basin Master Gardeners (Milam County)](https://txmg.org/organizer/little-river-basin-master-gardeners-milam-county)
- [Brad Voss](https://txmg.org/organizer/brad-voss)
- [Galveston County Master Gardeners](https://txmg.org/organizer/galveston-county-master-gardeners)
- [SJC Master Gardeners](https://txmg.org/organizer/sjc-master-gardeners)
- [Daphne Richards](https://txmg.org/organizer/daphne-richards)
- [Michelle Van Meter](https://txmg.org/organizer/michelle-van-meter)
- [Lynn MCGinnis](https://txmg.org/organizer/lynn-mcginnis)
- [Ellis County Master Gardeners](https://txmg.org/organizer/ellis-county-master-gardeners)
- [Patsy Miller](https://txmg.org/organizer/patsy-miller)
- [Unnamed Organizer](https://txmg.org/organizer/unnamed-organizer-4)
- [Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center](https://txmg.org/organizer/lady-bird-johnson-wildflower-center)
- [Maggie Saucedo](https://txmg.org/organizer/maggie-saucedo)
- [Kimberly Figgs](https://txmg.org/organizer/kimberly-figgs)
- [Scott Willey](https://txmg.org/organizer/scott-willey)
- [Margarette Boswell](https://txmg.org/organizer/margarette-boswell)
- [Dr. Kevin Crosby](https://txmg.org/organizer/dr-kevin-crosby)
- [Unnamed Organizer](https://txmg.org/organizer/unnamed-organizer-3)
- [Nicky Maddams](https://txmg.org/organizer/nicky-maddams-2)
- [Unnamed Organizer](https://txmg.org/organizer/unnamed-organizer-2)
- [Patti Webb](https://txmg.org/organizer/patti-webb)
- [Connie Arden](https://txmg.org/organizer/connie-arden)
- [Unnamed Organizer](https://txmg.org/organizer/unnamed-organizer)
- [Ricky Thompson](https://txmg.org/organizer/ricky-thompson)
- [Boone Holladay](https://txmg.org/organizer/boone-holladay)
- [Karen Sanders](https://txmg.org/organizer/karen-sanders-2)
- [Mrs. Diane Perez and Dr. William C. Welch](https://txmg.org/organizer/mrs-diane-perez-and-dr-william-c-welch)
- [Jeanne McElvogue](https://txmg.org/organizer/jeanne-mcelvogue)
- [Jeanne Boucher](https://txmg.org/organizer/jeanne-boucher)
- [Pat Pape](https://txmg.org/organizer/pat-pape)
- [Bonney Kennedy](https://txmg.org/organizer/bonney-kennedy)
- [Virginia Easton Smith](https://txmg.org/organizer/virginia-easton-smith)
- [Pauline Tom](https://txmg.org/organizer/pauline-tom)
- [David Rodriguez](https://txmg.org/organizer/david-rodriguez)
- [Julie Coates](https://txmg.org/organizer/julie-coates)
- [Tommy Morgeson](https://txmg.org/organizer/tommy-morgeson)
- [L. Jane Moore](https://txmg.org/organizer/l-jane-moore)
- [Nancy Freeman](https://txmg.org/organizer/nancy-freeman)
- [Keith Hansen](https://txmg.org/organizer/keith-hansen)
- [Pete Quinn](https://txmg.org/organizer/pete-quinn)
- [Judy Haldeman](https://txmg.org/organizer/judy-haldeman)
- [Patty Zohlen](https://txmg.org/organizer/patty-zohlen)
- [Donna Hagar](https://txmg.org/organizer/donna-hagar)
- [Laquita Showen](https://txmg.org/organizer/laquita-showen)
- [Sandy Abernathy](https://txmg.org/organizer/sandy-abernathy)
- [Jean Smith](https://txmg.org/organizer/jean-smith)
- [Lori Clark](https://txmg.org/organizer/lori-clark)
- [Billie Hammack](https://txmg.org/organizer/billie-hammack)
- [Karen Sanders](https://txmg.org/organizer/karen-sanders)
- [Gardening Volunteers Of South Texas](https://txmg.org/organizer/gardening-volunteers-of-south-texas)
- [Davey Griffin ](https://txmg.org/organizer/davey-griffin)
- [Karen Jungman ](https://txmg.org/organizer/karen-jungman)
- [Kristin de Ruiter ](https://txmg.org/organizer/kristin-de-ruiter)
- [Ernie Schertz](https://txmg.org/organizer/ernie-edmundson)
- [Annette Pawelek](https://txmg.org/organizer/annette-pawelek)
- [Joe Masabni ](https://txmg.org/organizer/joe-masabni)
- [Kim Betancourt](https://txmg.org/organizer/kim-betancourt)
- [Diane Kufert](https://txmg.org/organizer/diane-kufert)
- [Grayson County Master Gardeners](https://txmg.org/organizer/grayson-county-master-gardeners)
- [Rae Meinen](https://txmg.org/organizer/rae-meinen)
- [Margaret Becker](https://txmg.org/organizer/margaret-becker)
- [Grimes County Master Gardeners](https://txmg.org/organizer/grimes-county-master-gardeners)
- [Nita Schiro](https://txmg.org/organizer/nita-schiro)
- [Barbara Lutz](https://txmg.org/organizer/barbara-lutz)
- [Timothy Roan](https://txmg.org/organizer/timothy-roan)
- [Janice Johnson](https://txmg.org/organizer/janice-johnson)
- [Comal Master Gardener Association](https://txmg.org/organizer/comal-master-gardener-association-2)
- [Central Texas Master Gardeners Association](https://txmg.org/organizer/central-texas-master-gardeners-association-2)
- [Donna McCanlies](https://txmg.org/organizer/donna-mccanlies)
- [Comal Master Gardener Association](https://txmg.org/organizer/comal-master-gardener-association)
- [Natalie Cervantes](https://txmg.org/organizer/natalie-cervantes)
- [Robert Richter](https://txmg.org/organizer/robert-richter)
- [Texas A&M AgriLife Research & Extension Center at Dallas](https://txmg.org/organizer/texas-am-agrilife-research-extension-center-at-dallas)
- [Wizzie Brown ](https://txmg.org/organizer/wizzie-brown)
- [Dotty Woodson](https://txmg.org/organizer/dotty-woodson)
- [Michele Wehrheim](https://txmg.org/organizer/michele-wehrheim)
- [Texas A&M AgriLife Extension 4-H - Montgomery County](https://txmg.org/organizer/texas-am-agrilife-extension-4-h-montgomery-county)
- [CCMGA Help Desk](https://txmg.org/organizer/ccmga-help-desk)
- [Sue Carrasco](https://txmg.org/organizer/sue-carrasco)
- [Andie Rathbone](https://txmg.org/organizer/andie-rathbone)
- [Terri James](https://txmg.org/organizer/terri-james)
- [Susan Terry](https://txmg.org/organizer/susan-terry)
- [Dick Coupe](https://txmg.org/organizer/dick-coupe)
- [Kim Bartholet](https://txmg.org/organizer/kim-bartholet)
- [Linda D. Valdez](https://txmg.org/organizer/linda-d-valdez)
- [Texas A&M AgriLife Research](https://txmg.org/organizer/texas-am-agrilife-research)
- [Carol Meadors](https://txmg.org/organizer/carol-meadors)
- [Renee Ferguson](https://txmg.org/organizer/renee-ferguson)
- [Jayla Fry](https://txmg.org/organizer/jayla-fry)
- [Brandy Rader](https://txmg.org/organizer/brandy-rader)
- [Ralph Fuller](https://txmg.org/organizer/ralph-fuller)
- [Lyle Zoeller](https://txmg.org/organizer/lyle-zoeller)
- [Fran Saliger](https://txmg.org/organizer/fran-saliger)
- [Sheri Bethard](https://txmg.org/organizer/sheri-bethard)
- [Kathy Lee](https://txmg.org/organizer/kathy-lee)
- [Wendy Buck](https://txmg.org/organizer/wendy-buck)
- [Bruce Batman](https://txmg.org/organizer/bruce-batman)
- [Jane McBride](https://txmg.org/organizer/jane-mcbride)
- [Ginger Cole](https://txmg.org/organizer/ginger-cole)
- [Central Texas Master Gardeners Association](https://txmg.org/organizer/central-texas-master-gardeners-association)
- [Bexar County Master Gardeners](https://txmg.org/organizer/bexar-county-master-gardeners)
- [Sue Kelley](https://txmg.org/organizer/sue-kelley)
- [Sandy Lewis](https://txmg.org/organizer/sandy-lewis)
- [Pat Hartley](https://txmg.org/organizer/pat-hartley)
- [Carol Siddall](https://txmg.org/organizer/carol-siddall)
- [Jim Blischke](https://txmg.org/organizer/jim-blischke)
- [Val Klaudt](https://txmg.org/organizer/val-klaudt-2)
- [Ginger Bason](https://txmg.org/organizer/ginger-bason-2)
- [Sharon Burden](https://txmg.org/organizer/sharon-burden)
- [Pam Braak](https://txmg.org/organizer/pam-braak)
- [Val Klaudt](https://txmg.org/organizer/val-klaudt)
- [Angel Torres](https://txmg.org/organizer/angel-torres)
- [Stephanie Gray](https://txmg.org/organizer)
- [Henderson County Master Gardeners Assn.](https://txmg.org/organizer)
- [Jeffrey Hester, CEA - ANR](https://txmg.org/organizer)
- [Harris County AgriLife Extention](https://txmg.org/organizer)
- [Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Brazoria County](https://txmg.org/organizer)
- [Elizabeth McMahon](https://txmg.org/organizer)
- [Elizabeth McMahon](https://txmg.org/organizer)
- [WOOD COUNTY MASTER GARDENERS](https://txmg.org/organizer)
- [Travis County AgriLife Extension](https://txmg.org/organizer)
- [Kimberly Mayer](https://txmg.org/organizer)
- [Kimberly Mayer](https://txmg.org/organizer)
- [Kimberly Mayer](https://txmg.org/organizer)
- [Waller County Master Gardeners](https://txmg.org/organizer)
- [Waller County Master Gardeners](https://txmg.org/organizer)
- [Susan Roush](https://txmg.org/organizer)
- [Leon County Master Gardener](https://txmg.org/organizer)
- [Roxanne Dunegan](https://txmg.org/organizer)
- [Roxanne Dunegan](https://txmg.org/organizer)
- [Judy Allen](https://txmg.org/organizer)
- [Johnson County Master Gardeners](https://txmg.org/organizer)
- [Jennifer Herrera](https://txmg.org/organizer)
- [Stacie Villarreal](https://txmg.org/organizer)
- [Linda Bates](https://txmg.org/organizer)
- [Harris County Master Gardeners](https://txmg.org/organizer)
- [Harris County Master Gardeners](https://txmg.org/organizer)
- [Harris County Master Gardeners](https://txmg.org/organizer)
- [Hood County/Lake Granbury Master Gardeners](https://txmg.org/organizer)
- [Travis County Master Gardeners Association](https://txmg.org/organizer)
- [Nacogdoches County Master Gardeners](https://txmg.org/organizer)
- [Jill Jessen](https://txmg.org/organizer)
- [Jill Jessen](https://txmg.org/organizer)
- [TexasA&M Agrilife](https://txmg.org/organizer)
- [Brazos County Master Gardeners](https://txmg.org/organizer/brazos-county-master-gardeners)
- [Lubbock Master Gardener Association](https://txmg.org/organizer/lubbock-master-gardener-association)
- [Lubbock Master Gardener Association](https://txmg.org/organizer/lubbock-master-gardener-association)
- [Smith County Master Gardeners](https://txmg.org/organizer/smith-county-master-gardeners)
- [Smith County Master Gardeners](https://txmg.org/organizer/smith-county-master-gardeners)
- [Smith County Master Gardeners](https://txmg.org/organizer/smith-county-master-gardeners)
- [Monte Nesbitt](https://txmg.org/organizer/monte-nesbitt)
- [Victoria County Master Gardener Association](https://txmg.org/organizer/victoria-county-master-gardener-association)
- [Cary Sims](https://txmg.org/organizer/cary-sims)
- [Emily Grant](https://txmg.org/organizer/emily-grant)
- [Somervell County Master Gardeners](https://txmg.org/organizer/somervell-county-master-gardeners)
- [Tarrant County Master Gardener Association](https://txmg.org/organizer/tarrant-county-master-gardener-association)
- [Tarrant County Master Gardener Association](https://txmg.org/organizer/tarrant-county-master-gardener-association)
- [Tarrant County Master Gardener Association](https://txmg.org/organizer/tarrant-county-master-gardener-association)
- [Tarrant County Master Gardener Association](https://txmg.org/organizer/tarrant-county-master-gardener-association)
- [Cary Sims](https://txmg.org/organizer/cary-sims)
- [Cary Sims](https://txmg.org/organizer/cary-sims)
- [Debbie Hager](https://txmg.org/organizer/debbie-hager)
- [Fort Bend County Master Gardeners](https://txmg.org/organizer/fort-bend-county-master-gardeners)
- [Tarrant County Master Gardener](https://txmg.org/organizer/tarrant-county-master-gardener)
- [Harris County Master Gardeners 1](https://txmg.org/organizer/harris-county-master-gardeners-1)
- [Houston Community College](https://txmg.org/organizer/houston-community-college)
- [Harris County Public Library](https://txmg.org/organizer/harris-county-public-library)
- [Rita Buckley](https://txmg.org/organizer/rita-buckley)
- [Lorraine Niemeyer](https://txmg.org/organizer/lorraine-niemeyer)
- [Contact: plantsale@ccmgatx.org](https://txmg.org/organizer/contact-plantsaleccmgatx-org)
- [Fannin County Master Gardeners](https://txmg.org/organizer/fannin-county-master-gardeners)
- [Llano County Master Gardener Association](https://txmg.org/organizer/llano-county-master-gardener-association)
- [Hays County Master Gardeners](https://txmg.org/organizer/hays-county-master-gardeners)
- [Allison Schwarz](https://txmg.org/organizer/allison-schwarz)
- [summerspeakerseries@ccmgatx.org](https://txmg.org/organizer/summerspeakerseriesccmgatx-org)
- [Bluebonnet Master Gardener Association](https://txmg.org/organizer/bluebonnet-master-gardener-association)
- [Anderson County Master Gardeners](https://txmg.org/organizer/anderson-county-master-gardeners)
- [Gregg County Master Gardeners](https://txmg.org/organizer/gregg-county-master-gardeners)
- [Kaufman County Master Gardeners](https://txmg.org/organizer/kaufman-county-master-gardeners)
- [Randall County Master Gardeners](https://txmg.org/organizer/randall-county-master-gardeners)
- [903-590-2980](https://txmg.org/organizer/903-590-2980)
- [Garden Show CCMGA](https://txmg.org/organizer/garden-show-ccmga)
- [Terry Barton](https://txmg.org/organizer/terry-barton)
- [Bastrop County Master Gardener Association](https://txmg.org/organizer/bastrop-county-master-gardener-association)
- [Tish Holt](https://txmg.org/organizer/tish-holt)
- [Parker County Master Gardener Association](https://txmg.org/organizer/parker-county-master-gardener-association)
- [Wood County Extension Office](https://txmg.org/organizer/wood-county-extension-office)
- [Russ & Judy Allen](https://txmg.org/organizer/russ-judy-allen)
- [Melissa Weaver](https://txmg.org/organizer/melissa-weaver)
- [Tanis Fink](https://txmg.org/organizer/tanis-fink)
- [Texas A&M AgriLife Research & Extension Center at Overton](https://txmg.org/organizer/texas-am-agrilife-research-extension-center-at-overton)

## Events

- [Rusk-Smith County - 2026 East Texas Annual & Perennial Plant Trial](https://txmg.org/event/rusk-smith-county-2026-east-texas-annual-perennial-plant-trial) - Overton, Texas — Gardeners, horticulture enthusiasts, and green industry professionals are invited to attend the 2026 East Texas Annual & Perennial Plant Trial on Thursday, June 25 at the Texas A&M AgriLife Research & Extension Center at Overton. This annual event offers a unique opportunity to evaluate hundreds of new and established plant varieties under
- [Denton County - Village Fest: Gardening and Nature Outdoor Expo](https://txmg.org/event/denton-county-village-fest-gardening-and-nature-outdoor-expo) - “Village Fest: Gardening & Nature Outdoor Expo” is a collaborative, countywide outdoor education event designed to connect the public with the people, programs, and resources that help build healthier landscapes, stronger communities, and deeper connections to the natural world. Event is FREE and open to the public! Flyer Event Contact: mal@dcmga.com
- [Denton County - Greener Horizons Advanced Speaker Series, Water Conservation](https://txmg.org/event/denton-county-greener-horizons-advanced-speaker-series-water-conservation) - Join us as we hear from water conservation specialists Blake Aldridge and Dean Minchillo from Texas A&M AgriLife! No registration required and event is FREE! Flyer Event Contact: education@dcmga.com
- [ADVANCED TRAINING: First Detector - Dallas Region](https://txmg.org/event/advanced-training-first-detector) - Advanced Training: First Detector is a specialized educational program that prepares certified Master Gardeners to recognize, document, and report significant plant pests, diseases, and invasive species that may threaten agriculture, landscapes, natural resources, or home gardens. The goal is to create a network of trained individuals who serve as the "eyes and ears" of Extension
- [Brazos County - 2026 Tomato Tasting Event](https://txmg.org/event/brazos-county-2026-tomato-tasting-event) - Brazos County Master Gardeners invite you to a Tomato Tasting at The DIG, our demonstration garden in Bryan. Hosted by our Texas Master Gardener Interns and featuring: Judging best in show of slicers, Roma, and cherry tomatoes! Seminar on best practices for cultivating homegrown tomatoes Self-guided tours of our gardens For more information, call the
- [Smith County - Home Garden Tour](https://txmg.org/event/smith-county-home-garden-tour) - Our annual Home Garden Tour will take you into five fabulous residential gardens in Tyler. Docents will guide you through each space and answer your questions. Demonstration tables offer practical gardening tips and best practices from watering to design. Tickets are $15 per person when purchased online in advance, and $20 the day of the
- [Smith County - Gardening to Handle the Heat](https://txmg.org/event/smith-county-gardening-to-handle-the-heat) - Tyler, TX — Gardeners across East Texas are invited to attend the final presentation of the 2026 Master Gardeners at the Library Lecture Series on Friday, May 15, from 12:00–1:00 p.m. at the Tyler Public Library Taylor Auditorium, 201 S. College Avenue. Seating will be available beginning at 11:30 a.m. This free program is open
- [Somervell County - Firewise Landscaping, Native Plants & Wicking Buckets](https://txmg.org/event/somervell-county-firewise-landscaping-native-plants-wicking-buckets) - MG Donna Hagar will speak on Firewise Landscaping with Native Plants and MG Monty Anderson will show how to make wicking buckets. This program is free and open to the public.
- [Angelina County - Water Wise Landscaping](https://txmg.org/event/angelina-county-water-wise-landscaping) - Join Jay White, publisher of Texas Gardener Magazine, as he discusses Water Wise Landscaping: Learn what plants and irrigation strategies reduce water usage in the home landscape.
- [Randall County – Annual Plant Sale](https://txmg.org/event/randall-county-annual-plant-sale) - Join us for Garden Essentials, Free Advice, 100’s of Plants, Raffle Items, Tomato Cages, Bee Houses!
- [Gonzales County - Growing Lavender](https://txmg.org/event/gonzales-county-growing-lavendar) - Can Lavender grow in Texas? Yes it can! Find out how at Lavender Love: Growing Lavender in Texas, a Lunch and Learn program hosted by the Gonzales Master Gardeners on Friday, April 24, from noon to 1:00 p.m. Master Gardener Jessica Barnett will present information on the different types of lavender, how to care for
- [ADVANCED TRAINING: Herbs  THIS CLASS IS FULL](https://txmg.org/event/advanced-training-herbs-3) - The Master Gardener Extension Volunteer Advanced Training in Herbs was created as an intensive multi-day training that would empower certified Master Gardeners throughout the state with knowledge and skills required to effectively support and multiply Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service efforts in herb educational programs in their counties. Topics include history and use of herbs,
- [Waller County - Food Preservation & Pest Management](https://txmg.org/event/waller-county-food-preservation-pest-management) - Waller County Master Gardeners will host Dr. Jenna Anding from Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service, presenting Harvest Today, Pantry Tomorrow, and Paul Winski of Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service, presenting Don't Let the Bugs Win!
- [Waller County - Earth Day Mini Fest at the Garden](https://txmg.org/event/waller-county-earth-day-mini-fest-at-the-garden) - Texas Master Gardener, Texas A&M AgriLife Extension, Waller County. Earth Day Mini Fest at the Garden. "Bloom where you are planted."
- [Erath County - The Value of Native Plants in the Landscape](https://txmg.org/event/erath-county-the-value-of-native-plants-in-the-landscape) - Gordon Lee will explain the advantages of incorporating Texas natives into your landscape. A certified master gardener, master naturalist, and Native Plant Society of Texas member, Gordon will share his in-depth knowledge of Texas natives along with principles of landscape design using native plants. Gordon plans to spend some class time on the Monarch Waystation
- [Erath County - Annual Spring Plant Sale](https://txmg.org/event/erath-county-annual-spring-plant-sale) - This year Erath County Master Gardeners is offering many favorites from past years such as Gregg’s Blue Mistflower, Esperanza, and a variety of Salvia. In addition, we’ll have native and adapted plants that have not been available years past. Examples include Big Red Sage. Pyramid Flower, Chile Pequin, Texas Mountain Laurel, Chrysactinia mexicana A. Gray (Damianita),
- [Waller County - Growing with Fungi: Build Your Own Backyard Bioreactor](https://txmg.org/event/waller-county-growing-with-fungi-build-your-own-backyard-bioreactor) - Join "Mr. Fun-Guy," Matthew Batchelder, for a demonstration, where you'll learn how to create fungus-rich compost and build your own backyard bioreactor. Turn everyday yard waste into garden gold - naturally! Free and open to the public! Location is at our Extension office!
- [Waller County - Junior Master Gardener Summer Camp](https://txmg.org/event/waller-county-junior-master-gardener-summer-camp) - Waller County Junior Master Gardener Summer Camp Open to students entering third through sixth grade in the fall of 2026. Registration fee is $25 per student - scholarships are available. Registration is open to the first 30 paid applicants. Deadline for registration is June 1, 2026 Christ Lutheran Church Fellowship Hall located at 35912 Royal Road - Pattison
- [Fannin County - Rainwater Harvesting Workshop](https://txmg.org/event/fannin-county-rainwater-harvesting-workshop) - Come join us in person for a fun and informative session on Rainwater Harvesting! Dean Minchillo from TWRI will help you learn cool tips and tricks to collect and save rainwater right from your home. Whether you're into gardening, sustainability, or just curious, this event is perfect for you. A completed rain barrel will be
- [Angelina County - Superstar Plants](https://txmg.org/event/angelina-county-superstar-plants) - Dr. Andrew King, Extension Specialist in Horticulture with the Texas A&M AgriLife Topic: Superstar Plants: Dr. King will discuss his favorite time-tested plants for your yard and garden from which to choose. Free: Visitors are welcome to bring their lunch.
- [San Jacinto County - Petals and Pathways Garden Tour](https://txmg.org/event/san-jacinto-county-petals-and-pathways-garden-tour) - Step into some of San Jacinto County’s most beautiful private gardens during the Petals and Pathways Garden Tour, hosted by the San Jacinto County Master Gardeners. This self-guided tour invites you to stroll through thoughtfully designed landscapes filled with: Seasonal blooms and perennials Native and pollinator-friendly plants Creative pathways, garden structures, and outdoor living spaces Inspiration for
- [Denton County - Garden Tour & Education Fair](https://txmg.org/event/denton-county-garden-tour-education-fair) - Our 2026 Garden Tour features three private homes and two public gardens. Private homes will showcase herbs, raised-bed vegetable gardening, succulents, Earth-Kind® gardening, Texas Superstar plants, and more. Our two public gardens will have information on grapes, pruning fruit trees, water conservation, and growing native plants. Join us for a great day of gardening!
- [Denton County - Annual Plant Sale](https://txmg.org/event/denton-county-annual-plant-sale-2) - Join us for the Annual DCMGA Plant Sale! Come see our selection of Texas native plants, tough perennials, no-fuss roses, herbs, hard-to-find groundcovers, and special container plants, including indoor houseplants. Master Gardeners will be available to help answer your gardening questions. Don't miss our Pass-Along Plants and the "Make An Offer" Table! Entrance to the
- [Bastrop County - Pollinator Extravaganza](https://txmg.org/event/bastrop-county-pollinator-extravaganza) - Join Bastrop County Master Gardeners for two hours of wings, wonders, and wild fun! Kids of ALL ages welcome! Come flutter on over – this is one event you don’t want to miss! Hear from amazing speakers on: Butterfly & spider species How to save seeds Superstar plants & more! Plus, stay busy with hands-on activities: Grow
- [Gonzales County – Spring Plant Sale](https://txmg.org/event/gonzales-county-spring-plant-sale-3) - Gardeners, mark your calendars and get your wagons ready. The Gonzales Master Gardeners' annual Spring Plant Sale is Saturday, April 11, from 8:30 a.m. until 1:00 p.m. at Independence Square in downtown Gonzales. Shop a wide selection of annuals and perennials, including native, earth-friendly, and Texas Superstars, along with hanging baskets, herbs, and succulents. Citrus,
- [Waller County - Growing Strong Texas Trees](https://txmg.org/event/waller-county-growing-strong-texas-trees) - Waller County Master Gardeners invite you to join us at the Extension Office for an informative presentation with Ben Plunkett, District Forester with Texas A&M Forest Service in the Huntsville District. Learn to Plant & Care for your trees.
- [Collin County – Spring Plant Sale](https://txmg.org/event/collin-county-spring-plant-sale-3) - Get your garden ready for the growing season at the 2026 Spring Plant Sale, presented by the Collin County Master Gardeners Association. This event features a curated selection of locally grown, drought-tolerant plants, including annuals, perennials, natives, pollinator-friendly options, and more—plants you won’t find at big box stores! What to Expect: Thousands of plants hand-picked for
- [Wood County - Mineola Nature Preserve Tour](https://txmg.org/event/wood-county-mineola-nature-preserve-tour) - The public is invited to experience one of East Texas’s most remarkable natural treasures during the upcoming Mineola Nature Preserve Tour, scheduled (rain or shine) for Friday, March 27, 2026. The event begins at 9:00 a.m. at the Preserve Pavilion, followed by a guided walking tour from 10:00 a.m. to noon. Led by Greg Grant,
- [Brazoria County - 2026 Spring Plant Sale](https://txmg.org/event/brazoria-county-2026-spring-plant-sale) - 🌸 Get ready to add some beautiful color to your garden at the 28th Annual Brazoria County Master Gardeners Spring Plant Sale! Browse a wide variety of plants, find the perfect additions for your landscape, and take advantage of amazing deals. 📅 April 18, 2026 🕘 9:00 AM – 12:00 PM 📍 Brazoria County Fairgrounds,
- [ADVANCED TRAINING: Plant Propagation - CLASS IS FULL](https://txmg.org/event/advanced-training-plant-propagation-5) - THIS CLASS IS FULL Deadline to Register: April 1, 2026 Advanced Plant Propagation strengthens technical proficiency in both sexual and asexual propagation methods. The training emphasizes plant physiology, environmental management, sanitation standards, and systematic troubleshooting to ensure successful, repeatable outcomes. The objective of Advanced Training is to equip Extension Master Gardeners with specialized knowledge that
- [Llano County - Native Plant Sale](https://txmg.org/event/llano-county-native-plant-sale) - You will love our Native Plant Sale, Seedling & Starts Giveaway, and Loaded Garden Cart Raffle. 8 am until plants are sold out!
- [Rockwall County - Spring Plant Sale](https://txmg.org/event/rockwall-county-spring-plant-sale) - Join us for the Rockwall County Master Gardeners Spring Plant Sale and choose the way that works best for you—shop online, in person, or both! Shop In-Person | Saturday, April 18 | 9 AM–2 PM Visit us to explore an expanded selection of plants and sizes beyond what’s available in the catalog. We’ll be offering
- [Fannin County - 21st Annual Garden, Lawn, and Home Expo](https://txmg.org/event/fannin-county-21st-annual-garden-lawn-and-home-expo) - Fannin County is hosting its 21st Garden, Lawn, and Home Expo. This event will have vendors of Landscape, Vegetable, and Flower Plants, Lawn and Garden Items, Handmade Crafts, Food, Home Decor, Wine Tasting, and so much more. Come join us for educational speakers, shopping, and food trucks.
- [Parker County - Annual Plant Sale](https://txmg.org/event/parker-county-annual-plant-sale) - This year's plant sale is sure to be a success. Join us to pick wonderful plants to make your garden sing! Our plant sale needs to actually be seen, heard, and, in some cases, smelled! To prepare for a successful plant sale experience, we offer these suggestions: Bring your own wagon. Some wagons will be
- [Smith County - Salsa 101: Growing Tomatoes and Peppers in East Texas](https://txmg.org/event/smith-county-salsa-101-growing-tomatoes-and-peppers-in-east-texas) - Tyler, Texas — The Smith County Master Gardeners invite the public to attend Salsa 101: Growing Tomatoes and Peppers in East Texas on Friday, March 20, 2026, as part of their ongoing 2026 Library Series focused on Edible Gardening. This free community program will take place at the Tyler Public Library Taylor Auditorium, 201 S.
- [Smith County - Successful Edible Gardening Workshop](https://txmg.org/event/smith-county-successful-edible-gardening-workshop) - East Texans interested in growing more of their own food are invited to the Successful Edible Gardening Spring Workshop on Thursday, March 12, 2026, at the Tyler Rose Center Complex. Hosted by the Smith County Master Gardeners and the Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service, this free, public program runs from 9:00 a.m. to noon, with registration
- [Brazos County - Designing Your Landscape with Native Plants](https://txmg.org/event/brazos-county-starting-fall-tomatoes-by-seed) - Presented by Todd Riggle, Brazos County Master Gardener. Learning at the Library programs are designed to share knowledge and improve home gardening skills.
- [Brazos County - Starting Fall Tomatoes By Seed](https://txmg.org/event/brazos-county-designing-your-landscape-with-native-plants) - Presented by Stephen Brueggerhoff, Horticulture Agent for Brazos County AgriLife Extension. Learning at the Library programs are designed to share knowledge and improve home gardening skills.
- [Victoria County - Spring Plant Sale](https://txmg.org/event/victoria-county-spring-plant-sale) - Join us for our 2026 Spring Plant Sale!
- [Leon County - Beekeeping & Pollinators](https://txmg.org/event/leon-county-beekeeping-pollinators)
- [Leon County - Herbology Class](https://txmg.org/event/leon-county-herbology-class) - Join us each month on the fourth Thursday for a new topic on Herbs, presented by our Master Gardeners!
- [Leon County - Roselle Hibiscus](https://txmg.org/event/leon-county-roselle-hibiscus) - Join us each month on the second Wednesday for a new topic from our Master Gardeners.
- [Leon County - 5th Annual Spring Plant Sale](https://txmg.org/event/leon-county-5th-annual-spring-plant-sale) - SAVE THE DATE!! Get ready to bloom into spring! Join us on March 14th at 9:00 a.m. for the Leon County Master Gardeners' 5th annual plant sale, now located on State Highway 7 at the Pocket Park (next to Wells Fargo and across from the Courthouse Square). We will accept Cash, checks, and credit cards
- [Somervell County - All About Plant Propagation](https://txmg.org/event/somerville-county-all-about-plant-propagation) - Join the Somervell County Master Gardeners Association at 10 am on March 21 for an informative session on plant propagation. This Master Gardeners Present program will have Certified Propagation Specialist Monty Anderson discussing different plant propagation techniques and their advantages and disadvantages. Practical tips for success will also be revealed. In addition, Mr. Anderson will
- [Somervell County - Spring Plant Sale](https://txmg.org/event/somervell-county-spring-plant-sale) - The Somervell County Master Gardeners are having their plant sale Saturday, April 18, starting at 8:30 am. The sale will be in the same location as last year, 1600 NE Big Bend Trail (park pavilion next to the Sonic on Highway 67). We will have perennials, grasses, vines, adapted plants, native plants, hard to find
- [Hood County - Plant Sale](https://txmg.org/event/hood-county-plant-sale) - Start your spring gardens with plants from the Lake Granbury Master Gardeners Plant Sale! Our perennial plants are native and well-adapted plants for the north central Texas area, and include plants that attract butterflies and pollinators, shade plants, and more. We accept cash, checks, and credit cards (the latter of which will include a surcharge
- [Victoria County - Your Garden’s Companion Plants](https://txmg.org/event/victoria-county-your-gardens-companion-plants) - Join Victoria County Master Gardeners as they present a “Lunch and Learn with the Masters” program Monday, March 9, noon until 1 p.m., at VEG Pavilion, 283 Bachelor Dr., in Victoria. The event is free to the public. The topic will be “Your Garden’s Companion Plants. Master Gardener Patrick Kelly will be the speaker. Attendees
- [Bastrop County – Seed Swap](https://txmg.org/event/bastrop-county-seed-swap) - Whether you're a seasoned grower or just bought your first pair of gardening gloves, join us for a morning of seed swapping and stories from the garden. Bring some seeds, take some seeds.... We're on focusing on varieties that thrive in our Central Texas, Zones 8b-9 climate. WHAT TO BRING (optional) Seeds: Labeled vegetables, herbs,
- [Bastrop County - 8th Annual Spring Plant Sale](https://txmg.org/event/bastrop-county-8th-annual-spring-plant-sale) - Get those garden gloves ready! Our 8th Annual Spring Plant Sale is back on March 14! Whether you're a pro-grower or a total newbie, we've got the perfect greens to brighten your space. Mark your calendars and help us grow—we can't wait to see you there! Venue location address (including zip code): Mayfest Park, 25
- [Parker County - Fishpond Management](https://txmg.org/event/parker-county-fishpond-management) - This fishpond management workshop will focus on good land management needed in the watershed above the pond. We will learn about correcting pond balance, fish and plant identification, and weed control.
- [Parker County - Back to Basics: Rainwater Harvesting](https://txmg.org/event/parker-county-back-to-basics-rainwater-harvesting) - Come learn how to build your own rainwater harvesting barrel system with Master Gardener Sharon Abner!
- [Brazos County - Tree Selection and Planting the Right Way](https://txmg.org/event/brazos-county-tree-selection-and-planting-the-right-way) - Presented by Maureen Reap, Brazos County Master Gardener. Learning at the Library programs are designed to share knowledge and improve home gardening skills.
- [Brazos County - Blooming Bulbs for Brazos County](https://txmg.org/event/brazos-county-blooming-bulbs-for-brazos-county) - Presented by Nilah Wright, Brazos County Master Gardener. Learning at the Library programs are designed to share knowledge and improve home gardening skills.
- [Brazos County - Fall Vegetables for Brazos County](https://txmg.org/event/brazos-county-fall-vegetables-for-brazos-county) - Presented by Louis Peter, Brazos County Master Gardener. Learning at the Library programs are designed to share knowledge and improve home gardening skills.
- [Brazos County - Creating Keyhole Gardens and Raised Beds](https://txmg.org/event/brazos-county-creating-keyhole-gardens-and-raised-beds) - Presented by Warren Bracewell, Brazos County Master Gardener. Learning at the Library programs are designed to share knowledge and improve home gardening skills.
- [Brazos County - 2026 Spring Plant Sale](https://txmg.org/event/brazos-county-2026-spring-plant-sale) - Bring your wagon and join us for our Spring Plant Sale. Select from Natives, Perennials, Herbs, Vegetables and Bulbs especially suited to Brazos County growing conditions. We will begin at 8AM and stay open until we sell out!
- [Gonzales County - Annual Tomato/Vegetable Plant Sale](https://txmg.org/event/gonzales-county-annual-tomato-vegetable-plant-sale-2) - Join the Gonzales Master Gardeners at their Annual Tomato/Vegetable Plant Sale and get your garden off to a great start this spring. Shop a wide selection of tomatoes, peppers, and other vegetable plants, carefully selected for success in the Gonzales County area. Come early for the best selection. No fee Come join the Gonzales Master
- [Waller County - What Really Feeds Your Plants?](https://txmg.org/event/waller-county-what-really-feeds-your-plants) - Waller County Master Gardeners invite you to join us at the Extension Office to hear Matt March, Waller County Extension Agent, share results from a fertilizer trial using worm castings, alpaca manure, synthetic dry fertilizer, and no fertilizer.
- [Collin County – The Garden Show](https://txmg.org/event/collin-county-the-garden-show-2) - Saturday, March 14, 2026 | 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM Sunday, March 15, 2026 | 11:00 AM – 4:00 PM Join us for The Garden Show, a two-day indoor gardening event presented by the Collin County Master Gardeners Association. This annual event brings together Master Gardener–led education, hands-on demonstrations, youth activities, and a curated garden
- [East Texas Fruit, Nut & Vegetable Conference](https://txmg.org/event/east-texas-fruit-nut-vegetable-conference) - TYLER, Texas — Landowners, gardeners, and agricultural producers across East Texas are invited to attend the 2026 East Texas Fruit, Nut & Vegetable Conference on Friday, February 20, 2026, hosted by the Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service in partnership with Prairie View A&M Extension and the Texas A&M AgriLife Research and Extension Center. The half-day
- [Waller County - Tree Giveaway](https://txmg.org/event/waller-county-tree-giveaway-2) - Tree varieties available: Bald Cypress Cherrybark Oak Nuttall Oak Shumard Oak All trees are bare-root seedlings. Limit three per family. If additional trees remain after closing, extra trees may be available. Tree pickup will be drive-through only, beginning near the Waller County Extension Office.
- [Milam County - Annual Plant Sale](https://txmg.org/event/milam-county-annual-plant-sale-3) - The annual Milam County Master Gardener Plant Sale is scheduled for Saturday, March 7th, from 9:00 am to 1:00 pm at the Milam County Expo Building, 301 South Houston Avenue, in Cameron. Come early to have the best selection of natives, EarthKind, pollinators, vegetables, succulents, herbs, roses, trees, and LOTS of blooming plants. A raffle
- [Angelina County - Roses 101](https://txmg.org/event/angelina-county-roses-101) - Maria Jenkins with Antique Rose Emporium February 17th, 2026 Roses 101 focuses on everything you need to know about roses…site selection, pruning, disease and insect prevention, best roses for our area, soil and mulching tips. It is a comprehensive view of roses and how to be successful with them. Marie Jenkins, the General Manager at
- [Dallas County - Spring 2026 DCMA Garden Tour](https://txmg.org/event/dallas-county-spring-2026-dcma-garden-tour) - Join us for the Dallas County Master Gardener Association 2026 Garden Tour, scheduled for this spring at a first-ever location! The tour will be held on Saturday, May 9th, from 10 am to 4 pm. It will feature five private home gardens and two public demonstration gardens, showcasing both beautiful landscapes and history—all in proximity
- [Randall County - Seed Starting, Propagation, Tomatoes, Homesteading, & Edible Landscapes](https://txmg.org/event/randall-county-seed-starting-propagation-tomatoes-homesteading-edible-landscapes) - Taming the Conditions of the Panhandle! Join us for this amazing educational event full of fun door prizes and more! See the educational topics to be discussed below. 🎤 Featured Presentations (Auditorium) 9:00 – 9:40 AM Seed Starting & Propagation – Cheap Plants!!Shelly Seth 10:00 – 10:40 AM Growing Your Own TomatoesMelody Hill & Mia
- [Waller County - Annual Plant Sale](https://txmg.org/event/waller-county-annual-plant-sale-3) - Waller County Master Gardeners Annual Plant Sale. Vegetables, herbs, and ornamentals available for purchase at the Extension Office. Shop early for the best selection of plants, worm castings, and MicroLife products for your spring garden needs. Accepted forms of payment: Cash, check or credit card.
- [Kaufman County - Garden Gatherings; Seed Starting Workshop](https://txmg.org/event/kaufman-county-garden-gatherings-seed-starting-workshop) - Join Parie & Shirley for an interactive seed-starting workshop! You'll walk away with a tray filled with 40 vibrant seedlings. Saturday, January 31, 2026 10 am-12 noon Cost: $25 per person or $40 for 2 people TVCC Bldg Room 235 800 Ed Hall Dr Kaufman, TX 75142
- [ADVANCED TRAINING: Junior Master Gardener®](https://txmg.org/event/advanced-training-junior-master-gardener-3) - The upcoming virtual 2026 JMG National Leader Training will serve as Advanced Training for Texas Master Gardeners. You do not have to attend the live event for it to count. However, to receive your Advanced Training certificate, you must view ALL of the general & concurrent sessions' presentations offered through the training. That means that since
- [ADVANCED TRAINING: Trees and Tree Care](https://txmg.org/event/advanced-training-trees-and-tree-care-4) - The Advanced Master Gardener Training – Tree and Tree Care program is designed to train and certify Master Gardeners to become part of a state corps of Trees and Tree Care experts and educators. To become a certified Advanced Master Gardener in Trees and Tree Care, Master Gardeners are required to attend the Advanced Master
- [CANCELED! Somervell County - Spring Planting & Plant Propagation](https://txmg.org/event/somervell-county-spring-planting-plant-propagation) - The Somervell County MG Association is having the first of our 2026 Master Gardeners Present series on Saturday, January 24. Three of our MGs will speak. Bob Evans and Monty Anderson will discuss plant propagation and Valerie Freund will cover getting ready for spring. The program will be held at the Somervell Citizens Center located
- [Brazos County - Advocating for Your Trees](https://txmg.org/event/brazos-county-advocating-for-your-trees) - Presented by Dr. Stephanie Adams, Master Arborist, Assistant Professor, and Extension Specialist in Plant Pathology & Microbiology. The Brazos Valley Gardening Seminar is hosted as a public education offering as part of the Brazos County Master Gardener monthly meeting.
- [Brazos County - Seasonal Insect Challenges](https://txmg.org/event/brazos-county-seasonal-insect-challenges) - Presented by Dr. Wizzie Brown, Extension Specialist Entomology. Brazos Valley Gardening Seminar is hosted as a public education offering as part of the Brazos County Master Gardener monthly meeting.
- [Brazos County - Select Temperate and Tropical Fruits](https://txmg.org/event/brazos-county-select-temperate-and-tropical-fruits) - Presented by Dr. Tim Hartmann, Assistant Professor and Extension Specialist Fruit Crops. Brazos Valley Gardening Seminar is hosted as a public education offering as part of the Brazos County Master Gardener monthly meeting.
- [Brazos County - Color Change for Container Gardens](https://txmg.org/event/brazos-county-color-change-for-container-gardens) - Presented by Henry Flowers, Horticulturist and culinary herb expert. Brazos Valley Gardening Seminar is hosted as a public education offering as part of the Brazos County Master Gardener monthly meeting.
- [Brazos County - What’s New at the John Fairey Garden: A Horticultural Perspective](https://txmg.org/event/brazos-county-whats-new-at-the-john-fairey-garden-a-horticultural-perspective) - Presented by Ashlyn Mashburn, Horticulturist and Nursery Manager for John Fairey Garden, featuring horticultural projects at the garden including a historical restoration of plants collected by John Fairey from Mexico, research project of Mexican Begonia species, nursery updates and the garden’s collections mapping project. Brazos Valley Gardening Seminar is hosted as a public education offering
- [Bell County - 2026 Spring Garden Forum](https://txmg.org/event/bell-county-2026-spring-garden-forum) - Join the Bell County Master Gardeners for the 2026 Spring Garden Forum, a full day of inspiring, practical gardening education led by nationally recognized Texas garden experts. This in-person event features engaging presentations on sustainable landscapes, native and adapted plants, water-wise gardening, and design strategies for Central Texas gardeners. Open to the public and Master
- [Gregg County - Backyard Blueprint: Tips for the everyday gardener](https://txmg.org/event/gregg-county-backyard-blueprint-tips-for-the-everyday-gardener) - Join us for two presentations, door prizes, raffles, refreshments, and vendors! Presentations are listed below. Right Plant, Right Place: The 5 basic principles of landscape design with Dr. Greg Grant, Smith County Extension Agent - Horticulture Earth-Kind Lawn Care: The responsible lawn management for North Texas with Brad Voss, Collin County Extension Agent - Horticulture
- [Smith County - Tips for Edible Gardening](https://txmg.org/event/smith-county-tips-for-edible-gardening) - Tips for Edible Gardening This event will be hosted by Dale Wade, a Smith County Master Gardener, discussing tips from Texas A&M Advanced Training designed to help get the most productive yields from your vegetable gardens. Located at Tyler Public Library, Taylor Auditorium. Free and open to the public. Doors open at 11:30 am.
- [Smith County - Growing Tomatoes and Peppers in East Texas](https://txmg.org/event/smith-county-growing-tomatoes-and-peppers-in-east-texas) - Growing Tomatoes and Peppers in East Texas Dr. Greg Grant will discuss growing Tomatoes and Peppers specifically in East Texas, including recommended varieties and planting techniques. Dr. Grant is the Smith County Horticulturalist and Master Gardener Coordinator for the Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service. Greg is the author of Texas Fruit and Vegetable Gardening, his
- [Smith County - Successful Vegetable Harvest](https://txmg.org/event/smith-county-successful-vegetable-harvest) - Waking up Your Garden: Start for a Successful Vegetable Harvest Dr. Andrew King will discuss steps we can take now to prepare for a successful vegetable Garden. Dr.Andrew King is an Assistant Professor at Texas A&M AgriLife Research & Extension Center in Overton, Texas. Library doors open at 11:30 am. Free event open to the
- [Fort Bend County - The 41st Annual Fort Bend Regional Vegetable Conference](https://txmg.org/event/fort-bend-county-the-41st-annual-fort-bend-regional-vegetable-conference) - The 41st Annual Fort Bend Regional Vegetable Conference will be held Tuesday, February 17, 2026, at the Fort Bend County Epicenter in Rosenberg. This year’s conference includes dedicated education sessions for Backyard and Master Gardeners, along with expert speakers, nurseries and seed exhibitors, and time to network with fellow gardeners. Conference highlights include: • Garden-focused education tracks • Speakers you
- [Angelina County - Earth-Kind Landscaping](https://txmg.org/event/angelina-county-earth-kind-landscaping) - Noon Gardening Program Master Gardener Clara Coziar will be talking about landscape management using Earth-Kind practices Free program for the public Contact: Cary Sims, 936-634-6415
- [Collin County – Tomato Workshop](https://txmg.org/event/collin-county-tomato-workshop) - Whether you’re growing tomatoes for the first time or looking to improve your harvest, this Tomato Workshop offers practical, research-based guidance for successfully growing tomatoes in Collin County and across North Texas. The program features educational presentations and interactive demonstration tables led by the Collin County Master Gardeners Association. Attendees will have opportunities to observe
- [Collin County - Edible Gardening Workshop](https://txmg.org/event/collin-county-edible-gardening-workshop) - Whether you’re planting your first garden or looking for a seasonal refresher, this Edible Gardening Workshop offers practical, research-based guidance for growing herbs and vegetables in Collin County and across North Texas. The program features educational presentations and interactive demonstration tables led by the Collin County Master Gardeners Association. Attendees will have opportunities to observe
- [Waller County - Branching Out: An Orchard Grower's Seminar](https://txmg.org/event/waller-county-branching-out-an-orchard-growers-seminar) - Waller County Master Gardeners will present Branching Out: An Orchard Grower's Seminar. This seminar will help new or prospective growers from backyard to 100 acre orchards. Cost is Free. Lunch Provided. Registration required and opens Dec 15th.
- [ADVANCED TRAINING: Plant Pathology (Virtual) FULL](https://txmg.org/event/advanced-training-plant-pathology) - As with all Advanced Trainings, certified Extension Master Gardeners will need agent approval, with the standard maximum of two attendees per county. The training has a maximum capacity of 25 participants. The process differs from the usual procedure, so please follow the steps below closely: Friday, October 18th: Form sent to CEAs to submit their
- [ONLINE - Using Irrigation Wisely](https://txmg.org/event/fort-bend-county-using-irrigation-wisely) - Register in advance at: https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/JoGerWMfSIWNMZJ_mEa7Dg This class will discuss various types of irrigation methods for home landscapes; basic trouble-shooting as well as water requirements for plantings.
- [ONLINE - Flowering Plants for 4 Seasons](https://txmg.org/event/fort-bend-county-flowering-plants-for-4-seasons) - Register in advance at: https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/EV11F3eWRi-fKPj4hXYQ9g We will discuss how to add color for each season so the home gardener will have something blooming throughout the year. We will cover Texas Superstar Plants as well.
- [Fort Bend County - Garden Planning & Soil Prep](https://txmg.org/event/fort-bend-county-garden-planning-soil-prep) - Learn about site selection, setting up garden beds, container gardening, and planning for vegetables, fruit trees, and other edibles, along with soil fertility and soil testing. Register in advance at: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/777735215967?aff=oddtdtcreator
- [ONLINE - Landscape Basics](https://txmg.org/event/fort-bend-county-landscape-basics) - Register in advance at: https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/R2yYawihSkmNZKVnyFc3Qw Tips on planning and installing a home landscape that’s beautiful, low maintenance, and environmentally sustainable using Earth-Kind Landscaping principles. The class will cover landscape planning and design, soil improvement, plant selection and placement, and water and energy conservation.
- [ONLINE - Growing a Great Lawn](https://txmg.org/event/fort-bend-county-growing-a-great-lawn) - Register in advance at: https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/PScG-PvDQcmFN6fLtHOkzQ This class will address the basics of grasses suitable for our region as well as their characteristics. We will go over grass maintenance, and common problems encountered by the home owner.
- [ONLINE - Fall Landscape Maintenance](https://txmg.org/event/online-fall-landscape-maintenance) - Register in advance at: https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/QONGgRTzRhakWtqO-An1gg Fall Landscape Maintenance is more than just preparing for winter freezes. Learn how to spot and treat problems now to insure a healthier and greener spring.
- [ONLINE - Shade Gardening – Ideas and Tips](https://txmg.org/event/online-shade-gardening-ideas-and-tips-2) - Register in advance at: https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/cVNZM1gSRmOwLPJmR5yUHQ Plants for full sun are plenty galore. But it is challenging to find plants that thrive in part to full shade. In this class learn different kinds of shade, and how to incorporate plants that survive and thrive in these areas.
- [ONLINE - Container Gardening](https://txmg.org/event/online-container-gardening) - Register in advance at: https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/DylZBgR5Qlqisc6V-KDaQg Discover the joys of container gardening in this engaging class, where you’ll learn about its many benefits and get hands-on tips for creating and caring for your own thriving container garden.
- [Fort Bend County - Cool Season Vegetables & Herbs](https://txmg.org/event/fort-bend-county-cool-season-vegetables-herbs-2) - Should you sow seeds or buy transplants? How about herbs? Learn about choosing the right vegetables for fall and early winter. Register in advance at: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/1835370756339?aff=oddtdtcreator
- [Fort Bend County - Fall Garden Prep & Composting](https://txmg.org/event/fort-bend-county-fall-garden-prep-composting) - Making your own compost can be a fun and rewarding activity. There are many advantages to making compost, including a healthier garden and less yard waste going to a landfill. Learn how you can easily make your own compost using items from your kitchen, yard, and gardens. Register in advance at: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/1825895164589?aff=oddtdtcreator
- [Fort Bend County - Pollinators & Companion Plants](https://txmg.org/event/fort-bend-county-pollinators-companion-plants) - Learn how to attract pollinators and use companion planting to create a healthier, more productive garden. Register in advance at: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/1825889066349?aff=oddtdtcreator
- [Fort Bend County - Seed Starting & Propagation](https://txmg.org/event/fort-bend-county-seed-starting-propagation) - Learn how to grow your own plants from cuttings, division and seeds. Register in advance at: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/1825881503729?aff=oddtdtcreator
- [Fort Bend County - Warm Season Vegetables & Herbs](https://txmg.org/event/fort-bend-county-warm-season-vegetables-herbs) - Learn how to plan and maintain your spring and summer garden and how to select vegetables that do well in Fort Bend County. Growing vegetables in containers or small spaces will be covered, as well as the basics of drip and sprinkler system irrigation methods. Register in advance at: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/1825879146679?aff=oddtdtcreator
- [Fort Bend County - Fruit Trees](https://txmg.org/event/fort-bend-county-fruit-trees-2) - Learn about fruit trees, including semi-tropicals, which are suitable for and thrive in Fort Bend County. Topics covered will include when and how to plant the trees, common problems and their resolutions. Register in advance at: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/1825871353369?aff=oddtdtcreator
- [ONLINE - Kissing Bugs and Chagas Disease](https://txmg.org/event/online-kissing-bugs-and-chagas-disease) - The following is a list of Entomology webinars that you can attend for CEUS. Each topic lasts for one hour or less. They will be recorded for later viewing. All of the webinars use the same link. Time: Jan 17, 2025 10:00 AM- tree insects Feb 14, 2025 10:00 AM- invasive insects/ arthropods (maybe some
- [ONLINE - Buggy Things To Do Outside With Kids](https://txmg.org/event/online-buggy-things-to-do-outside-with-kids) - The following is a list of Entomology webinars that you can attend for CEUs. Each topic lasts for one hour or less. They will be recorded for later viewing. All of the webinars use the same link. Time: Jan 17, 2025 10:00 AM- tree insects Feb 14, 2025 10:00 AM- invasive insects/ arthropods (maybe some
- [Anderson County - Fall Tree and Plant Sale](https://txmg.org/event/anderson-county-fall-tree-and-plant-sale) - Join us for the fall tree and plant sale! Visit the parking lot behind the federal building on 101 E. Oak Street, Palestine, TX!
- [Waller County - Rose and Herb Companion Planting](https://txmg.org/event/waller-county-rose-and-herb-companion-planting) - Waller County Master Gardeners will host Marie Jenkins from Antique Rose Emporium to discuss Rose and Herb Companion Planting. Free Event *Presentation will be located on the second floor
- [Rockwall County - Fall Plant Sale](https://txmg.org/event/rockwall-county-fall-plant-sale) - Rockwall County Master Gardener 2025 Fall Plant Sale is moving to an in-person shopping experience! Expect a great selection of winter annuals for seasonal color, 1- and 3-gallon perennials and shrubs, Texas natives, drift roses, and Master Gardener-grown herbs and vegetable starts! Join us October 11th 9am-4pm (or until sold out) at the Rockwall County
- [Orange County - Fern, African Violets, Roses, and Begonias Propagation](https://txmg.org/event/orange-county-fern-african-violets-roses-and-begonias-propagation) - Bloom & Brew Come join us for our gardening series on different types of propagating. October 11, 2025, we will be working on propagating ferns, African violets, roses, and begonias. Session begins at 9 am and lasts approximately 2 hours. Fee is $25 for non Master Gardeners and $20 for Master Gardeners. Registration is required,
- [Somervell County - 2nd Annual Arbor Day](https://txmg.org/event/somervell-county-2nd-annual-arbor-day) - Saturday, November 1st Captain Stephen L. Gibson Memorial Paluxy Heritage Park at the Pavillion Matthews Street & E Elm St, Glen Rose, TX 76043 10:00 to Noon Speaker Kimberlee Peterson -Texas Forestry Service Free trees while supplies last! Educational Tables including: How to Plant a Tree Tree Selection Tree Care
- [Orange County - Growing Asparagus](https://txmg.org/event/orange-county-growing-asparagus) - The Lunch and Learn for October will be about Growing Asparagus. Orange County Master Gardener Dot Chauvin will share her vast knowledge of asparagus. Dot will share which asparagus grows best for our area, for you to be successful in growing these delicious vegetables for your family and to share with friends. Lunch and Learn
- [Waller County - Tree & Shrub Sale](https://txmg.org/event/waller-county-tree-shrub-sale-2) - Waller County Master Gardeners Tree & Shrub Sale. Place online orders September 5th - October 5th. Pick up on October 25th at Community Christian Academy, 1016 6th Street, Hempstead, TX 77445. Contact information 979-826-7651, txmg.org/wallermg, waller.mg@tamu.edu
- [Waller County - Native Milkweeds for Monarch Butterflies](https://txmg.org/event/waller-county-native-milkweeds-for-monarch-butterflies) - Waller County Master Gardeners will host Texas Master Naturalist Sarah Fernsler to discuss Growing Native Milkweeds for Monarch Butterflies. Free Event
- [Collin County – Allen Heritage Village - Fairy Walk](https://txmg.org/event/collin-county-allen-heritage-village-fairy-walk) - Cost: Free (but RSVP is requested) Event Website: https://anc.apm.activecommunities.com/allentxparks/activity/search/detail/32719?onlineSiteId=0&locale=en-US&from_original_cui=true Contact: info@ccmgatx.org Description: Presented by Collin County Master Gardeners. This free event offers kid friendly crafts, fairy garden demos, scavenger hunt, and fairy garden displays throughout the Allen Heritage Village. A fairy garden is a miniature, magical landscape, often created in a container or in
- [Collin County – Fall Plant Sale](https://txmg.org/event/collin-county-fall-plant-sale-2) - Join us for the 2025 CCMGA Fall Plant Sale, presented by the Collin County Master Gardeners Association, on Saturday, October 25, from 9 AM to noon (or until sold out). This highly anticipated autumn event will be held inside the Show Barn at the beautiful Myers Park & Event Center in McKinney. Why Plant in the
- [Collin County – Fall Gardening Workshop](https://txmg.org/event/collin-county-fall-gardening-workshop) - Join us for an enriching experience at the Fall Gardening Workshop, held at the beautiful Myers Park Event Center in McKinney, Texas. This workshop is perfect for gardening enthusiasts and beginners alike, eager to learn the secrets of successful fall gardening. Purchase a ticket at: https://bit.ly/4nB9nob Our expert instructors will guide you through the essentials
- [ADVANCED TRAINING: Vegetables](https://txmg.org/event/advanced-training-vegetables-2) - The Advanced Master Gardener – Vegetables program provides intensive, multi-day training to equip Master Gardener Extension Volunteers with the knowledge and skills to strengthen Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service outreach. Participants who complete both the training and required volunteer service will be recognized as Advanced Master Gardeners – Vegetables. This certification designates advanced expertise but
- [Victoria County - Smart Gardening Symposium](https://txmg.org/event/victoria-county-smart-gardening-symposium-2) - The 2025 Victoria County Master Gardener Association Smart Gardening Symposium will be held Saturday, Sept. 13, 9 a.m. until 3 p.m., at Victoria Educational Gardens Pavilion, 283 Bachelor Dr., in Victoria. The educational event will feature four speakers: Charlie Agar is Charlie Bee Company in Seguin; Andrea DeLong-Amaya of Austin, director of horticulture at the
- [Rockwall County - 2nd National Seed Swap Day](https://txmg.org/event/rockwall-county-2nd-national-seed-swap-day) - Come experience the fun of seed swapping at Rockwall County’s second annual community-wide National Seed Swap Day Event.
- [Somervell County - Lasagna Gardening, Growing Herbs, and What You Need to Know about Africanized Bees](https://txmg.org/event/somervell-county-lasagna-gardening-growing-herbs-and-what-you-need-to-know-about-africanized-bees) - Want to meet a fun group of plant enthusiasts? Then come join us for “Master Gardeners Present,” a program being presented by the Somervell County Master Gardener Association on Saturday, September 20 from 10 to noon at the Somervell Citizens Center located at 209 SW Barnard St, Glen Rose, TX 76043. Three topics will be
- [Fannin County - Winter Gardening](https://txmg.org/event/fannin-county-winter-gardening) - Join the Fannin County Master Gardeners for a hands-on Winter Program featuring expert tips on cool-season flowers, strawberries, asparagus, and cover crops. Stay to swap seeds with fellow gardeners and take home something new for your fall planting. Topic Highlights: Cool Season Flowers Strawberries, Asparagus & Garlic Cover Crops
- [Llano County - Fall Native Plant Sale](https://txmg.org/event/llano-county-fall-native-plant-sale) - Llano County Master Gardeners would like to promote our fall native plant sale on your event page. Our graphic is attached. Please let me know if you need anything else. You love natives. Pollinators love natives. You'll love the Llano County Master Gardener Fall Native Plant Sale. There will be great variety and lots of plants, but
- [Sabine County - The Great Garden Gather: Native Trees, Veggie Pests & Diseases, and Starting Seeds](https://txmg.org/event/sabine-county-the-great-garden-gather-native-trees-veggie-pests-diseases-and-starting-seeds) - Join us for a FREE Gardening Program hosted by the Sabine County Master Gardeners! Open to anyone and everyone in Sabine County and the surrounding areas. Whether you’re a beginner or a seasoned green thumb, this program is a great way to learn, ask questions, and connect with fellow garden enthusiasts right here in our
- [Brazoria County – Open Garden Days](https://txmg.org/event/brazoria-county-open-garden-days) - 🌿 Bring the family and enjoy a fun-filled morning at the BEES Demonstration Gardens during Open Garden Days! Explore garden tours, take part in children’s activities, and learn more about gardening from the Brazoria County Master Gardeners. Location: 📍 BEES Demonstration Gardens, 585 E. Hospital Dr, Angleton, TX
- [Brazoria County – 2026 Fruit and Citrus Tree Sale](https://txmg.org/event/brazoria-county-2026-fruit-and-citrus-tree-sale) - 🍊 Add some zest to your garden with the Brazoria County Master Gardeners 2026 Fruit and Citrus Tree Sale! Choose from a selection of fruit and citrus trees and take home the perfect tree for your backyard. Don’t miss out on these great deals! More details coming soon! 📅 February 17–21, 2026 📍 Brazoria County
- [Brazoria County - Trees for Texas Landscapes](https://txmg.org/event/brazoria-county-trees-for-texas-landscapes) - Thinking about planting a new tree or caring for the ones you already have? This workshop covers the best species for Texas, along with proper planting, pruning, and long-term care tips. Come learn how to grow strong, healthy trees that will provide shade and beauty for generations. Location: Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Office Auditorium 🔗 Register
- [Brazoria County - Tame Those Texas Weeds!](https://txmg.org/event/brazoria-county-tame-those-texas-weeds) - Is your lawn or garden being taken over? Don’t let weeds win the battle! This workshop will help you identify common Texas weeds and share practical, sustainable control methods to keep them at bay. Perfect for home gardeners, landowners, and anyone tired of pulling weeds every weekend. Location: Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Office Auditorium 🔗 Register
- [Brazoria County - Texan's Guide to Growing and Cooking Mushrooms](https://txmg.org/event/brazoria-county-texans-guide-to-growing-and-cooking-mushrooms) - Ready to grow your own mushrooms at home? This hands-on workshop will teach you beginner-friendly varieties, safe growing methods, and even how to enjoy them in the kitchen. Whether you’re into gardening, homesteading, or culinary adventures, this class will give you the tools (and recipes!) to start your own fungi journey. Location: Texas A&M AgriLife Extension
- [Brazoria County - Lone Star Natives](https://txmg.org/event/brazoria-county-lone-star-natives) - Looking for a beautiful, low-maintenance landscape that saves water and supports local wildlife? Native plants are built for Texas! Join us to discover flowers, shrubs, and grasses that thrive in our unique climate while adding beauty to your yard. Learn how to design a Texas-smart garden with plants that truly belong here. Location: Texas A&M
- [Brazoria County - Y’all Need Plants: Houseplants 101](https://txmg.org/event/brazoria-county-yall-need-plants-houseplants-101) - Turn your home into a green oasis! Whether you’re brand new to houseplants or you’ve lost a few succulents along the way (don’t worry, we’ve all been there), this workshop covers the essentials: light, water, soil, repotting, and even pest prevention. Walk away with the confidence to keep your indoor plants happy and thriving. Location:
- [Brazoria County - Little Seeds, Big Flavor: A Texas Guide to Tomatoes & Peppers](https://txmg.org/event/brazoria-county-little-seeds-big-flavor-a-texas-guide-to-tomatoes-peppers) - Come spice up your garden with two Texas favorites — tomatoes and peppers! Learn the best varieties for our climate, how to start seeds, transplant, and keep your plants producing all season long. From salsa lovers to first-time veggie growers, this session will help you go from seed to table with flavor-packed success. 🔗 Register
- [Galveston County - 4th Annual Fall Festival & Plant Sale](https://txmg.org/event/galveston-county-4th-annual-fall-festival-plant-sale) - Galveston County Master Gardeners offer fun, food and discovery at our 4th Annual Fall Festival and Plant Sale. Featuring Discovery Garden tours and garden presentations, Ask a Master Gardener and Galveston County AgriLife Extension program booths. Select vendors, Master Gardener Grown plants, fall vegetables, herbs, bulbs, youth activities and more! To find out more: https://txmg.org/galveston/events/
- [Galveston County - Plumeria Care in Winter](https://txmg.org/event/galveston-county-plumeria-care-in-winter-2) - Learn how to cultivate and winterize your plumeria with Loretta Osteen, Galveston County Master Gardener. Loretta will share her expertise successfully growing outstanding trees known for breathtaking flowers and lovely scent. To register, visit: https://txmg.org/galveston/events/
- [Galveston County - Crafting with Herb](https://txmg.org/event/galveston-county-crafting-with-herb) - Are you interested in crafting with herbs or seeking thoughtful holiday gifts made from natural ingredients? Galveston County Master Gardeners Lynne Slaton and Reagan Mears will be instructing on creating herbal salts, featuring a presentation about Yaupon tea, and including a demonstration on flower pressing as well as constructing a flower press. Participants will engage
- [Waller County - Tree & Shrub Sale Save the Date](https://txmg.org/event/waller-county-tree-shrub-sale) - Place online orders September 5th through October 5th. Pick up is on October 25th at the Community Christian School in Hempstead. Waller County Master Gardeners Tree & Shrub Sale. Place online orders September 5th - October 5th. Pick up on October 25th at Community Christian School, Hempstead.
- [Brazoria County - FIGTOBERFEST](https://txmg.org/event/brazoria-county-figtoberfest) - Come get Fig-gy with us at FIGTOBERFEST! We will have educational speakers, exhibitors, fig tasting and so much more. Come fig-ure out the best way to grow, harvest, propagate and eat your favorite types of figs. Special guest speakers include Destin Noak-Texas Garden Guy and Phil D'Angelis from Phil's Figs, as well as Extension Specialists
- [Brazoria County- Strawberry Jamboree](https://txmg.org/event/brazoria-county-strawberry-jamboree-2) - Did you know that strawberries should be planted in October for harvest in April and May? Most big box stores carry them in the spring and that’s not the time to plant them. Come learn how best to grow strawberries in our area. We are BERRY excited to have you join us for the 3rd
- [Austin County - Fruit & Citrus Tree Sale](https://txmg.org/event/austin-county-fruit-citrus-tree-sale) - The Annual Fruit & Citrus Tree Sale will take place on Friday, August 29th, starting at 8:00 am at the American Legion Post #442, 1630 Meyer St., Sealy, Texas. There will be Bluebonnet Master Gardeners on site to help with the selection of fruit and citrus trees. All trees are locally sourced to ensure they are climatized for this area.
- [Smith County - 2025 From Bulbs to Blooms](https://txmg.org/event/smith-county-2025-from-bulbs-to-blooms) - Mark your calendars! The 2025 “From Bulbs to Blooms Conference & Bulbs Sale” is scheduled for October 25, 2025, at Pollard United Methodist Church from 9:00 am – 1:00 pm. Presentation by Dr. Greg Grant on "Growing On and On: A Bulb Sale Preview" about bulbs that grow well every year in East Texas. The
- [Waller County - Herbs in the Landscape](https://txmg.org/event/waller-county-herbs-in-the-landscape) - We invite you to join us at the extension office for this free event.
- [Galveston County - Backyard Composting](https://txmg.org/event/galveston-county-backyard-composting) - Galveston County Master Gardener Christie McGrath will present Backyard Composting where you’ll learn how to turn yard waste and kitchen scraps into a valuable addition to your soil. We’ll review the science behind composting, what materials are compostable and overcoming challenges. This presentation will cover a variety of composting methods and help you determine the
- [Galveston County - Urban Orchard Series: Growing Strawberries](https://txmg.org/event/galveston-county-urban-orchard-series-growing-strawberries) - Join Galveston County Master Gardeners Michael Reed and Briana Etie as they discuss growing strawberries on the Gulf Coast. Discussion will include types of strawberries grown in Texas and those best suited for our area, plugs vs. bare root, growing methods and common pest. We look forward to seeing both experienced and novice growers for a
- [Hood County - Romancing the Monarch Butterfly Festival](https://txmg.org/event/hood-county-romancing-the-monarch-butterfly-festival) - The public is invited to participate in the Romancing the Monarch Butterfly festival at the Lake Granbury Master Gardeners Demonstration Garden at 1410 W. Pearl St., Granbury, Tx 76048, (behind Hood County Annex I). See the botanical butterfly welcome mat of pollinating garden plants and increase awareness of the Monarch migration through Hood County. Visitors
- [Galveston County - Urban Orchard Series: T-Bud Grafting](https://txmg.org/event/galveston-county-urban-orchard-series-t-bud-grafting) - Galveston County Master Gardener Hazel Lampton will present a hands-on workshop for T-bud grafting. We will explore methods used on peach, plum, pear, apple and other fruit trees. ***NOTE: Workshop is limited to 20 participants. You must pre-register to participate*** To register, visit: https://txmg.org/galveston/events/
- [Wood County - Herb Festival 2025](https://txmg.org/event/wood-county-herb-festival-2025) - Join us for a fun event about all things herbs: historical, culinary, harvesting, preserving, and have them your way. There will be food trucks and vendors on site, raffle items, and a door prize from each session.
- [ONLINE: Tarrant County - Companion Planting](https://txmg.org/event/online-tarrant-county-companion-planting) - Companion planting is a holistic gardening technique where one grows different plants together that benefit each other in some way. Join us for our FREE Virtual Gardening Series on Tuesday, July 22nd at 7 pm CT via Zoom Webinar as Tarrant County Master Gardener Sheryl Whited shares various companion plantings for your home landscape! Pre-registration
- [Rockwall County - The Bulb Hunter Class](https://txmg.org/event/rockwall-county-the-bulb-hunter-class) - Join Rockwall County Master Gardeners, September 19, 2025, as we welcome Chris Wiesinger, founder of The Southern Bulb Company, and also known as “The Bulb Hunter,” as he shares his expertise on selecting and growing heirloom bulbs—perfect for Southern gardens that bloom beautifully for years to come. Bulbs will be available for purchase from your Rockwall County
- [Galveston County - Be a Superstar with Annuals](https://txmg.org/event/galveston-county-be-a-superstar-with-annuals) - Do you love spring flowers but get frustrated when they only last a short time before succumbing to the Texas heat and humidity? Are you spending additional money replacing your annuals two or three times a year? Are low-maintenance fall color annuals a priority to you? Join Galveston County Master Gardeners Patty McElhany and Stacy
- [Galveston County - Culinary Herbs & Edible Flowers](https://txmg.org/event/galveston-county-culinary-herbs-edible-flowers) - Bring flavor and beauty from your garden into your kitchen! Join Galveston County Master Gardeners Donna Merritt and Briana Etie for their latest herb seminar and discover secrets chefs use to spice up food, while adding beauty and nutritional value. They will also introduce the delightful possibilities of edible flowers to use in salads, desserts,
- [Galveston County - Fall Vegetables](https://txmg.org/event/galveston-county-fall-vegetables) - Galveston County Master Gardener Gene Speller will present a program on growing Cruciferous and other leafy vegetables normally grown during fall and winter months. The list includes popular varieties of broccoli, Brussels sprouts, cabbage, cauliflower, collards, kale, mustard and turnip greens. Other leafy vegetables include several varieties of lettuce, spinach and Swiss chard. A discussion
- [Galveston County - Onions & Garlic](https://txmg.org/event/galveston-county-onions-garlic) - Galveston County Master Gardener Kevin Lancon will highlight best practices for successfully growing bulb onions and garlic. Additional information on health and wellness benefits of each will be presented, as well as a few recipes and ways to utilize both onions and garlic in cooking, and possibly a tasting item or two. Kevin will share
- [ONLINE: Collin County - Plant Exploration & What It Means For Your Garden](https://txmg.org/event/online-collin-county-plant-exploration-what-it-means-for-your-garden) - Description (FREE) Plant Exploration and What It Means for Your Garden by Adam Black The Collin County Master Gardeners Association (CCMGA) invites you to join us for a special webinar on Wednesday, July 9, from 11:00 AM to 12:30 PM, featuring Adam Black, Director of Horticulture and Plant Conservation for Bartlett Tree Research Labs and Arboretum
- [ONLINE: Collin County - Fireproof Summer Vegetables](https://txmg.org/event/virtual-collin-county-fireproof-summer-vegetables) - Details Date: Wednesday, June 18, 2025 Time: 11:00 AM – 12:30 PM CDT Cost: Free For questions, please contact: summerspeakerseries@ccmgatx.org Description Fireproof Summer Vegetables by Dr. Greg Grant The Collin County Master Gardeners Association (CCMGA) invites you to join us for a special webinar on Wednesday, June 18, from 11:00 AM to 12:30 PM, featuring
- [ONLINE: Harris County – Cover Crops and Living Mulches](https://txmg.org/event/virtual-harris-county-cover-crops-and-living-mulches-2) - Low-maintenance ground covers will save on next season's fertilizer needs & manage pests better. Free Virtual Lecture hosted by Harris County Public Library via Facebook Live. No reservation required: facebook.com/harriscountypl/events
- [ONLINE: Tarrant County - Fall Garden Prep](https://txmg.org/event/online-tarrant-county-fall-garden-prep) - Join us for our FREE Virtual Gardening Series on Tuesday, June 24th at 7 pm CT via Zoom Webinar as Tarrant County Master Gardener Jim Parker shares fall gardening tasks that will help you successfully prepare your garden and landscape for winter! Pre-registration is required. To register, click on the link below. https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_6cUJ15KITumCJwaR6zSwGQ?os=ipad#/registration
- [Galveston County - Tropical Hibiscus](https://txmg.org/event/galveston-county-tropical-hibiscus) - Join special guest Marti Graves, American Hibiscus Society Member, to learn about the hibiscus family of plants from the Texas Natives to mallows to okra to Rosa-Sinensis, the Queen of the Tropics. This presentation will cover different types and how to grow them in our subtropical area. Marti will discuss propagation techniques, grafting and hybridizing
- [Galveston County - Herbs for the Health of It](https://txmg.org/event/galveston-county-herbs-for-the-health-of-it) - Join Galveston County Master Gardeners Donna Merritt and Briana Etie for an enlightening seminar where ancient wisdom meets modern wellness. Learn how to use everyday herbs to boost immunity, reduce stress, and enhance vitality. To register, visit online: https://galveston.agrilife.org/events/
- [Galveston County - Amazing Succulent Plants](https://txmg.org/event/galveston-county-amazing-succulent-plants) - Succulent plants delight us with unique shapes, vibrant colors, and ease of care. Join Galveston County Master Gardener Patricia Martin as she explores her favorite succulent plants, including Euphorbia, Haworthia, and Aloe species. You will learn about soil preparation, planting, and disease and pest management. To register, visit online: https://galveston.agrilife.org/events/
- [ADVANCED TRAINING: Turfgrass](https://txmg.org/event/advanced-training-turfgrass) - Advanced Training in Turfgrass for Master Gardeners is specialized education designed to deepen their knowledge and skills related to lawn and turf management. Flyer Training Curriculum Fillable Registration Form Printable Registration Form Two volunteers per county. Must have agent approval to attend. Key components typically include: Turfgrass species identification and their suitability for various climates
- [The 2025 Texas Plant Trial Road Trip: Overton and Brookshire](https://txmg.org/event/the-2025-texas-plant-trial-road-trip-overton-and-brookshire) - The 2025 tour stops at the Texas A&M AgriLife Research and Extension Center at Overton on June 26 and in Brookshire on June 27. The Overton stop coincides with the 2025 East Texas Annual and Perennial Plant Trials and Horticulture Field Day, which showcases more than 200 plants from 8:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. The
- [Tarrant County - Intro to Plant Propagation Workshop for Non-Gardeners](https://txmg.org/event/tarrant-county-intro-to-plant-propagation-workshop-for-non-gardeners) - Space is still available! Join Tarrant County Master Gardeners Rocky Deutscher and Sue Kelley to learn different methods of propagation! This in-person class is for NON-Master Gardeners and takes place from 9 am - 2 pm on Saturday, May 31st at the Waterworks Learning Center located 1801 Circle Drive in Fort Worth. The cost of
- [Tarrant County - Insect Hotels Workshop](https://txmg.org/event/tarrant-county-insect-hotels-workshop) - Attract beneficial insects to your garden with an insect hotel! Tarrant County Master Gardener John Cheney will share information that will enable you to become a good insect hotel host, and you will leave with your own insect hotel! This in-person class is takes place from 10 am - noon on Saturday, June 14th at
- [VIRTUAL: Tarrant County - Plant Pathogens](https://txmg.org/event/virtual-tarrant-county-plant-pathogens) - Bacteria, virus, fungus, nematodes, oh my! Join us for our FREE Virtual Gardening Series on Tuesday, June 10th at 7 pm CT via Zoom Webinar as Tarrant County Master Gardener Donna Smith shares with you some of the plant pathogens that may be lurking in your garden! Pre-registration is required. To register, click on the
- [Somervell County - Nutsedge Control, Wicking Tubs, and Antique Roses](https://txmg.org/event/somervell-county-nutsedge-control-wicking-tubs-and-antique-roses) - In our continuing series of Master Gardeners Present, Master Gardener David Locke will speak about his experiment with nutsedge control: "A Nutty Situation: How We Approached Nutsedge Control." Master Gardener Monty Anderson will demonstrate how to build a wicking tub, and, Master Gardener Beverly White will present "How Antique Roses Can Fit in Your Garden."
- [Harris County – Preserving the Harvest Workshop- Fermentation & Pressure Canning](https://txmg.org/event/harris-county-preserving-the-harvest-workshop-fermentation-pressure-canning) - SAT, AUG 9, 9am- 3pm. Steve Radack Community Center, 18650 Clay Rd., Houston. Learn the basics of food preservation and canning safety. Participants take home 2 canned products. $50 (lunch included), registration required: square.link/u/pHNIzXvF Lunch included!
- [Harris County – Preserving the Harvest Workshop- Pickles and Jam](https://txmg.org/event/harris-county-preserving-the-harvest-workshop-pickles-and-jam) - FRI, JUNE 6, 1pm- 5pm. George H.W. Bush CC, 6827 Cypresswood Dr., Spring. Learn the basics of food preservation and canning safety. Participants take home 2 canned products. $35, registration required: square.link/u/pHNIzXvF
- [VIRTUAL: Harris County – Cover Crops and Living Mulches](https://txmg.org/event/virtual-harris-county-cover-crops-and-living-mulches) - Low-maintenance ground covers will save on next season's fertilizer needs & manage pests better. Free Virtual Lecture hosted by Houston Community College. Register in advance to receive link: hcc.idloom.events/gardening-series/register
- [Lubbock County - Home Garden Tours](https://txmg.org/event/lubbock-county-home-garden-tours) - The self-directed tour features five Lubbock area home gardens and the LMGA Demonstration Garden. It’s a great chance to see diverse garden styles, innovative design elements, sustainable garden practices, and creative solutions to common gardening challenges in the West Texas High Plains. Ticket sales are online. Tickets are $20 for adults; kids under age 13
- [Galveston County - Successful Container Gardening](https://txmg.org/event/galveston-county-successful-container-gardening) - Galveston County Master Gardener Karolyn Gephart, will present Successful Container Gardening in our Gulf Coast Region. Topics covered will be practical and useful, and will include environment planting, locations, plant categories, maintenance, benefits, and more. In addition, GCMG Kaye Corey will be demonstrating how to prepare different containers and insert the plants which will be
- [Galveston County - Woody Shrubs & Trees](https://txmg.org/event/galveston-county-woody-shrubs-trees) - Join Galveston County Master Gardener Briana Etie in this educational series with plants that are proven to survive in our Gulf Coast area using Texas Superstar® Plants. ***NOTE LOCATION - Discovery Garden in Carbide Park, 4102 Main St (FM 519), La Marque, 77568*** To register, visit online: https://galveston.agrilife.org/events/
- [Galveston County - Texas Superstar® Specialty Plants](https://txmg.org/event/galveston-county-texas-superstar-specialty-plants) - Galveston County Master Gardeners Steve Holliday and Karen Nelson will discuss Texas Superstar® Specialty Plants. These specialty plants include hearty ornamentals, vegetables, herbs, citrus and grapes. Superstar plants have been selected and field tested to perform well in Texas's challenging climate without the need for chemical pesticides and fertilizers. Learn all about growing these superstars and see them thriving in the
- [ONLINE - Landscape Pests](https://txmg.org/event/online-landscape-pests) - The following is a list of Entomology webinars that you can attend for CEUS. Each topic lasts for one hour or less. They will be recorded for later viewing. All of the webinars use the same link. Time: Jan 17, 2025 10:00 AM- tree insects Feb 14, 2025 10:00 AM- invasive insects/ arthropods (maybe some
- [Waller County - Environmental Quality Incentives and Conservation Stewardship](https://txmg.org/event/waller-county-environmental-quality-incentives-and-conservation-stewardship) - We invite you to join us at the extension office for this information session. This event is free to the public!
- [ADVANCED TRAINING: Earth-Kind®](https://txmg.org/event/advanced-training-earth-kind) - The Master Gardener Extension Volunteer Advanced Training in Earth-Kind® Gardening was created as an intensive multi-day training that would empower certified Master Gardeners throughout the State with knowledge and skills required to effectively support and multiply Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service efforts in Earth-Kind® environmental educational programs in their counties. Topics include: The Earth-Kind Story®,
- [ADVANCED TRAINING: Herbs](https://txmg.org/event/advanced-training-herbs-2) - The Master Gardener Extension Volunteer Advanced Training in Herbs was created as an intensive multi-day training that would empower certified Master Gardeners throughout the state with knowledge and skills required to effectively support and multiply Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service efforts in herb educational programs in their counties. Topics include history and use of herbs,
- [Waller County - Junior Master Gardener Camp](https://txmg.org/event/waller-county-junior-master-gardener-camp) - Junior Master Gardener Summer Camp Open to students entering third through sixth grade in the fall of 2025 Registration fee is $25.00 per student - scholarships are available Deadline for registration is June 15, 2025 Date: June 23-27, 2025 Time: 8:30 am - 12:00 noon Location: Christ Lutheran Church Fellowship Hall located at 35912 Royal Road - Pattison Contact information:
- [Waller County - All About Succulents](https://txmg.org/event/waller-county-all-about-succulents) - Waller County Master Gardeners will host Marian Cates, owner of Bellflower Garden Center, who will teach us all about succulents. We invite you to join us at the extension office for this information session. This event is free to the public!
- [Galveston County - Plumeria Propagation](https://txmg.org/event/galveston-county-plumeria-propagation) - Celebrate growing beautiful plumerias with Loretta Osteen, Galveston County Master Gardener. Loretta will share her expertise successfully growing outstanding trees known for breathtaking flowers.
- [Galveston County - Texas Superstars, Perennials & Pre-Annual](https://txmg.org/event/galveston-county-texas-superstars-perennials-pre-annual) - Join Galveston County Master Gardeners Sue Bain and Karen Nelson to explore Texas Superstar® Plants that can live longer than two years and tropical perennials as annuals. Get your garden ready by selecting heat and drought-resistant plants that require minimal care, while adding color and curb appeal to your home garden.
- [Galveston County - Aromatherapy & Cleaning with Herbs](https://txmg.org/event/galveston-county-aromatherapy-cleaning-with-herbs) - Galveston County Master Gardeners Donna Merritt and Briana Etie will provide an instructional presentation of herbs which can be used to promote emotional, physical and spiritual well-being. Also, how using essential oils as ingredients to create household cleaning products to reduce the use of harsh chemicals in your home.
- [Smith County - Home Garden Tours](https://txmg.org/event/smith-county-home-garden-tours) - Join us for our 2025 tour featuring 5 inspirational gardens all located within the City of Tyler. When: Saturday, May 17th Time: 9:00 am – 3:00 pm, rain or shine. Tickets are $15 per person in advance online and $20 per person the day of the event and may be purchased at any garden location
- [Angelina County - Earth-Kind Techniques](https://txmg.org/event/angelina-county-earth-kind-techniques) - Master Gardeners will be demonstrating Earth-Kind techniques and answering any gardening questions at the Angelina County Farmers Market.
- [Angelina County - Texas Superstar Plants](https://txmg.org/event/angelina-county-texas-superstar-plants) - Lexie Allen and Jeannine Stevens will present: Let's Talk Superstars! Jeannine Stevens and Lexie Allen, Angelina County Master Gardeners, will present a program on Texas Superstar Plants. Strong and Stunning Plants for your Texas landscape and vegetable garden. Texas A&M AgriLife highly recommends plants based on statewide testing.
- [Dallas County - Raincatcher's Annual Plant Sale](https://txmg.org/event/dallas-county-raincatchers-annual-plant-sale) - Featuring annuals, perennials, herbs, veggies, succulents, house plants, shrubs, trees, groundcovers, and irises!
- [Gonzales County – Annual Spring Plant Sale](https://txmg.org/event/gonzales-county-annual-spring-plant-sale) - The Gonzales Master Gardeners will be holding their annual Spring Plant Sale on Saturday, April 12 at Independence Square in downtown Gonzales from 8:30 a.m. until 1:00 p.m. Annual and perennial plants, herbs, roses, succulents, and native plants grown by Gonzales Master Gardeners will be available along with a supplementation of nursery grown plants that
- [Galveston County - Blackberries & Blueberries for Small Yards](https://txmg.org/event/galveston-county-blackberries-blueberries-for-small-yards) - Learn how to grow blackberries and blueberries, a two for one seminar with Galveston County Master Gardener Monica Martens. Monica will present blackberry and blueberry varieties, cultivation, fertilization and maintenance. She will also share ideas for activities with kids. After the presentation, a tour of the berry plants in the Discovery Garden will follow, at about
- [Tarrant County - Cooking with Herbs](https://txmg.org/event/tarrant-county-cooking-with-herbs) - Join Tarrant County Master Gardener Sheryl Whited to learn all about the best culinary herbs to grow in North Texas! There will be herbal dishes that will tickle your taste buds to sample and recipes to take home, so you don’t want to miss it! This FREE in-person class is from 10:00 am to noon
- [Williamson County – 17th Annual Native and Adapted Plant Sale](https://txmg.org/event/williamson-county-17th-annual-native-and-adapted-plant-sale) - Join the Williamson County Master Gardeners for the 17th Annual Native and Adapted Plant Sale from 10:00am to 2:00pm on Saturday, March 22nd at the Georgetown Community Center located in San Gabriel Park at 445 E. Morrow Street in Georgetown. The doors open at 9:00am so you can begin the day with an educational presale
- [Somervell County – Annual Plant Sale](https://txmg.org/event/somervell-county-annual-plant-sale) - Come to our annual garden plant sale for a selection of vines, perennials, and Superstars! The Somervell County Master Gardener annual plant sale will be May 3, 2025 from 8:30 until we sell out. It will be held at the County Park pavilion next to the Sonic, 1600 Big Bend Trail, Glen Rose, TX 76043.
- [Somervell County – Texas Superstars and Following the Sun in Your Landscape](https://txmg.org/event/somervell-county-texas-superstars-and-following-the-sun-in-your-landscape) - Just what is a Texas Superstar®? Master Gardener Lisa Anderson will discuss Texas A&M University’s Texas Superstars® program and what it means for you as a gardener. Master Gardener Valerie Freund will also share how to map the sun in your landscape. With this information, you’ll know exactly how much light is available for your
- [Concho Valley - Annual Plant Sale](https://txmg.org/event/concho-valley-annual-plant-sale) - We will have over 6000 plants! A list of the available plants is on our website at https://txmg.org/conchovalley/. For more information, you may go to our website or email Allison Schwarz below.
- [Hays County - Tree Plant Sale](https://txmg.org/event/hays-county-tree-plant-sale) - It’s Spring planting season - time for your perennials, ground cover, vines, ornamental trees, vegetables, and herbs! While days are getting longer and temperatures are rising, the cooler evenings provide the perfect conditions for plant roots to establish a strong foundation for the hot Texas summers ahead. Locally Grown, Climate-Appropriate Plants: The plants in our
- [Angelina County - Spring Plant Sale](https://txmg.org/event/angelina-county-spring-plant-sale) - Join us for our annual spring plant sale at the Angelina County Farmer's Market! We are open till sold out!
- [Angelina County - Raised Gardens and Soils](https://txmg.org/event/angelina-county-raised-gardens-and-soils) - Angelina County Master Gardeners will present a program about raised gardens and soil. James McEntire will discuss the fundamentals of building raised gardens and Julia Canas will discuss best practices for gardening soil.
- [Angelina County - EarthKind Gardening and Children's Gardening Activity](https://txmg.org/event/angelina-county-earthkind-gardening-and-childrens-gardening-activity) - Mornings at the Market Angelina Master Gardeners will be located at the Greenhouse inside the Angelina County Farmers Market answering your gardening questions. There will also be a children's gardening activity. Location: 2107 South Medford Dr. Lufkin, Tx 75901 Outside the Greenhouse inside the Angelina County Farmers Market
- [Galveston County - Texas Superstars](https://txmg.org/event/galveston-county-texas-superstars) - First of a 5-part series, check out Texas Superstar® plants with Galveston County Master Gardeners Sue Bain and Karen Nelson. Texas Superstar® plants thrive easily in our tough Texas environment and produce stellar blooms and fruit. Whether you are a novice or an experienced gardener, you will be able to choose Superstar® plants from this
- [Galveston County - Making Herbal Teas and Tisanes](https://txmg.org/event/galveston-county-making-herbal-teas-and-tisanes) - Galveston County Master Gardeners Donna Merritt and Briana Etie continue the Herb Series with another hands-on workshop using herbs to make herbal tisanes, teas, mocktails, and refreshing drinks. “How-to” demonstrations will be given for lavender lemonade, herbal mocktails and tisanes. For the hands-on portion, participants will have the opportunity to create their own herbal tisane
- [Tarrant County - Annual Spring Plant Sale](https://txmg.org/event/tarrant-county-annual-spring-plant-sale) - Although it may be hard to believe, spring is just around the corner, and Tarrant County Master Gardeners are getting ready for the TCMGA Annual Spring Online Plant Sale! The online sale will take place between March 23rd and April 16th and will allow you to conveniently shop from the comfort of your home! Mark
- [Tarrant County - Gourds! Gourds! Gourds!](https://txmg.org/event/tarrant-county-gourds-gourds-gourds) - Join us for an in-person presentation to explore the world of gourds! $5 fee to take home your own gourd plant! https://shop.tcmga.org/product/tcmga-education-class-gourds-gourds-gourds-saturday-march-8-2025-from-10am-to-noon-open-to-the-public/
- [ONLINE - Tarrant County - Herbs & Their Multipurpose](https://txmg.org/event/online-tarrant-county-herbs-their-multipurpose) - Join us for our FREE Virtual Gardening Series on Tuesday, March 25th at 7 pm CT via Zoom Webinar as Tarrant County Master Gardener Sheryl Whited shares the history of herbs, their uses, and their benefits to pollinators! Pre-registration is required. To register, click on the link below. https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_HZK-bM-wTVqWHOjjiQALzQ?os=ipad#/registration After registering, you will receive a
- [Tarrant County - Spring Bulb Sale](https://txmg.org/event/tarrant-county-spring-bulb-sale/2025-02-19) - It’s time for TCMGA’s Annual Spring Bulb Sale! Our sale is open to the public! Shop for bulbs through March 6th at https://shop.tcmga.org/product-category/tcmga-spring-2025-online-bulb-sale-open-to-the-public-january-22/ Caladium bulbs are $13 for a set of 10 bulbs. Please see individual elephant ear varieties for pricing on the website. Please note that the White Queen caladiums are sold out at
- [Waller County - Garden Bug Problems!](https://txmg.org/event/waller-county-garden-bug-problems) - Please join us at the extension office for a presentation by Patty Banzhaf regarding bug problems in the garden.
- [Harris County – Celebrating Earth Day](https://txmg.org/event/harris-county-celebrating-earth-day) - TUE, APR 22, 10:30am. Tracy Gee Community Center, 3599 Westcenter Dr., Houston. Celebrate Earth Day with a presentation and community cheer. txmg.org/hcmga HARRIS COUNTY MASTER GARDENER PUBLIC LECTURES Harris County – Texas Superstar Plants THUR, FEB 13, 11am. Tracy Gee Community Center, 3599 Westcenter Dr., Houston. Learn about the Texas Superstar program and how these specially
- [Harris County – Tree Walk & Talk](https://txmg.org/event/harris-county-tree-walk-talk) - Learn about the trees that were chosen for this area and how they benefit our community. txmg.org/hcmga HARRIS COUNTY MASTER GARDENER PUBLIC LECTURES Harris County – Texas Superstar Plants THUR, FEB 13, 11am. Tracy Gee Community Center, 3599 Westcenter Dr., Houston. Learn about the Texas Superstar program and how these specially selected plants can make
- [Galveston County - Herb Propagation](https://txmg.org/event/galveston-county-herb-propagation) - Galveston County Master Gardeners Briana Etie and Donna Merritt will present hands-on demonstrations in propagation techniques with seeds and cuttings of herbs. They will also share tips for growing herbs in our Gulf Coast gardens. To register, visit online: https://galveston.agrilife.org/events/
- [Galveston County - Chili Peppers from A to Z](https://txmg.org/event/galveston-county-chili-peppers-from-a-to-z) - Galveston County Master Gardener Gene Speller will discuss best practices for cultivating chili peppers from seed to harvest. He will also include specific descriptions and recommendations for over 40 different varieties of sweet and hot peppers along with a few culinary suggestions. Additionally, a discussion of insect and disease control recommendations for peppers will be
- [Galveston County - Spring Vegetables](https://txmg.org/event/galveston-county-spring-vegetables) - Galveston County Master Gardener Gene Speller will present basic information on how to plan a vegetable garden that works best for you. He will also include a brief discussion of “Fun Facts and Tips” for growing 10 popular Spring Vegetables in Galveston County (Tomatoes, Chili Peppers, Green Beans, Sweet Corn, Cucumbers, Squash, Okra, Eggplant, Irish
- [Galveston County - Tomato Stress Management (Part 3/3)](https://txmg.org/event/galveston-county-tomato-stress-management-part-3-3) - Do you want to learn how to grow great tomatoes? This is the third in a series by Galveston County Master Gardener Ira Gervais, learning about growing great tomatoes in Galveston County. Program overview includes identifying tomato diseases and insect stress, and how to minimize them to increase yields. To register, visit online: https://galveston.agrilife.org/events/
- [Llano County - Native Spring Plant Sale](https://txmg.org/event/llano-county-native-spring-plant-sale) - The annual spring Native Plant Sale will be held on April 5th. The sale starts at 8 a.m. sharp and ends when all of the plants are sold. Plants go FAST! Be prompt. Master Gardeners are there to advise you and answer your plant questions. They can even help you load your vehicle with your
- [Comal - Milkweeds, Monarchs, and South Texas Weather](https://txmg.org/event/comal-milkweeds-monarchs-and-south-texas-weather) - Plant Give-away, Demo garden tour, Kids Activities, Hayrides, Mobile Library, Water Conservation, and much more! Speakers: 9:30 am - Calvin Finch - Milkweed and Monarchs 10:30 am - Paul Yura - Weatherman in South Texas
- [Harris County – Northwest Spring Into Summer Plant Sale](https://txmg.org/event/harris-county-northwest-spring-into-summer-plant-sale) - Fill your garden with the best varieties that have been chosen to thrive in Houston. Pre-order online Apr 17- 24 and pickup at the sale for the best selection. txmg.org/hcmga/shop
- [Harris County – Southeast Perennial Plant Sale](https://txmg.org/event/harris-county-southeast-perennial-plant-sale) - A wide variety of fruit trees, berries, tomatoes & peppers are available. For the best selection, pre-order online Apr 1-10, for easy pick-up on sale day. txmg.org/hcmga/shop
- [ONLINE - Harris County – Spring Vegetable Gardening](https://txmg.org/event/online-harris-county-spring-vegetable-gardening) - Choose the best veggies, prepare soil, start seeds & use natural pest control for homegrown produce. Free Virtual Lecture hosted by Harris County Public Library via Facebook Live. No reservation required: facebook.com/harriscountypl/events NO RSVP needed.
- [Fannin County - 20th Annual Garden, Lawn, and Home Expo](https://txmg.org/event/fannin-county-20th-annual-garden-lawn-and-home-expo) - Join us for food trucks, vendor booths, silent auction, and door prizes. Possible educational topics will be integrated pest management, pollinator gardens, greenhouses, and vermicomposting! Admission is FREE!
- [Grayson County - Outreach & Plant Sale](https://txmg.org/event/grayson-county-outreach-plant-sale) - PLANT SALE! Discussions include Land and Landscape Stewardship, Conservation, Health & Wellness, and Community. There will be locally grown plants, educational mini-seminars, food trucks, vendors, and sponsors.
- [Hood County - Annual Spring Plant Sale](https://txmg.org/event/hood-county-annual-spring-plant-sale) - Featuring Texas perennials that thrive in our area.
- [Brazos County - Spring Plant Sale](https://txmg.org/event/brazos-county-spring-plant-sale-3) - Bring your wagon and come select from natives, perennials, herbs, vegetables, and more. All are especially suited to Brazos County's growing conditions. All proceeds will support the educational programs of the Brazos County AgriLife Extension Horticulture and Brazos County Master Gardeners.
- [ADVANCED TRAINING: Trees and Tree Care](https://txmg.org/event/advanced-training-trees-and-tree-care-3) - The Advanced Master Gardener Trees and Tree Care training is an intensive multi-day training that provides Master Gardeners with knowledge and skills required to effectively support and multiply Texas A&M AgriLife Extension efforts in educational programs. The class will teach you about trees and tree care in the home landscape, as well as how to
- [ADVANCED TRAINING: Plant Propagation   ** CLASS IS FULL **](https://txmg.org/event/advanced-training-plant-propagation-4) - The Advanced Training Program aims to provide specialized education that enables Master Gardeners to enhance and expand designated educational programs offered by the Texas Master Gardener Program and Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service. Plant Propagation The Plant Propagation training was developed as a hands-on, intensive, multi-day program to equip Texas Master Gardeners with advanced knowledge
- [Galveston County – ONLINE Spring Fling! Plant Sale](https://txmg.org/event/galveston-county-online-spring-fling-plant-sale) - Choose from hundreds of plants adapted to the Texas Gulf Coast growing area. Fruit and citrus trees, tomatoes, potatoes, sweet peppers, bulbs and perennials will be available. Shop NOON TO NOON Feb 17 – Feb 18 online & schedule a curbside pick-up time. Visit the Galveston County Master Gardeners’ online store for more details –
- [Tarrant County — Growing Roses in North Texas](https://txmg.org/event/tarrant-county-growing-roses-in-north-texas) - Join Tarrant County Master Gardener Marie-José Smith to learn how to grow and care for roses in North Texas! This in-person class will take place at 10 am on Saturday, February 21st at 1801 Circle Drive in Fort Worth. Registration for this FREE class is required as space is limited. Register at shop.TCMGA.org or find
- [ONLINE - Tarrant County — Wildflowers at Home](https://txmg.org/event/online-tarrant-county-wildflowers-at-home) - Do you have an area of your yard that stays dry or gets neglected? Just love Texas wildflowers and want a more natural feature for your yard? A wildflower patch or pocket prairie is the perfect solution! Have beautiful wildflowers blooming year-round outside your window with little to no care. Learn about: * The benefits
- [Gonzales County - Annual Tomato/Vegetable Plant Sale](https://txmg.org/event/gonzales-county-annual-tomato-vegetable-plant-sale) - The Gonzales Master Gardeners will be holding their annual Tomato/Vegetable Plant Sale on Saturday, March 8, 2025, where they will be selling tomatoes, peppers, and other vegetables. The sale will take place at PACE: Plantatarium A Center for Exploration. This is the Gonzales Master Gardeners’ building located at 623 N. Fair Street next to Gonzales
- [ONLINE/Collin County - Tomato Workshop](https://txmg.org/event/online-collin-county-tomato-workshop) - Discover the joys of home-grown tomatoes in our upcoming Tomato Workshop! IN-PERSON or ONLINE Option! Join us to learn from a local expert about the entire tomato cultivation process. This comprehensive workshop will cover everything from preparing your soil and growing tomatoes from seeds to tackling common diseases and pests. Gain insights on optimal sun
- [Collin County - Spring Plant Sale](https://txmg.org/event/collin-county-spring-plant-sale-2) - Get your garden ready for the growing season at the 2025 Spring Plant Sale, presented by the Collin County Master Gardeners Association. This event features a curated selection of locally grown, drought-tolerant plants, including annuals, perennials, natives, pollinator-friendly shrubs, and more—plants you won’t find at big box stores! What to Expect: Thousands of plants hand-picked
- [Collin County - The Garden Show](https://txmg.org/event/collin-county-the-garden-show/2025-03-15) - Join us for The Garden Show 2025! This two-day event has been a perennial favorite for residents of Collin County and surrounding areas since 2011. There is no better place than The Garden Show to learn about North Texas gardening and Earth-Kind® gardening principles. ● 100+ Local, Garden-Related Vendors Eco-Friendly Gardening & Sustainable Practices
- [Milam County - Annual Plant Sale](https://txmg.org/event/milam-county-annual-plant-sale-2) - The annual Milam County Master Gardener Plant Sale is scheduled for Saturday, March 1st from 9:00 am to 1:00 pm at the Milam County Expo Building, 301 South Houston Street, in Cameron. Come early to have the best selection of natives, EarthKind, pollinators, vegetables, succulents, herbs, roses, trees, and LOTS of blooming plants. A raffle
- [ONLINE - Bexar - Gardening & Landscaping](https://txmg.org/event/online-bexar-gardening-landscaping-2) - Bexar County Master Gardeners host a semi-annual educational seminar, CULTIVATE!, and this year our event is scheduled for Friday, February 28, and Saturday, March 1. We will once again offer this program online so that you can learn from the comfort of your own home. This spring, we offer 6 workshops on a variety of
- [ONLINE - Bexar - Gardening & Landscaping](https://txmg.org/event/online-bexar-gardening-landscaping) - Bexar County Master Gardeners host a semi-annual educational seminar, CULTIVATE!, and this year our event is scheduled for Friday, February 28, and Saturday, March 1. We will once again offer this program online so that you can learn from the comfort of your own home. This spring, we offer 6 workshops on a variety of
- [ADVANCED TRAINING - Plant Propagation](https://txmg.org/event/advanced-training-plant-propagation-3) - The Advanced Training Program aims to provide specialized education that enables Master Gardeners to enhance and expand designated educational programs offered by the Texas Master Gardener Program and Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service. Plant Propagation The Plant Propagation training was developed as a hands-on, intensive, multi-day program to equip Texas Master Gardeners with advanced knowledge
- [Waller County - Annual Plant Sale](https://txmg.org/event/waller-county-annual-plant-sale-2) - Vegetables, Herbs, and Ornamentals available for purchase. Shop early to get the best selection of plants, worm castings, and MicroLife products for your spring garden needs!
- [Fort Bend County - 40th Anniversary Annual Fort Bend Regional Vegetable Conference](https://txmg.org/event/fort-bend-county-40th-anniversary-annual-fort-bend-regional-vegetable-conference) - Exciting Speakers and Exhibitors, Co-Sponsors, Door Prizes and more. Lunch included! Licensed TDA pesticide applicators can earn 5 CEUs* (2 General, 2 IPM and 1 L&R). *CEUs at this event will not apply to structural licenses. (check-in 7:15-8:00am) Early Discounted Registration: $35.00 now through January 24, 2025 Late Registration: $45.00 January 25 through noon on
- [Galveston County - Growing Avocados](https://txmg.org/event/galveston-county-growing-avocados) - Galveston County Master Gardener Hazel Lampton, a gardener with years of experience growing avocados, will provide a program featuring the best varieties for our area of the Gulf Coast. She will cover how to start plants from seeds, as well as tips on tree planting, and cultivation methods for growing avocados. Register here: https://galveston.agrilife.org/events/
- [Galveston County - Irish Potatoes](https://txmg.org/event/galveston-county-irish-potatoes) - Galveston County Master Gardener Kevin Lancon presents success growing Irish potatoes in your home garden. This presentation is for beginners and seasoned potato gardeners alike. Kevin will focus on different winning varieties for our area, best practices for maximum production, and a few facts and myths about potato gardening. In addition, Family and Community Health
- [Galveston County - Backyard Citrus](https://txmg.org/event/galveston-county-backyard-citrus) - Retired Galveston County Master Gardener and citrus expert Robert Marshall’s presentation will feature citrus tree varieties for our area, rootstocks, nutrients, disease (citrus canker and citrus greening), insect problems, control of birds and critters, and freeze protection. To register, visit online: https://galveston.agrilife.org/events/ Registration deadline is February 6, 2025 at 3 p.m.
- [Galveston County - DIY Skincare With Herbs Workshop](https://txmg.org/event/galveston-county-diy-skincare-with-herbs-workshop) - Join Galveston County Master Gardeners Donna Merritt and Briana Etie for an engaging, hands-on workshop where you’ll learn to make homemade skincare products using natural herbs. Discover how these healthy alternatives nourish your body while connecting to nature. The highlight of the workshop is a demonstration on creating lip balm, featuring herb-infused oil sourced directly from our Discovery
- [ONLINE - Entomology Short Course (1/4)](https://txmg.org/event/online-entomology-short-course) - Wizzie is starting a virtual class on entomology. This is NOT advanced training, so no volunteer requirements are attached. Wizzie will guide you through a four-class series, each of which is 2 hours long. Classes cover arthropod classification, identification of common insect orders, identification of common arachnids, and beneficial arthropod groups. You can log CEUs
- [ONLINE - Entomology Short Course (2/4)](https://txmg.org/event/online-entomology-short-course-2) - Wizzie is starting a virtual class on entomology. This is NOT advanced training, so no volunteer requirements are attached. Wizzie will guide you through a four-class series, each of which is 2 hours long. Classes cover arthropod classification, identification of common insect orders, identification of common arachnids, and beneficial arthropod groups. You can log CEUs
- [ONLINE - Entomology Short Course (3/4)](https://txmg.org/event/online-entomology-short-course-3) - Wizzie is starting a virtual class on entomology. This is NOT advanced training, so no volunteer requirements are attached. Wizzie will guide you through a four-class series, each of which is 2 hours long. Classes cover arthropod classification, identification of common insect orders, identification of common arachnids, and beneficial arthropod groups. You can log CEUs
- [ONLINE - Entomology Short Course (4/4)](https://txmg.org/event/online-entomology-short-course-4-4) - Wizzie is starting a virtual class on entomology. This is NOT advanced training, so no volunteer requirements are attached. Wizzie will guide you through a four-class series, each of which is 2 hours long. Classes cover arthropod classification, identification of common insect orders, identification of common arachnids, and beneficial arthropod groups. You can log CEUs
- [ONLINE - Pesticide Mode of Action](https://txmg.org/event/online-pesticide-mode-of-action) - The following is a list of Entomology webinars that you can attend for CEUS. Each topic lasts for one hour or less. They will be recorded for later viewing. Those links can be found on the approved eLearning courses document referenced on the home page of VMS. All of the webinars use the same link.
- [ONLINE - Plants for Pollinators](https://txmg.org/event/online-plants-for-pollinators) - The following is a list of Entomology webinars that you can attend for CEUS. Each topic lasts for one hour or less. They will be recorded for later viewing. Those links can be found on the approved eLearning courses document referenced on the home page of VMS. All of the webinars use the same link.
- [ONLINE - Silk Moth Identification](https://txmg.org/event/online-silk-moth-identification) - The following is a list of Entomology webinars that you can attend for CEUS. Each topic lasts for one hour or less. They will be recorded for later viewing. Those links can be found on the approved eLearning courses document referenced on the home page of VMS. All of the webinars use the same link.
- [ONLINE - IPM Basics (pesticide alternatives)](https://txmg.org/event/online-ipm-basics-pesticides-alternatives) - The following is a list of Entomology webinars that you can attend for CEUS. Each topic lasts for one hour or less. They will be recorded for later viewing. Those links can be found on the approved eLearning courses document referenced on the home page of VMS. All of the webinars use the same link.
- [ONLINE - Bug-Friendly Yards](https://txmg.org/event/online-bug-friendly-yards) - The following is a list of Entomology webinars that you can attend for CEUS. Each topic lasts for one hour or less. They will be recorded for later viewing. Those links can be found on the approved eLearning courses document referenced on the home page of VMS. All of the webinars use the same link.
- [ONLINE - Native Bee Identification](https://txmg.org/event/online-native-bee-identification) - The following is a list of Entomology webinars that you can attend for CEUS. Each topic lasts for one hour or less. They will be recorded for later viewing. Those links can be found on the approved eLearning courses document referenced on the home page of VMS. All of the webinars use the same link.
- [ONLINE - Vegetable Insects](https://txmg.org/event/online-vegetable-insects) - The following is a list of Entomology webinars that you can attend for CEUS. Each topic lasts for one hour or less. They will be recorded for later viewing. Those links can be found on the approved eLearning courses document referenced on the home page of VMS. All of the webinars use the same link.
- [ONLINE - Invasive Insects/Arthropods](https://txmg.org/event/online-invasive-insects-arthropods) - The following is a list of Entomology webinars that you can attend for CEUS. Each topic lasts for one hour or less. They will be recorded for later viewing. Those links can be found on the approved eLearning courses document referenced on the home page of VMS. All of the webinars use the same link.
- [ONLINE - Tree Insects](https://txmg.org/event/online-tree-insects) - The following is a list of Entomology webinars that you can attend for CEUS. Each topic lasts for one hour or less. They will be recorded for later viewing. Those links can be found on the approved eLearning courses document referenced on the home page of VMS. All of the webinars use the same link.
- [Gregg County - Annual Gardening Seminar](https://txmg.org/event/gregg-county-annual-gardening-seminar) - Get a jump on your plans for a Yard-of-the Month-worthy gardening season! Andrew King, ornamental specialist and assistant professor in the Texas A&M Department of Horticultural Sciences, will focus on ornamentals in the landscape, attendees will learn how to improve soil from Mary's Heirloom Seeds, and Jay White, owner/publisher of Texas Gardener Magazine will share
- [Angelina County - Raised Beds, Soil Preparation, and a Successful Growing Season](https://txmg.org/event/angelina-county-raised-beds-soil-preparation-and-a-successful-growing-season) - Join us in learning how to have a successful growing season by learning from our two very own master gardeners about raised beds and soil preparation to-dos. Free to attend and bring your own lunch!
- [Waller County - Tree Giveaway](https://txmg.org/event/waller-county-tree-giveaway) - Join us for a tree giveaway until the last tree is gone!
- [Harris County – Plant Sale at Cy-Fair Home & Outdoor Living Show](https://txmg.org/event/harris-county-plant-sale-at-cy-fair-home-outdoor-living-show-2) - Fruit trees, flowers, vegetables, planters and garden décor at great prices! Pre-order online Mar 17- 20 and pickup at the sale for the best selection. txmg.org/hcmga/shop
- [Harris County – Plant Sale at Cy-Fair Home & Outdoor Living Show](https://txmg.org/event/harris-county-plant-sale-at-cy-fair-home-outdoor-living-show) - Fruit trees, flowers, vegetables, planters and garden décor at great prices! Pre-order online Mar 17- 20 and pickup at the sale for the best selection. txmg.org/hcmga/shop
- [Harris County – Westside Tomato, Herb & Pepper Sale](https://txmg.org/event/harris-county-westside-tomato-herb-pepper-sale) - Fill your spring garden with the best varieties that have been chosen to thrive in Houston. Pre-order online Feb 27- Mar 6 and pickup at the sale for the best selection. txmg.org/hcmga/shop
- [Harris County – Southeast Fruit Tree & Tomato Sale](https://txmg.org/event/harris-county-southeast-fruit-tree-tomato-sale) - 8am class on citrus growing by Dr. Nesbitt of Texas A&M. A wide variety of fruit trees, berries, tomatoes & peppers available. For the best selection, pre-order online Feb 3-13, for easy pick-up on sale day. txmg.org/hcmga/shop
- [ONLINE - Harris County – History of Genoa Friendship Gardens](https://txmg.org/event/online-harris-county-history-of-genoa-friendship-gardens-2) - Unpaving a Parking Lot - A look at history, photos and purpose of GFG Demonstration Gardens. Free Virtual Lecture hosted by Harris County Public Library via Facebook Live. No reservation required: facebook.com/harriscountypl/events
- [ONLINE - Harris County – History of Genoa Friendship Gardens](https://txmg.org/event/online-harris-county-history-of-genoa-friendship-gardens) - Unpaving a Parking Lot - A look at history, photos and purpose of GFG Demonstration Gardens. Free Virtual Lecture hosted by Houston Community College. Register in advance to receive link: hcc.idloom.events/gardening-series/register
- [Harris County - Open Garden Day!](https://txmg.org/event/harris-county-open-garden-day-15) - Genoa Friendship Gardens features unique exhibit gardens illustrating perennials, vegetables, roses, herbs, Xeriscapes, water features, and fruit trees to inspire and educate county residents. Ask a Master Gardener your questions, view our trial garden and purchase plants from the Greenhouse. 8:30am- 11:00am https://txmg.org/hcmga/genoa-friendship-garden
- [Harris County - Open Garden Day!](https://txmg.org/event/harris-county-open-garden-day-14) - Genoa Friendship Gardens features unique exhibit gardens illustrating perennials, vegetables, roses, herbs, Xeriscapes, water features, and fruit trees to inspire and educate county residents. Ask a Master Gardener your questions, view our trial garden and purchase plants from the Greenhouse. 8:30am- 11:00am https://txmg.org/hcmga/genoa-friendship-garden
- [Harris County - Open Garden Day!](https://txmg.org/event/harris-county-open-garden-day-13) - Genoa Friendship Gardens features unique exhibit gardens illustrating perennials, vegetables, roses, herbs, Xeriscapes, water features, and fruit trees to inspire and educate county residents. Ask a Master Gardener your questions, view our trial garden and purchase plants from the Greenhouse. 8:30am- 11:00am https://txmg.org/hcmga/genoa-friendship-garden
- [Harris County - Open Garden Day!](https://txmg.org/event/harris-county-open-garden-day-8) - Genoa Friendship Gardens features unique exhibit gardens illustrating perennials, vegetables, roses, herbs, Xeriscapes, water features, and fruit trees to inspire and educate county residents. Ask a Master Gardener your questions, view our trial garden and purchase plants from the Greenhouse. 8:30am- 11:00am https://txmg.org/hcmga/genoa-friendship-garden
- [Harris County - Open Garden Day!](https://txmg.org/event/harris-county-open-garden-day-9) - Genoa Friendship Gardens features unique exhibit gardens illustrating perennials, vegetables, roses, herbs, Xeriscapes, water features, and fruit trees to inspire and educate county residents. Ask a Master Gardener your questions, view our trial garden and purchase plants from the Greenhouse. 8:30am- 11:00am https://txmg.org/hcmga/genoa-friendship-garden
- [Harris County - Open Garden Day!](https://txmg.org/event/harris-county-open-garden-day-10) - Genoa Friendship Gardens features unique exhibit gardens illustrating perennials, vegetables, roses, herbs, Xeriscapes, water features, and fruit trees to inspire and educate county residents. Ask a Master Gardener your questions, view our trial garden and purchase plants from the Greenhouse. 8:30am- 11:00am https://txmg.org/hcmga/genoa-friendship-garden
- [Harris County - Open Garden Day!](https://txmg.org/event/harris-county-open-garden-day-11) - Genoa Friendship Gardens features unique exhibit gardens illustrating perennials, vegetables, roses, herbs, Xeriscapes, water features, and fruit trees to inspire and educate county residents. Ask a Master Gardener your questions, view our trial garden and purchase plants from the Greenhouse. 8:30am- 11:00am https://txmg.org/hcmga/genoa-friendship-garden
- [Harris County - Open Garden Day!](https://txmg.org/event/harris-county-open-garden-day-12) - Genoa Friendship Gardens features unique exhibit gardens illustrating perennials, vegetables, roses, herbs, Xeriscapes, water features, and fruit trees to inspire and educate county residents. Ask a Master Gardener your questions, view our trial garden and purchase plants from the Greenhouse. 8:30am- 11:00am https://txmg.org/hcmga/genoa-friendship-garden
- [Erath County - Growing Vegetables](https://txmg.org/event/erath-county-growing-vegetables) - Learn about vegetable gardening from site selection to harvesting! Registration: $10, payable at the door RSVP by Jan. 17th by calling 254-965-1460 Vegetable gardening flyer - FINAL
- [ONLINE: Texas Fruit Conference 2025](https://txmg.org/event/online-texas-fruit-conference-2025) - The Texas Fruit Conference is an annual Texas A&M AgriLife Extension program devoted to increasing sustainably of perennial fruit crops for new and established fruit growers, hobbyists, and enthusiasts through research, education and social networking. The conference has been divided into two components, a new fruit growers training (October 17-18 in Fredericksburg), and a second,
- [ONLINE - Growing a Great Lawn](https://txmg.org/event/online-growing-a-great-lawn) - Register in advance at: https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZcucuCgqDsvHNfE09ehj6jBzy9hM7zuHEei This class will address the basics of grasses suitable for our region as well as their characteristics. We will go over grass maintenance, and common problems encountered by the homeowner.
- [ONLINE - Landscape Basics](https://txmg.org/event/online-landscape-basics) - Register in advance at: https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZYldOqhqTkvGNfr4HFlWdsH_TuMGraGIdvQ An overview of home landscape basics for a home gardener. This class will be based on Earth-Kind gardening principles and will cover the aspects of location, light, water, soil and plant compatibility. We will also cover the basics of landscape design elements for a home garden.
- [ONLINE - Flowering Plants for 4 Seasons](https://txmg.org/event/online-flowering-plants-for-4-seasons) - Register in advance at: https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZMod-ugpz8tHNz6bl06JYPDfIUxgFoexjHJ We will discuss how to add color for each season so the home gardener will have something blooming throughout the year. We will cover Texas Superstar Plants as well.
- [ONLINE - Using Irrigation Wisely](https://txmg.org/event/online-using-irrigation-wisely) - Register in advance at: https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZckd-isqTguGNPF2lDoWGcyGa8KkRmXmUf6 This class will discuss various types of irrigation methods for home landscapes; basic trouble-shooting as well as water requirements for plantings.
- [ONLINE - Shade Gardening – Ideas and Tips](https://txmg.org/event/online-shade-gardening-ideas-and-tips) - Register in advance at: https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZEpce2pqz8iEtJTRMVl3gV7zZ_Ty2RhS9HT Plants for full sun are plenty galore. But it is challenging to find plants that thrive in part to full shade. In this class learn different kinds of shade, and how to incorporate plants that survive and thrive in these areas.
- [ONLINE - Tree Care Basics](https://txmg.org/event/online-tree-care-basics) - Register in advance at: https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZAqf-qvqDIuHNddaOs0DjW6bsrR3g2CTDc7 The landscape is incomplete without trees – shade, fruit, or ornamental trees. In this class, we will highlight trees that grow well in Fort Bend County as well as the basics of taking care of them.
- [ONLINE - Winter Protection](https://txmg.org/event/online-winter-protection) - Register in advance at: https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZ0tde2sqz0tHt09DmqeyB48vbBVly18QB0G With the past few terrible winters, we all had to scramble to protect our plants. In this class we will learn some tips and tricks to prepare before the freeze hits.
- [Fort Bend County - Cool Season Vegetables & Herbs](https://txmg.org/event/fort-bend-county-cool-season-vegetables-herbs) - Should you sow seeds or buy transplants? How about herbs? Learn about choosing the right vegetables for fall and early winter. Registration required! Use link in details.
- [Fort Bend County - Composting](https://txmg.org/event/fort-bend-county-composting) - Making your own compost can be a fun and rewarding activity. There are many advantages to making compost, including a healthier garden and less yard waste going to a landfill. Learn how you can easily make your own compost using items from your kitchen, yard, and gardens Registration required! Use link in details.
- [Fort Bend County - Vegetable Pest and Disease Management](https://txmg.org/event/fort-bend-county-vegetable-pest-and-disease-management) - Learn how to identify and manage common vegetable garden pests and diseases using integrated pest management techniques. Registration required! Use link in details.
- [Fort Bend County - Warm Season Vegetable & Herbs](https://txmg.org/event/fort-bend-county-warm-season-vegetable-herbs) - Learn how to plan and maintain your spring and summer garden and how to select vegetables that do well in Fort Bend County. Growing vegetables in containers or small spaces will be covered, as well as the basics of drip and sprinkler system irrigation methods. Registration required! Use link in details.
- [Fort Bend County - Setting Up a Raised Bed/Planter](https://txmg.org/event/fort-bend-county-setting-up-a-raised-bed-planter) - Please register early by completing the form here. Learn about the pros and cons of using different materials to make raised beds, set up considerations and maintenance. Planters including pots will also be covered.
- [Fort Bend County - Fruit Trees](https://txmg.org/event/fort-bend-county-fruit-trees) - Please register early by completing the form here. Learn about fruit trees, including semi-tropicals, which are suitable for and thrive in Fort Bend County. Topics covered will include when and how to plant the trees, common problems and their resolutions.
- [Fort Bend County - Edible Garden Planning](https://txmg.org/event/fort-bend-county-edible-garden-planning) - Please register early by completing the form here. Learn about site selection, setting up garden beds, container gardening, and planning for vegetables, fruit trees, and other edibles, as well as soil fertility and soil testing.
- [Waller County - All About Seeds](https://txmg.org/event/waller-county-all-about-seeds) - This presentation will be about how to obtain seeds, read seed packets, and plant seeds. Don't miss out on this free event!
- [Galveston County - Anyone Can Grow Roses](https://txmg.org/event/galveston-county-anyone-can-grow-roses) - Galveston County Master Gardener, John Jons, understands for the average gardener the rose has the reputation as a “difficult diva.” A gardener with limited gardening experience can find caring for these perceived delicate plants to be a daunting task. John plans to change this perception by providing novice rose gardeners with information on new roses
- [Galveston County - Growing Great Tomatoes Part 2/3](https://txmg.org/event/galveston-county-growing-great-tomatoes-part-2-3) - Part two of the three-part series Growing Great Tomatoes by Galveston County Master Gardener Ira Gervais. Ira reveals his secrets of successful planting and production of great tomatoes. Learn about the varieties that do well in this area, your selections, when to transplant your seedlings and various growing techniques. Information on soil requirements needed nutrients,
- [Galveston County - Wedge Grafting](https://txmg.org/event/galveston-county-wedge-grafting) - Galveston County Master Gardener Hazel Lampton will discuss the how, when, & why of wedge, whip and tongue, and chip bud method grafting. This hands-on program will give you choices to graft stone fruit, pome and evergreen fruit trees. ***NOTE: Class is limited to 20 persons participating. You must pre-register in order to attend.
- [Galveston County - Growing & Designing an Herb Garden](https://txmg.org/event/galveston-county-growing-designing-an-herb-garden) - In this presentation, Galveston County Master Gardeners Donna Merritt and Briana Etie will discuss topics on thought-provoking herb garden designs, when to plant herbs, good cultural herb practices, and herb plant knowledge for Galveston County. A tour of the herb garden will follow the presentation. Register online using the website link below!
- [ONLINE: Tarrant County - Seeds](https://txmg.org/event/online-tarrant-county-seeds) - Join us for our FREE Virtual Gardening Series on Tuesday, January 28th at 7 pm CT via Zoom Webinar as Tarrant County Master Gardener Loretta Bailey shares all you need to know about growing plants from seeds! Pre-registration is required. To register, click on the link below. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email
- [Fort Bend County-Annual Fruit Tree Sale](https://txmg.org/event/fort-bend-county-annual-fruit-tree-sale) - The 25th Annual Fruit Tree Sale will be held on Saturday, February 15, 2025, from 9 a.m. until noon (or until sold out). This year, an estimated 75 different varieties of fruit trees, berries, and tropical/subtropical will be for sale, with approximately 1,000 different plants available. Fort Bend Master Gardeners will be available at the
- [Waller County - Hypertufa Bowl Workshop](https://txmg.org/event/waller-county-hypertufa-bowl-workshop) - Hypertufa Bowl Workshop Come prepared to work outside as Waller County Master Gardener, Debbie Hager shows us how to create a hypertufa bowl. Please RSVP for this event as cement kits will be provided. Please Supply Your Own: Bucket or tub for missing 8 cups of cement Gloves to protect your hands Trowel or spoon for mixing
- [Brazoria County - Soil Prep, Plant Selection, and Mulching](https://txmg.org/event/brazoria-county-soil-prep-plant-selection-and-mulching) - Join us for a series of high-quality and engaging classes on the Earth-Kind® technique of landscaping. There will be 6 classes in all covering topics such as Creating a Native Habitat, Soil prep, Plant Selection and Mulching, Water Conservation, Turfgrass Management, Earth-Kind® Roses and Composting. Bring your own bag lunch and learn all about environmentally
- [Brazoria County - Earth-Kind® Roses](https://txmg.org/event/brazoria-county-earth-kind-roses) - Join us for a series of high-quality and engaging classes on the Earth-Kind® technique of landscaping. There will be 6 classes in all covering topics such as Creating a Native Habitat, Soil prep, Plant Selection and Mulching, Water Conservation, Turfgrass Management, Earth-Kind® Roses and Composting. Bring your own bag lunch and learn all about environmentally
- [Brazoria County - Composting](https://txmg.org/event/brazoria-county-composting) - Join us for a series of high-quality and engaging classes on the Earth-Kind® technique of landscaping. There will be 6 classes in all covering topics such as Creating a Native Habitat, Soil prep, Plant Selection and Mulching, Water Conservation, Turfgrass Management, Earth-Kind® Roses and Composting. Bring your own bag lunch and learn all about environmentally
- [Brazoria County - Water Conservation](https://txmg.org/event/brazoria-county-water-conservation) - Join us for a series of high-quality and engaging classes on the Earth-Kind® technique of landscaping. There will be 6 classes in all covering topics such as Creating a Native Habitat, Soil prep, Plant Selection and Mulching, Water Conservation, Turfgrass Management, Earth-Kind® Roses and Composting. Bring your own bag lunch and learn all about environmentally
- [Brazoria County - Creating a Native Habitat (BEES)](https://txmg.org/event/brazoria-county-creating-a-native-habitat-bees) - Join us for a series of high-quality and engaging classes on the Earth-Kind® technique of landscaping. There will be 6 classes in all covering topics such as Creating a Native Habitat, Soil prep, Plant Selection and Mulching, Water Conservation, Turfgrass Management, Earth-Kind® Roses and Composting. Bring your own bag lunch and learn all about environmentally
- [NEW! ADVANCED TRAINING: Plant Pathology  (FULL)](https://txmg.org/event/new-advanced-training-plant-pathology) - THIS CLASS IS FULL. IT WILL BE OFFERED AGAIN IN SPRING 2025. This is a brand-new course presented in a new format. As with all Advanced Trainings, certified Extension Master Gardeners will need agent approval, with the standard maximum of two attendees per county. The training has a maximum capacity of 50 participants. The process
- [Harris County – Girl on the Grow](https://txmg.org/event/harris-county-girl-on-the-grow-by-janice-brown) - Janice Brown, Founder of On the Grow in 2011. First Tuesday Monthly Lecture Series is free and open to the public.
- [Harris County – Fruit Trees](https://txmg.org/event/harris-county-fruit-trees) - Learn more about selecting and caring for fruit trees in Houston.
- [Harris County – Turf Grass](https://txmg.org/event/harris-county-turf-grass) - From watering to fertilizer, learn how to care for your turf.
- [Waller County - Trees](https://txmg.org/event/waller-county-trees) - Waller County Master Gardeners will host Host Jacob Reeves District Forester Texas A&M Forest Service for a discussion on trees in our area and tree health. Free event! RSVP 979-826-7651
- [Angelina County - Planning a Pollinator Garden](https://txmg.org/event/angelina-county-planning-a-pollinator-garden) - Guest Speaker Dawn Stover is an Agronomist with The East Texas Plant Materials Center and a former Research Associate for the SFA Mast Arboretum. She will share her vast knowledge of pollinator plants to help us plan for a pollinator garden!
- [Galveston County - Growing Tomatoes From Seed](https://txmg.org/event/galveston-county-growing-tomatoes-from-seed) - Do you want to learn how to grow great tomatoes? This is the first in a series of three programs presented by Galveston County Master Gardener Ira Gervais learning how to grow great tomatoes in Galveston County. Part 1 will cover growing tomatoes from seeds, where to obtain seeds and supplies, and more needed to
- [Tarrant County - Backyard Chickens](https://txmg.org/event/tarrant-county-backyard-chickens) - Have you ever considered raising chickens to have fresh eggs each day? Or maybe you’re just curious and would like to know more? Join us for our FREE Virtual Gardening Series on Tuesday, November 12th at 7 pm CT via Zoom Webinar as Tarrant County Master Gardener Joann Grope shares what you need to know
- [Tarrant County - Success With Succulents](https://txmg.org/event/tarrant-county-success-with-succulents) - Join Tarrant County Master Gardener Dena Harrison to learn how to be successful growing succulents in your home! This class is from 10 am to 12 pm on Saturday, November 16th at 1801 Circle Drive in Fort Worth. Registration is required as space is limited. Register for this FREE class at https://shop.tcmga.org/product/tcmga-education-class-success-with-succulents-saturday-november-16-2024-open-to-public/.
- [Tarrant County — Rainwater Harvesting](https://txmg.org/event/tarrant-county-rainwater-harvesting) - Please join our TCMGA Master Gardeners, Gloria Handy and Yolanda Tatum, for this in-person presentation and learn how to put together your own rain barrel. Reap the benefits of watering your plants with rainwater and conserving this natural resource. Cost is $45 which covers the cost of a rain barrel that you will take home
- [Tarrant County - Arbor Day in the Garden](https://txmg.org/event/tarrant-county-arbor-day-in-the-garden) - Don’t miss this fun Arbor Day event on Saturday, November 2nd from 10 am until 2 pm. There will be free tree talks, tree seedlings, giveaways, and fun for everyone!
- [ADVANCED TRAINING: Junior Master Gardener®](https://txmg.org/event/advanced-training-junior-master-gardener-2) - 2025 JMG National Leader Training Homepage - Junior Master Gardener (jmgkids.us) The National Leader Training is offered as an Advanced Training; however the 20 hours of related service time is over and above the conference.
- [Harris County – Rain Gardens and Conservation](https://txmg.org/event/harris-county-rain-gardens-and-conservation-2) - Tracy Gee Community Center, 3599 Westcenter Dr., Houston. Rain water is the best water for your garden, learn to better utilize it in your landscape. hcmga.tamu.edu
- [Harris County – Raised Beds](https://txmg.org/event/harris-county-raised-beds) - Tracy Gee Community Center, 3599 Westcenter Dr., Houston. Learn the benefits, tips and tricks to creating your own raised bed garden. hcmga.tamu.edu
- [Harris County – Dried Plants Workshop: Teas, Spice, & Floral Arrangements](https://txmg.org/event/harris-county-dried-plants-workshop-teas-spice-floral-arrangements) - Genoa Friendship Gardens, 1210 Genoa Red Bluff Rd., Houston. Learn all about drying plants from your garden. hcmga.tamu.edu/lecture-series
- [Harris County – ID and Managing Bugs](https://txmg.org/event/harris-county-id-and-managing-bugs) - Glazier Senior Ed Center, 16600 Pine Forest Ln., Houston. Learn how to boost your beneficial bugs and safely get rid of the destructive ones. hcmga.tamu.edu
- [Harris County – Fall Vegetables and Herbs](https://txmg.org/event/harris-county-fall-vegetables-and-herbs) - Cavalcade Community Center, 3815 Cavalcade St., Houston. Learn how easy it is to grow your own tasty cool weather herbs and vegetables. hcmga.tamu.edu.
- [Harris County – Container Gardening](https://txmg.org/event/harris-county-container-gardening-2) - Peckham Aquatic and Fitness Center, 5597 Gardenia Ln., Katy. Learn how best to garden in containers and small spaces, and how to address common problems. hcmga.tamu.edu.
- [Harris County – Plant Propagation](https://txmg.org/event/harris-county-plant-propagation-2) - Tracy Gee Community Center, 3599 Westcenter Dr., Houston. Learn the basics of propagating plants for your garden. hcmga.tamu.edu.
- [Harris County – Rain Gardens and Conservation](https://txmg.org/event/harris-county-rain-gardens-and-conservation) - Glazier Senior Ed Center, 16600 Pine Forest Ln., Houston. Rain is the best water for your gardens. Learn how to save it while having a thriving garden. hcmga.tamu.edu
- [Harris County – Growing and Cooking Mushrooms](https://txmg.org/event/harris-county-growing-and-cooking-mushrooms) - Fairmont Branch Public Library, 4330 Fairmont Pkwy., Pasadena. Learn the different techniques, tips and tricks to growing and cooking your own mushrooms. hcmga.tamu.edu
- [Harris County – Gardening for Extreme Weather](https://txmg.org/event/harris-county-gardening-for-extreme-weather-2) - Online Event: Learn how weather extremes affect our yards and what we can do to help our plants survive during future events. Free Virtual Lecture hosted by Houston Community College. Register in advance to receive link: hcc.idloom.events/gardening-series/register.
- [Harris County – Southeast Fall Perennials & Vegetable Sale](https://txmg.org/event/harris-county-southeast-fall-perennials-vegetable-sale) - The Harris County Master Gardeners are happy to announce our next plant sale! Shop a selection of Perennials, Vegetables and plantings for spectacular Fall color. Pre-order online for pickup at the sale, Oct 1- 17 at https://HCMGA.tamu.edu/shop. Come early or pre-order for the best selection! Genoa Friendship Gardens, 1210 Genoa Red Bluff Road, Houston.
- [Wood County- Greenhouse Tour](https://txmg.org/event/wood-county-greenhouse-tour) - Come join us for our first annual tour of greenhouses! This is a fun event with a treasure hunt, plant sale, and local gardening book sale. Cash only and tickets sold for $10 at any of the Green House locations listed below. Greenhouse Tour Flyer 2024 Calm Serenity 1798 FM 514 Yantis Southern Charm 270
- [Collin County – Fall Plant Sale](https://txmg.org/event/collin-county-fall-plant-sale) - Join us for the 2024 CCMGA Fall Plant Sale, presented by the Collin County Master Gardeners Association, on Saturday, October 26, from 9 AM to 1:30 PM (or until sold out). This highly anticipated autumn event will be held inside the Show Barn at the beautiful Myers Park & Event Center in McKinney. Why Plant
- [Galveston County - Arranging Fresh & Artificial Flowers](https://txmg.org/event/galveston-county-arranging-fresh-artificial-flowers) - Retired Galveston County Master Gardener Jackie Auer will demonstrate and explain the basic techniques of fresh and artificial flower arranging. She has produced arrangements for the retail market, as well as for individuals. ***NOTE: Bring your own vase and flowers for hands-on arranging. Keep in mind the holidays are approaching, if there is a
- [Galveston County - Landscape Design for the Home Gardener](https://txmg.org/event/galveston-county-landscape-design-for-the-home-gardener) - Explore Landscaping Principles in this 2-part program with Galveston County Master Gardeners Judy Anderson and Steve Holliday. In the first part, Steve will discuss careful site planning, plant selection, and cultivation practices for a beautiful landscape that conserves resources and protects the environment. In the second part, Judy will lead a walking tour of the
- [Galveston County - Greenhouse Hobbyist Seminar](https://txmg.org/event/galveston-county-greenhouse-hobbyist-seminar) - Galveston County Master Gardener Briana Etie received Greenhouse Management Advanced Training in 2019. Greenhouse Hobbyist is a thought-provoking seminar that considers greenhouses for fitting your needs. Briana will cover necessities for a healthy greenhouse such as location, flooring, heating, ventilation and cooling. Learn how a greenhouse can improve and extend your growing seasons, giving you
- [Rockwall County - Fall Plant Sale Online](https://txmg.org/event/rockwall-county-fall-plant-sale-online) - Order Now through October 5th! Online at txmg.org/rockwall or https://form.jotform.com/241806872185160 Discover native perennials and pollinator-friendly plants uniquely selected to thrive in North Texas, along with vibrant winter annuals, ground covers, grasses, and “Made for Shade” plant selections. Plus, our newly curated seed collections for herb gardens that attract swallowtails, cut-flower gardens, and native milkweed seeds.
- [Galveston County - Plumeria Care in Winter](https://txmg.org/event/galveston-county-plumeria-care-in-winter) - PLUMERIA CARE IN WINTER Galveston County – Texas A&M AgriLife Extension, 4102-B Main St. (FM 519) La Marque, TX 77568 Saturday, October 5, 2024 1:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m. Learn how to cultivate and winterize your plumeria with Loretta Osteen, Galveston County Master Gardener. Loretta will share her expertise successfully growing outstanding trees known for
- [Galveston County - 3rd Annual Fall Festival & Plant Sale](https://txmg.org/event/galveston-county-3rd-annual-fall-festival-plant-sale) - GALVESTON COUNTY MASTER GARDENER 3RD ANNUAL FALL FESTIVAL & PLANT SALE Discovery Garden in Carbide Park, 4102 Main St, La Marque, TX Saturday, October 12, 2024 – 9:00 a.m. - 2 p.m. Galveston County Master Gardeners offer fun, food and discovery at our 3rd Annual Fall Festival and Plant Sale. Featuring Discovery Garden Tours and
- [Grayson County - Learn to Bird! Program](https://txmg.org/event/grayson-county-learn-to-bird-program) - Join us for Learn to Bird! This hands-on experience takes you beyond the classroom, offering a unique opportunity to observe and learn about birds. Whether you're a beginner or this is your first time to step outside your local area to bird this program is perfect for deepening your knowledge and exploring beautiful habitats. This
- [Leon County - Let Your Garden Take Flight (Birds)](https://txmg.org/event/leon-county-let-your-garden-take-flight-birds) - It is our Lunch and Learn Gardening Series and the topic is LET YOUR GARDEN TAKE FLIGHT (Attracting Birds to Your Garden) with Master Gardener presenters Charlene Manning and Novalene Thurston. It is a free event in which you will get educational hours. Hope to see you there and learn all about attracting birds to
- [ADVANCED TRAINING: Texas Superstars®](https://txmg.org/event/advanced-training-texas-superstars) - We are excited to bring back our Advanced Training Texas Superstar Plant Program for 2024! David Rodriguez, Horticulture Extension Agent (Bexar County), has put together a great agenda that will be filled with very exciting information regarding the Texas Superstar Plant Program. We have professional speakers coming and presenting which will give a Master Gardener
- [Angelina County - Annual Fall Plant Sale](https://txmg.org/event/angelina-county-annual-fall-plant-sale) - We are selling Native and well-adapted plants to our area, bulbs, trees, and blackberries. Money raised for the plant sale will be used to support our ongoing programs for the community and for annual scholarships. Accepting Cash and Checks only! This event starts at 8:00 a.m. until plants are sold out. Follow us on Facebook:
- [Victoria County - Annual Fall Plant Sale](https://txmg.org/event/victoria-county-annual-fall-plant-sale) - Hundreds of plants, including natives and vegetable plants, will be offered. The public is urged to come early for best selections. There also will be a Holiday Boutique with many fall and Christmas items.
- [Gillespie County - Texas New Fruit Grower's Conference](https://txmg.org/event/gillespie-county-texas-new-fruit-growers-conference) - The Texas New Fruit Grower’s Conference is a Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service event aimed at educating new and prospective fruit growers through classroom instruction, experiential learning, and peer-to-peer networking. The conference has four components: Getting Started Class; Tree-to-Plate Networking Lunch; Live-Action Lab; and Fast-Forward Fruit Tour. Please see the planned agenda for more details.
- [Angelina County - Great Additions to Landscape](https://txmg.org/event/angelina-county-great-additions-to-landscape) - We are excited to announce Greg Grant from Smith County's extension agency will be our noon speaker. He is also co-author, with William C. Welch, of the Southern Heirloom Garden (1995, Taylor Publishing, Dallas, Texas) and a regular contributor to Neil Sperry's Gardens magazine. He has traveled extensively to botanical and public gardens throughout the United States
- [Waller County - Selecting, Planting & Caring for Trees](https://txmg.org/event/waller-county-selecting-planting-caring-for-trees) - Waller County Master Gardeners host experts from Williamson Tree Farm & RCW Nursery for a presentation on tree care in Waller County. Discussion Topics Tree Selection & Planting Watering Managing Pest Control Severe Weather Stress Management Open to the Public Free Tree Raffle FOR MORE INFORMATION EMAIL WALLER.MG@TAMU.EDU
- [Denton County - Fall Into Gardening](https://txmg.org/event/denton-county-fall-into-gardening) - Join the Denton County Master Gardeners for educational presentations throughout the day at the Global Spheres Center! The cost is $15 for adults and $8 for children (ages 6-15). Lunch is included! Bring three non-perishable food items to enter the door prize!
- [Smith County - Fall Greens](https://txmg.org/event/smith-county-fall-greens) - Join us as a master gardener, Navye Cummings, speaks on fall greens. FREE and open to the public.
- [Smith County - The Significance of Daffodils & Some of My Favorites](https://txmg.org/event/smith-county-the-significance-of-daffodils-some-of-my-favorites) - Join us while Morgan Wood, master gardener, speaks on the significance of Daffodils and shares some of her other favorites. FREE and open to the public.
- [Lubbock County - Hub City Garden Tour](https://txmg.org/event/lubbock-county-hub-city-garden-tour) - This popular annual tour of Lubbock gardens is a great opportunity to share the beauty and peace of area gardens with family and friends! You’ll take home ideas for your garden as you talk with Master Gardeners, homeowners and observe the spaces. Ticket sales are online. Tickets are $20 for adults; children under age 13
- [Smith County - Cold Weather Gardening in Texas](https://txmg.org/event/smith-county-cold-weather-gardening-in-texas) - Join us as Elizabeth Waldrop, master gardener, speaks on cold-weather gardening in Texas! FREE and open to the public!
- [Williamson County – Hands On In The Garden: Fall Bulbs and Uses in Central Texas](https://txmg.org/event/williamson-county-hands-on-in-the-garden-fall-bulbs-and-uses-in-central-texas) - Fall Bulbs and Uses in Central Texas with Master Gardeners Gail Kelley and Genie Rich. This free gardening program is outdoors – be sure to dress for the weather and bring water and a lawn chair for your comfort! Visit https://txmg.org/williamson/ or call 512-943-3300 for more information.
- [Williamson County – Tree Selection and Planting](https://txmg.org/event/williamson-county-tree-selection-and-planting) - Tree Selection and Planting with Colleen Dieter, ISA Certified Arborist, and founder of Red Wheelbarrow Landscaping. Announcements and business at 6:45 pm and the presentation begins at 7:00 pm. This program is presented to the residents of Williamson County free of charge, contact 512-943-3300 for more information. Come in person or attend virtually, please visit
- [Williamson County - Green Thumbs Up: Planting Fall Bulbs](https://txmg.org/event/williamson-county-green-thumbs-up-planting-fall-bulbs-2) - Green Thumbs Up is a complimentary educational gardening program, pick the time and location that works best for you! Visit https://txmg.org/williamson/ or call 512-943-3300 for more information.
- [Williamson County - Green Thumbs Up: Planting Fall Bulbs](https://txmg.org/event/williamson-county-green-thumbs-up-planting-fall-bulbs) - Green Thumbs Up is a complimentary educational gardening program, pick the time and location that works best for you! Visit https://txmg.org/williamson/ or call 512-943-3300 for more information.
- [Brazos County - Trees for Brazos County](https://txmg.org/event/brazos-county-trees-for-brazos-county) - Trees for Brazos County, a FREE workshop featuring seminars on tree selection, tree planting, and care. BONUS: FREE TREE GIVEAWAY! Trees for Brazos County is a collaboration with Texas A&M Forest Service, Brazos County Master Gardeners, and Brazos County AgriLife Horticulture. Register here: https://brazos.agrilife.org/event/trees-for-brazos-county/ Free admission with registration!
- [Brazos County - Learning at the Library: Gardening Resolutions](https://txmg.org/event/brazos-county-learning-at-the-library-gardening-resolutions) - Free admission! Join Brazos County Masters Gardener preparing landscape and vegetable gardening for the next season.
- [Brazos County - Citrus in the Brazos Valley](https://txmg.org/event/brazos-county-citrus-in-the-brazos-valley) - Explore growing citrus in the Brazos Valley with Dr. Monte Nesbitt, Pecan and Fruit Specialist with Texas A&M AgriLife Extension. The program follows the Brazos County Master Gardeners monthly business meeting, public attendance is welcome. Free admission!
- [Brazos County - Learning at the Library: Cool Season Colors](https://txmg.org/event/brazos-county-learning-at-the-library-cool-season-colors) - Join Brazos County Master Gardener Cathi Paull to learn how to perk up your garden and your winter mood with cool season color. Free admission!
- [Leon County - Fall Gardening Lunch & Learn Series](https://txmg.org/event/leon-county-fall-gardening-lunch-learn-series) - Join us at our Lunch and Learn Series with presenter, Buck Buchanan speaking on FALL GARDENING. It is a FREE event and a great opportunity to gain educational hours. The Lunch and Learn Gardening series are hosted by the Leon County Master Gardeners and are open and free to the public. Hope to see you
- [Collin County – A Walk In The Park: Fall Edition](https://txmg.org/event/collin-county-a-walk-in-the-park-fall-edition) - The Collin County Master Gardeners Association will host their annual Walk in the Park on Saturday, September 21, 2024 from 9AM-Noon. A Walk in the Park features self-guided tours of the international award-winning research and demonstration gardens at beautiful Myers Park & Event Center in McKinney, Texas. Learn about Earth-Kind® gardening principles and see beautiful plants that push
- [Collin County – Tree Care Workshop](https://txmg.org/event/collin-county-tree-care-workshop) - Join us for an informative workshop designed to educate you on essential aspects of tree care, including selection, irrigation, pruning, and handling storm damage. Whether you’re a seasoned gardener or a new tree enthusiast, this workshop offers valuable insights from industry experts. Email us for questions about the event! communications@ccmgatx.org Session Topics: Benefits of Trees
- [Rockwall County - Seed Swap](https://txmg.org/event/rockwall-county-seed-swap) - Enjoy the fun of seed swapping on National Seed Swap Day at our first annual community-wide seed swap. Save, package, and label your seeds for swapping. Seeds may be store-bought or homegrown, no older than two years old.
- [Smith County – Bulbs to Blooms Conference and Sale](https://txmg.org/event/smith-county-bulbs-to-blooms-conference-and-sale) - Featuring hard to find heritage, hardy and locally trialed bulb, and a variety of trees and shrubs.
- [Angelina County - Strategies for Effective and Efficient Landscape Irrigation](https://txmg.org/event/angelina-county-strategies-for-effective-and-efficient-landscape-irrigation) - Hear from our Guest Speaker, Dean Minchillo, who is a program specialist with the Texas Water Resource Institute at the Texas A&M AgriLife Research and Extension Center in Dallas. Make sure to bring your own lunch!
- [Galveston County - T-Bud Grafting](https://txmg.org/event/galveston-county-t-bud-grafting) - Galveston County Master Gardener Hazel Lampton will present a hands-on workshop for T-bud grafting. We will explore methods used on peach, plum, pear, apple and other fruit trees. ***NOTE: Workshop is limited to 20 participants. You must pre-register to participate***
- [Galveston County - Onions and Garlic](https://txmg.org/event/galveston-county-onions-and-garlic) - Galveston County Master Gardener Kevin Lancon will highlight best practices successfully growing bulb onions and garlic. Additional information on health and wellness benefits of each will be presented as well as a few recipes and ways to utilize both onions and garlic in cooking and possibly a tasting item or two. Kevin will share his
- [Leon County - Creative Container Gardens](https://txmg.org/event/leon-county-creative-container-gardens) - Lunch and Learn Gardening Series are hosted by the Leon County Master Gardeners and are open and free to the public. Hope to see you there and learn about Creative Container Gardens.
- [Brazoria County- Fig-toberfest](https://txmg.org/event/brazoria-county-fig-toberfest) - Come get Fig-gy with us at Fig-toberfest! We will have educational speakers, exhibitors, fig tasting and so much more. Come fig-ure out the best way to grow, harvest, propagate and eat your favorite types of figs. Special guest speakers include Destin Noak-Texas Garden Guy and Phil D'Angelis from Phil's Figs, as well as Extension Specialists
- [Rockwall County- Cool Season Cut Flower Garden](https://txmg.org/event/rockwall-county-cool-season-cut-flower-garden) - Discover the art of cultivating your spring flower bouquet! Autumn is the perfect season to sow your spring-cut flowers, bringing vibrant colors to your garden with early blooms from February to May. Uncover which flowers thrive in North Texas, master the art of overwintering your plants, and learn how to harvest for stunning spring bouquets.
- [Williamson County - Zilker Botanical Gardens](https://txmg.org/event/williamson-county-zilker-botanical-gardens) - Join us on Monday, August 12th for the Master Gardeners Monthly Meeting featuring Matthew Gaston, Education Director at the world famous Zilker Botanical Garden Conservancy. The meeting begins at 6:45 P.M. with announcements and the presentation begins at 7:00 P.M. This free program is available to the public, in person or online at https://txmg.org/williamson/.
- [Waller County - Essential Oils in the Garden](https://txmg.org/event/waller-county-essential-oils-in-the-garden) - Toni Thomas, a Waller County Master Gardener, will talk about the uses of essential oils in you garden at 9 a.m.! Free Light refreshments will be served. Waller County Extension Office 846 6th St Hempstead, TX RSVP 979-826-7651
- [Angelina County - Mornings at the Market](https://txmg.org/event/angelina-county-mornings-at-the-market) - We are so excited to announce Mornings at the Market. We will be at Angelina County Farmers Market on Saturday, July 20th from 9:00 a.m. to Noon. Angelina Master Gardeners will be sharing gardening information at the greenhouse in the Angelina County Farmers Market at 2107 S. Medford Drive in Lufkin. You may bring your
- [Angelina County - For the Love of Herbs](https://txmg.org/event/angelina-county-for-the-love-of-herbs) - Calling all herb lovers! Join us for our free Noon Speakers Seminar, Tuesday, July 16th at noon to 1:00 p.m. We are featuring Julia Cañas, an enthusiastic speaker and Angelina County Master Gardener, discussing her passion for growing herbs. Come on your lunch break and bring your own lunch. Hosted by Texas A&M AgriLife Extension
- [Collin County - Great Dixter: Where More is More (Sustainable Gardening)](https://txmg.org/event/collin-county-great-dixter-where-more-is-more-sustainable-gardening) - Great Dixter: Where More is More The Collin County Master Gardeners Association (CCMGA) invites you to join us for a special webinar on Wednesday, August 7, from 11 am to 12:30 pm. Fergus Garrett, head gardener and CEO of one of the world’s most iconic English gardens, will share how the art and craft of
- [Collin County – David Hopman: Sustainable Urban Landscapes](https://txmg.org/event/collin-county-great-dixter-where-more-is-more-native-plants-in-urban-landscapes) - The Collin County Master Gardeners Association (CCMGA) invites you to join us for a FREE special webinar on Wednesday, July 17, from 11 am to 12:30 pm. UTA’s notable landscape architecture professor, David Hopman, will discuss the aesthetics and ecology of native plants and demonstrate ways we can combine native plants to create sustainable urban
- [Harris County - Open Garden Day!](https://txmg.org/event/harris-county-open-garden-day-7) - Genoa Friendship Gardens features unique exhibit gardens illustrating perennials, vegetables, roses, herbs, Xeriscapes, water features, and fruit trees to inspire and educate county residents. Ask a Master Gardener your questions, view our trial garden and purchase plants from the Greenhouse.
- [Harris County - Gardening for Extreme Weather](https://txmg.org/event/harris-county-gardening-for-extreme-weather) - We will review recent climate events, how these weather extremes affect our yards and gardens, and what we can do to help our plants survive during future events. Free Virtual Lecture hosted by Harris County Public Library via Facebook Live. No reservation required: facebook.com/harriscountypl/events
- [Hood County - Romancing the Monarch festival](https://txmg.org/event/hood-county-romancing-the-monarch-festival) - People are invited to visit our botanical butterfly garden welcome mat with pollinating plants and increase their awareness of the Monarch migration through Hood County. Visitors will learn how to identify Monarch butterflies, see visuals of the Monarch life cycle and participate in tagging Monarchs to track their migration to Mexico. Butterflies will be released
- [Brazoria County - Strawberry Jamboree](https://txmg.org/event/brazoria-county-strawberry-jamboree) - We are BERRY excited to have you join us for the second annual Strawberry Jamboree! We will have speakers, exhibitors, strawberry plugs to pre-order, door prizes and more. Hope to see you there! This event is free, but you must register to attend. Registration link: https://www.eventbrite.com/.../second-annual-strawberry... Second AnnualStrawberry JamboreeSave the DateSeptember 21st, 2024 This is a FREE event
- [Harris County - Heirloom and Pass-along Plants](https://txmg.org/event/harris-county-heirloom-and-pass-along-plants-2) - Learn about some treasured southern heirlooms and how to “pass them along” to friends and neighbors. Free Virtual Lecture hosted by Harris County Public Library via Facebook Live. No reservation required: facebook.com/harriscountypl/events
- [Harris County - Open Garden Day!](https://txmg.org/event/harris-county-open-garden-day-6) - Genoa Friendship Gardens features unique exhibit gardens illustrating perennials, vegetables, roses, herbs, Xeriscapes, water features, and fruit trees to inspire and educate county residents. Ask a Master Gardener your questions, view our trial garden and purchase plants from the Greenhouse.
- [Harris County - Heirloom and Pass-along Plants](https://txmg.org/event/harris-county-heirloom-and-pass-along-plants) - Learn about some treasured southern heirlooms and how to “pass them along” to friends and neighbors. Free Virtual Lecture hosted by Houston Community College. Register in advance to receive link: hcc.idloom.events/gardening-series/register
- [Harris County - Growing Tomatoes in the Fall](https://txmg.org/event/harris-county-growing-tomatoes-in-the-fall) - Learn how to get your fall tomatoes started along with tips and tricks to make them thrive. Free and open to the public. hcmga.tamu.edu
- [Harris County - Fall Vegetable Gardening](https://txmg.org/event/harris-county-fall-vegetable-gardening-2) - Dr, Shannon Walker Neighborhood Library, 5505 Belrose Dr. Houston. Learn how to get your fall vegetable garden started and see how easy it is to grow your own tasty fall vegetables. Free and open to the public. hcmga.tamu.edu
- [Harris County - Fall Vegetable Gardening](https://txmg.org/event/harris-county-fall-vegetable-gardening) - Learn how to get your fall vegetable garden started and see how easy it is to grow your own tasty fall vegetables. Free and open to the public. hcmga.tamu.edu
- [Harris County - Composting](https://txmg.org/event/harris-county-composting-by-master-gardeners) - Learn best practices and techniques to make your own compost. Free and open to the public. hcmga.tamu.edu
- [Harris County - Identifying and Managing Bugs](https://txmg.org/event/harris-county-master-gardener-identifying-and-managing-bugs) - Learn how to boost your beneficial bugs and safely get rid of the destructive ones. Free and open to the public. hcmga.tamu.edu
- [Harris County - Fall Vegetable Gardening](https://txmg.org/event/harris-county-master-gardener-fall-vegetable-gardening) - Learn how to get your fall vegetable garden started and see how easy it is to grow your own tasty fall vegetables. Free and open to the public. hcmga.tamu.edu
- [Harris County - Growing and Cooking Mushrooms](https://txmg.org/event/harris-county-master-gardener-growing-and-cooking-mushrooms) - Learn the different techniques, tips and tricks to growing and cooking your own mushrooms! Free and open to the public.
- [Harris County - Plant Propagation](https://txmg.org/event/harris-county-master-gardener-plant-propagation) - Learn the basics of propagating plants for your garden. Free and open to the public. hcmga.tamu.edu
- [Harris County - Composting](https://txmg.org/event/harris-county-master-gardener-composting) - Learn best practices and techniques to make your own compost. Free and open to the public. hcmga.tamu.edu
- [Harris County - Fall Vegetable Gardening](https://txmg.org/event/harris-county-master-gardeners-fall-vegetable-gardening) - Learn how to get your fall vegetable garden started and see how easy it is to grow your own tasty fall vegetables. Free and open to the public. hcmga.tamu.edu
- [Williamson County - Green Thumbs Up: Earth-Kind Landscaping](https://txmg.org/event/williamson-county-green-thumbs-up-earth-kind-landscaping-3) - Join Master Gardener Cheryl Cooper for her presentation on Earth-Kind Landscaping, she'll show us how to combine the best of organic and traditional gardening and landscaping principles to create a horticultural system based on real world effectiveness and environmental responsibility! Call us at 512-943-3300 or visit https://txmg.org/williamson/ for more information.
- [Williamson County - Green Thumbs Up: Earth-Kind Landscaping](https://txmg.org/event/williamson-county-green-thumbs-up-earth-kind-landscaping-2) - Join Master Gardener Cheryl Cooper for her presentation on Earth-Kind Landscaping, she'll show us how to combine the best of organic and traditional gardening and landscaping principles to create a horticultural system based on real world effectiveness and environmental responsibility! Call us at 512-943-3300 or visit https://txmg.org/williamson/ for more information.
- [Williamson County - Green Thumbs Up: Earth-Kind Landscaping](https://txmg.org/event/williamson-county-green-thumbs-up-earth-kind-landscaping) - Join Master Gardener Cheryl Cooper for her presentation on Earth-Kind Landscaping, she'll show us how to combine the best of organic and traditional gardening and landscaping principles to create a horticultural system based on real world effectiveness and environmental responsibility! Call us at 512-943-3300 or visit https://txmg.org/williamson/ for more information.
- [Williamson County - Cultivating Conservation in Landscapes](https://txmg.org/event/williamson-county-cultivating-conservation-in-landscapes) - Join us for the Master Gardener Monthly Meeting on Monday, July 8th at 6:45pm for a presentation on Cultivating Conservation in Landscapes by Jessica Woods, Water Conservation Coordinator for the City of Round Rock. You can attend this meeting in person at 100 Wilco Way in Georgetown or online. Call the office at 512-943-3300 or
- [Harris County - Open Garden Day!](https://txmg.org/event/harris-county-open-garden-day-5) - Genoa Friendship Gardens features unique exhibit gardens illustrating perennials, vegetables, roses, herbs, Xeriscapes, water features, and fruit trees to inspire and educate county residents. Ask a Master Gardener your questions, view our trial garden and purchase plants from the Greenhouse.
- [Harris County - Growing Bulbs in Texas](https://txmg.org/event/harris-county-growing-bulbs-in-texas-2) - Learn how to choose, plant and grow bulbs in our warm climate. You can have something in bloom almost every month of the year! Free Virtual Lecture hosted by Harris County Public Library via Facebook Live. No reservation required: facebook.com/harriscountypl/events
- [Harris County - Growing Bulbs in Texas](https://txmg.org/event/harris-county-growing-bulbs-in-texas) - Learn how to choose, plant and grow bulbs in our warm climate. You can have something in bloom almost every month of the year! Free Virtual Lecture hosted by Houston Community College. Register in advance to receive link: hcc.idloom.events/gardening-series/register
- [Harris County - Organic Gardening](https://txmg.org/event/harris-county-organic-gardening) - Learn more about organic gardening practices and how they benefit your garden. Free and open to the public. hcmga.tamu.edu
- [Collin County – June Summer Speaker Series Webinar](https://txmg.org/event/collin-county-june-summer-speaker-series-webinar) - Year-Round Earth-Kind Bulbs for North Texas with Greg Grant The Collin County Master Gardeners Association (CCMGA) invites you to join us for a special webinar on Wednesday, June 26, from 11 am to 12:30 pm, featuring Greg Grant, a renowned lecturer, author, and Smith County Extension Agent. Greg Grant will share his extensive knowledge on
- [Angelina County - Mornings at the Market](https://txmg.org/event/angelina-county-mornings-in-the-market/2024-06-15) - We are so excited to announce Mornings at the Market. We will be at Angelina County Farmers Market on Saturday June 15th, from 9:00 a.m. to Noon. Angelina Master Gardeners will be sharing gardening information at the greenhouse in the Angelina County Farmers Market at 2107 S. Medford Drive in Lufkin. You may bring your
- [Williamson County - Beneficial Insects](https://txmg.org/event/williamson-county-beneficial-insects-3) - Master Gardener Regan Rychetsky will speak about the beneficial insects in our gardens! No registration is necessary for this free educational gardening program; find the time and location that works best for you!
- [Harris County - Composting](https://txmg.org/event/harris-county-composting-2) - Learn best practices and techniques to make your own compost. Free and open to the public. hcmga.tamu.edu
- [Angelina County - Vegetables with Jay White](https://txmg.org/event/angelina-county-master-gardeners-noon-gardening-program) - Guest speaker: Jay White with Texas Gardener Magazine Jay will discuss the best vegetables for Texas - how and when to plant them, how to care for them, and what to do with them after harvest. From asparagus through watermelon, this will be a fast paced and entertaining lecture.
- [Leon County – Crape Myrtles](https://txmg.org/event/leon-county-crape-myrtles) - Our next Lunch and Learn Gardening program will be on June 12, 2024. The subject is “Crape Myrtles” presented by Master Gardener Kim Lacey. Bring your lunch and learn something new about gardening every second Wednesday of the month.
- [Williamson County - Beneficial Insects](https://txmg.org/event/williamson-county-beneficial-insects-2) - Master Gardener Regan Rychetsky will teach about the beneficial insects in our gardens! No registration is necessary for this free educational gardening program; find the time and location that works best for you!
- [Williamson County - Beneficial Insects](https://txmg.org/event/williamson-county-beneficial-insects) - Master Gardener Regan Rychetsky will teach us about the beneficial insects in our gardens! No registration is necessary for this free educational gardening program; find the time and location that works best for you!
- [Jefferson County - Rain Water Harvesting](https://txmg.org/event/jefferson-county-rain-water-harvesting) - Participants will build their own rain barrel to bring home. Cost is $50. Call the AgriLife Extension Service office to register at 409-835-8461.
- [Harris County - Residential Rainwater Harvesting](https://txmg.org/event/harris-county-residential-rainwater-harvesting) - Rain is the best water for your gardens. Learn to capture some of it to help you save money and be prepared during droughts. Free and open to the public. hcmga.tamu.edu
- [Harris County - Open Garden Day!](https://txmg.org/event/harris-county-open-garden-day-4) - Genoa Friendship Gardens features unique exhibit gardens illustrating perennials, vegetables, roses, herbs, Xeriscapes, water features, and fruit trees to inspire and educate county residents. Ask a Master Gardener your questions, view our trial garden and purchase plants from the Greenhouse.
- [Harris County - Fall’s Best Vegetable Garden](https://txmg.org/event/harris-county-falls-best-vegetable-garden-2) - Learn how to prep your backyard garden by preparing the soil, using fertilizer and discover which vegetables are best to grow for the fall season. Free Virtual Lecture hosted by Harris County Public Library via Facebook Live. No reservation required: facebook.com/harriscountypl/events
- [Harris County - Fall’s Best Vegetable Garden](https://txmg.org/event/harris-county-falls-best-vegetable-garden) - Learn how to prep your backyard garden by preparing the soil, using fertilizer and discover which vegetables are best to grow for the fall season. Free Virtual Lecture hosted by Houston Community College. Register in advance to receive link: hcc.idloom.events/gardening-series/register
- [ADVANCED TRAINING: Entomology](https://txmg.org/event/advanced-training-entomology) - This course will be held virtually and will run every Tuesday and Thursday, 10am-12pm from September 3 through October 29, 2024. Learn from experts in the field of urban, medical, landscape and vegetable entomology, in addition to much more. The link to register and see more information, such as the agenda is: Register here: https://agriliferegister.tamu.edu/ereg/newreg.php?eventid=799250& Every
- [Harris County - Houseplants](https://txmg.org/event/harris-county-houseplants) - Houseplants bring nature inside and provide many benefits. Learn the types and how to care for them. Free and open to the public. hcmga.tamu.edu
- [Harris County - Topic TBD by USDA Representative](https://txmg.org/event/harris-county-topic-tbd-by-usda-representative) - First Tuesday Monthly Lecture Series is free and open to the public. hcmga.tamu.edu/lecture-series
- [Harris County - Seed Saving and Starting](https://txmg.org/event/harris-county-seed-saving-and-starting-2) - Learn how to collect, store, and plant seeds. Free Virtual Lecture hosted by Harris County Public Library via Facebook Live. No reservation required: facebook.com/harriscountypl/events
- [Waller County - Companion Planting for Pest Control](https://txmg.org/event/waller-county-companion-planting-for-pest-control) - Gerald DuPont, a Bluebonnet Master Gardener, will talk about companion planting and how to help control pests in your garden. Free Light refreshments will be served. RSVP 979-826-7651
- [Harris County - Composting](https://txmg.org/event/harris-county-composting) - Learn best practices and techniques to make your own compost. Free and open to the public. hcmga.tamu.edu
- [Harris County - Rainwater Harvesting](https://txmg.org/event/harris-county-rainwater-harvesting-2) - Rain is the best water for your gardens. Learn to capture some of it to help you save money and be prepared during droughts. Free and open to the public. hcmga.tamu.edu
- [Harris County - Seed Saving and Starting](https://txmg.org/event/harris-county-seed-saving-and-starting) - Learn how to collect, store, and plant seeds. Free Virtual Lecture hosted by Houston Community College. Register in advance to receive link: hcc.idloom.events/gardening-series/register
- [Harris County - Rainwater Harvesting](https://txmg.org/event/harris-county-rainwater-harvesting) - Rain is the best water for your gardens. Learn to capture some of it to help you save money and be prepared during droughts. Free and open to the public. hcmga.tamu.edu
- [Nacogdoches County - Explore the World of Fruit Trees](https://txmg.org/event/nacogdoches-county-explore-the-world-of-fruit-trees) - Nacogdoches County Master Gardeners present "Explore the World of Fruit Trees" Native and Nonnative, with guest Dr. Andrew King. Dr. King is the Assistant Director of SFA Gardens at Stephen F. Austin State University and owner/operator of King's Nursery in Tenaha, a 4th generation family-owned nursery in East Texas since 1915. Upon completion of a
- [Bexar County - Summer Youth Gardens Advanced Leadership Training](https://txmg.org/event/bexar-county-summer-youth-gardens-advanced-leadership-training/2024-07-23) - Registration deadline is Monday, July 15th, 2024. Key Offerings One-on-One Interactions: Engage directly with experienced speakers and specialists. Ask questions, share ideas, and learn from their expertise. Hands-On Demonstrations: Get your hands dirty! Participate in practical sessions where you’ll learn essential gardening techniques, from planting seeds to nurturing young plants. Junior Master Gardener Curricula and Gear: Access specialized
- [Harris County - Permaculture Gardening](https://txmg.org/event/harris-county-permaculture-gardening) - Learn the actions you can take to have a more natural design and flow in your garden. Free and open to the public. hcmga.tamu.edu
- [Harris County - Gardening for Beginners](https://txmg.org/event/harris-county-gardening-for-beginners) - Learn the basics to start and maintain a garden in your yard. Free and open to the public. hcmga.tamu.edu
- [Harris County - Raised Bed Gardening](https://txmg.org/event/harris-county-raised-bed-gardening) - Learn the tips and tricks for helping your plants thrive in a raised bed garden. Free and open to the public. hcmga.tamu.edu
- [Angelina County - What to Grow in the Heat](https://txmg.org/event/angelina-county-what-to-grow-in-the-heat) - Since we're so close to summer it's a great time to talk about what we can grow in the heat that Texas gives us. Yes, we can definitely grow a vegetable garden, herb garden and even flower garden in the heat of a Texas summer.
- [Williamson County - Garden Harvest](https://txmg.org/event/williamson-county-garden-harvest) - Master Gardeners Genie Rich and Diana Drake will be joining with our amazing Extension Agents to show you how to harvest and store the fruits of your labors! Remember Hands-on in the Garden is an outdoor program - dress for the weather and bring a lawn chair and water to enjoy this free program in
- [Williamson County - Rainwater Collection](https://txmg.org/event/williamson-county-rainwater-collection-2) - Don't miss a drop! Join Master Gardener Jennifer Harbour for May's Green Thumbs Up: Rainwater Collection. Learn how to harvest and utilize rain to water your landscape and help your wallet! Contact us at 512-943-3300 for more information.
- [Williamson County - Daylilies and Gardening](https://txmg.org/event/williamson-county-daylilies-and-gardening) - Mike Peppers of the Austin Daylily Society will be presenting us with "Daylilies and Gardening"! Join us in person in Georgetown or online! Contact 512-943-3300 for more information.
- [Harris County - Summer Gardening](https://txmg.org/event/harris-county-summer-gardening) - Learn how to help your garden thrive in the summer heat. Free and open to the public. hcmga.tamu.edu
- [Harris County - Plant Propagation](https://txmg.org/event/harris-county-plant-propagation) - Learn the basics of propagating plants for your garden. Free and open to the public. hcmga.tamu.edu
- [Williamson County - Rainwater Collection](https://txmg.org/event/williamson-county-rainwater-collection) - Don't miss a drop! Join Master Gardener Jennifer Harbour for May's Green Thumbs Up: Rainwater Collection. Learn how to harvest and utilize rain to water your landscape and help your wallet! Contact us at 512-943-3300 for more information.
- [Virtual - The 6 D’s of Container Gardening Success Webinar](https://txmg.org/event/virtual-the-6-ds-of-container-gardening-success-webinar) - Texas A&M AgriLife Extension-Travis County concludes their 2024 Texas Tough Plants educational series with The 6D’s of Container Gardening Success, May 8th, 10 am to noon. Kirk Walden, Travis County Master Gardener, will convince you that whether you want winter color or summer vegetables, you can grow it in containers. The session covers the major
- [Harris County - Heirloom Bulbs](https://txmg.org/event/harris-county-heirloom-bulbs) - Heirloom Bulbs by Jay White, Publisher for Texas Gardener Magazine. First Tuesday Monthly Lecture Series is free and open to the public. hcmga.tamu.edu/lecture-series
- [Harris County - Growing Herbs in Houston](https://txmg.org/event/harris-county-growing-herbs-in-houston) - Learn the best practices on how, when, where and why to grow herbs in the Houston area. Free and open to the public. hcmga.tamu.edu
- [Harris County - Container Gardening](https://txmg.org/event/harris-county-container-gardening) - Learn best practices and solutions for containers and small urban spaces. Free and open to the public. hcmga.tamu.edu
- [Harris County - Growing Peppers in Houston](https://txmg.org/event/harris-county-growing-peppers-in-houston-2) - Learn more about selecting and caring for pepper plants in Houston. Free and open to the public. hcmga.tamu.edu
- [Harris County - Earth-Kind® Landscaping](https://txmg.org/event/harris-county-earth-kind-landscaping) - We will discuss the many benefits of native plants and how we can make a positive impact on our own ecosystem! Free and open to the public. hcmga.tamu.edu
- [Waller County - JMG Summer Camp](https://txmg.org/event/waller-county-jmg-summer-camp/2024-05-28) - Wildlife in the Garden and Me Includes cooking lessons with recipes, daily healthy snacks, crafts and take home garden supplies. Garden techniques, nutrition, food tasting, crafts, music and literature in the garden, habitat protection, plant propagation, insect safaris, fund outdoor games and a community service project. Dates: May 28, 2024 - June 7, 2024, excluding
- [Williamson County - Edible Landscape](https://txmg.org/event/williamson-county-edible-landscape) - Join us at 10:00am on Saturday, April 27th at 3151 SE Inner Loop in Georgetown, Texas! Enjoy three presentations from Master Gardeners on Edible Landscape: Planning the Vegetable Garden, Using Vegetables & Edibles in Your Landscape and Fruit in the Garden for Central Texas. This no-cost educational program is outdoors: be sure to dress for
- [Harris County - Identifying “Good and Bad” Bugs](https://txmg.org/event/harris-county-identifying-good-and-bad-bugs-2) - Learn how to tell the difference between beneficial and damaging insects in your garden. We will focus on Integrated Pest Management (IPM), a systematic approach to managing potential pests. No reservation required – facebook.com/harriscountypl/events
- [Waller County - Healthy Soil, Healthy Plants](https://txmg.org/event/waller-county-healthy-soil-healthy-plants) - Healthy Soil, Healthy Plants John Ferguson from Nature's Way will talk about soil and how to grow healthy plants. This is a free event; light refreshments will be provided at no cost. RSVP 979-826-7651
- [Harris County - Identifying “Good and Bad” Bugs](https://txmg.org/event/harris-county-identifying-good-and-bad-bugs) - Learn how to tell the difference between beneficial and damaging insects in your garden. We will focus on Integrated Pest Management (IPM), a systematic approach to managing potential pests. Register in advance to receive the link: https://hcc.idloom.events/gardening-series/register
- [Travis County - Inside Austin Gardens Tour](https://txmg.org/event/travis-county-inside-austin-gardens-tour) - The Travis County Master Gardeners Association has set Saturday, May 11, 2024, 9:00am-3:00pm, for their popular Inside Austin Gardens Tour (IAGT). The tour provides a rare look inside four private gardens that demonstrate realistic, sustainable gardening practices for Central Texas that will inform and inspire. The tour’s theme remains: “For Gardeners. By Gardeners”, focusing on
- [Hood County - Annual Plant Sale](https://txmg.org/event/hood-county-annual-plant-sale) - Lake Granbury/Hood County Master Gardeners are hard at work preparing for their annual Plant Sale, April 20, beginning at 8 a.m. and continuing until sold out (which is typically before noon).
- [Harris County - Open Garden Day!](https://txmg.org/event/harris-county-open-garden-day-3) - Genoa Friendship Gardens features unique exhibit gardens illustrating perennials, vegetables, roses, herbs, Xeriscapes, water features, and fruit trees to inspire and educate county residents. Ask a Master Gardener your questions, view our trial garden and purchase plants from the Greenhouse.
- [Harris County- Open Garden Day!](https://txmg.org/event/harris-county-open-garden-day-2) - Genoa Friendship Gardens features unique exhibit gardens illustrating perennials, vegetables, roses, herbs, Xeriscapes, water features, and fruit trees to inspire and educate county residents. Ask a Master Gardener your questions, view our trial garden and purchase plants from the Greenhouse.
- [Harris County - Growing Peppers in Houston](https://txmg.org/event/harris-county-growing-peppers-in-houston) - Growing Peppers in Houston by Harris County Master Gardeners. Learn more about selecting and caring for pepper plants in Houston. Free and open to the public. hcmga.tamu.edu
- [Angelina County - Snake Woman's Garden at Caddo Mounds](https://txmg.org/event/angelina-county-snake-womans-garden-at-caddo-mounds) - Angelina Master Gardeners Noon Gardening Program will be "Snake Woman's Garden at Caddo Mounds" presented by Kim Benton. Kim is a Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Agent for Horticulture in Cherokee County. Snake Woman's Garden is a project of Cherokee County Master Gardeners and uses heirloom plants and seeds. If you are interested in heirloom plants
- [Collin County - A Walk in the Park](https://txmg.org/event/collin-county-a-walk-in-the-park-2) - A Walk in the Park 2024 by: Dawn Oldfield, CCMGA Public Relations Chairperson The Collin County Master Gardeners Association will host their annual Walk in the Park on Saturday, June 1, 2024 from 9:00AM-Noon. A Walk in the Park features self-guided tours of the international award-winning research and demonstration gardens at beautiful Myers Park &
- [Harris County - Gardening in Containers](https://txmg.org/event/harris-county-gardening-in-containers-2) - Learn best practices and solutions for containers and small urban spaces. Free Virtual Lecture hosted by Harris County Public Library via Facebook Live. No reservation required: facebook.com/harriscountypl/events
- [Harris County - Open Garden Day!](https://txmg.org/event/harris-county-open-garden-day) - Genoa Friendship Gardens features unique exhibit gardens illustrating perennials, vegetables, roses, herbs, Xeriscapes, water features, and fruit trees to inspire and educate county residents. Ask a Master Gardener your questions, view our trial garden and purchase plants from the Greenhouse.
- [Harris County- Gardening in Containers](https://txmg.org/event/harris-county-gardening-in-containers) - Learn best practices and solutions for containers and small urban spaces. Free Virtual Lecture hosted by Houston Community College. Register in advance to receive link: hcc.idloom.events/gardening-series/register
- [Harris County- WS Vegetables, Herbs & Flowers Sale](https://txmg.org/event/harris-county-ws-vegetables-herbs-flowers-sale) - The Harris County Master Gardeners are happy to announce their next plant sale! Shop a selection of summer vegetables, herbs & flowers with lots of Texas native plants being highlighted. You can depend on us to have the best varieties for our climate that have been selected especially for you by our Master Gardeners. This
- [Harris County- SE Perennials & Pepper Sale](https://txmg.org/event/harris-county-se-perennials-pepper-sale) - Pre-order online April 1- April 18 at https://hcmga.tamu.edu/shop/ . April 20, 9 am - 1 pm, plant sale pickup day, plus in-person shopping of remaining inventory.
- [Bluebonnet Master Gardeners - Annual Plant Sale](https://txmg.org/event/bluebonnet-master-gardeners-annual-plant-sale) - The sale starts at 9:00 am and ends at 5:00 pm or until sold out. Kids' corner activities, mason beehive, planting seeds, and microgreens, gardening tools and magic worm castings for sale, demonstrations, native plants and Texas Superstars, fruit trees, blackberries, blueberries, pollinator friendly plants, cactus, succulent fairy pots, herbs, tomatoes, milkweed, roses, evergreens, annuals,
- [Grayson County - Plant Sale](https://txmg.org/event/grayson-county-plant-sale)
- [Cameron County - Plant Sale](https://txmg.org/event/cameron-county-plant-sale) - Spring Plant Sale
- [Williamson County - Edible Landscaping with Herbs](https://txmg.org/event/williamson-county-edible-landscaping-with-herbs-3) - Ready for the mouthwatering aroma of rosemary to waft through your kitchen window? Is that marinara missing the savory taste of earthy oregano? Do your spring rolls need a bite of fresh basil? Your garden can be a feast for the eyes and the belly with “Edible Landscaping with Herbs”! Master Gardeners Gail Kelley and
- [Williamson County - Edible Landscaping with Herbs](https://txmg.org/event/williamson-county-edible-landscaping-with-herbs-2) - Ready for the mouthwatering aroma of rosemary to waft through your kitchen window? Is that marinara missing the savory taste of earthy oregano? Do your spring rolls need a bite of fresh basil? Your garden can be a feast for the eyes and the belly with “Edible Landscaping with Herbs”! Master Gardeners Gail Kelley and
- [Williamson County - Edible Landscaping with Herbs](https://txmg.org/event/williamson-county-edible-landscaping-with-herbs) - Ready for the mouthwatering aroma of rosemary to waft through your kitchen window? Is that marinara missing the savory taste of earthy oregano? Do your spring rolls need a bite of fresh basil? Your garden can be a feast for the eyes and the belly with “Edible Landscaping with Herbs”! Master Gardeners Gail Kelley and
- [Williamson County - Improve Your Soil with Worms](https://txmg.org/event/williamson-county-improve-your-soil-with-worms) - Master Gardener Emerita Jane Bowman will show us how the invaluable invertebrates improve soil quality! Wriggle on down to 100 Wilco Way, Room 226 at 6:45pm on Monday April 8th for her presentation "Improve Your Soil with Worms". Contact us at 512-943-3300 or visit https://williamson.agrilife.org/ for more information.
- [Travis County - Trees: Your Landscape Legacy Webinar](https://txmg.org/event/travis-county-trees-your-landscape-legacy-webinar) - Texas A&M AgriLife Extension-Travis County continues their 2024 Texas Tough Plants educational series with Trees: Your Landscape Legacy, April 10th, 10 am to noon. Yvonne Schneider, Travis County Master Gardener Tree Specialist, will explore the many benefits that trees provide for your personal property as well as the general environment. A special focus will be
- [Collin County - Spring Plant Sale](https://txmg.org/event/collin-county-spring-plant-sale) - Don’t miss the 2024 CCMGA Spring Plant Sale, presented by The Collin County Master Gardeners Association on Saturday, April 27, 2024, from 9 am –1:30 pm or until SOLD OUT. This is the largest plant sale in Collin County, and this most anticipated spring event will be held in the Show Barn at beautiful Myers Park
- [Blanco County - Annual Plant Sale](https://txmg.org/event/blanco-county-annual-plant-sale) - Blanco County Master Gardeners Association will be selling annuals & perennials, native plants, wildflowers, herbs, succulents, houseplants, & more during Blanco Market Days on Saturday, April 20, 2024 on the Old Blanco County Courthouse Square, Blanco, TX.
- [Gonzales County - Spring Plant Sale](https://txmg.org/event/gonzales-county-spring-plant-sale-2) - The Gonzales Master Gardeners will be holding their annual Spring Plant Sale on Saturday, April 13, 2024 at Independence Square in downtown Gonzales from 8:30 a.m. until 1:00 p.m. Annual and perennial plants, herbs, roses, succulents, and native plants grown by Gonzales Master Gardeners will be available along with a supplementation of nursery grown plants
- [Denton County- Annual Plant Sale](https://txmg.org/event/denton-county-annual-plant-sale) - What could be better than a Plant Sale in Spring? The excitement is evident as hundreds of shoppers pull their carts of plants through the different tables. You will find every assortment of flowers, perennials, natives and herbs. 6,000 plus plants to choose from. Master Gardeners are at each table to assist you and answer
- [Leon County – Safely Controlling Insects in the Garden](https://txmg.org/event/leon-county-safely-controlling-insects-in-the-garden) - Our next Lunch and Learn Gardening program will be on April 10, 2024. The subject is "Safely Controlling Insects in the Garden" presented by Master Gardeners Steve Ogden and Jim Porter. All programs are held at the Centerville First United Methodist Church from 12:00 p.m. to 1:00 p.m. The location is 245 S. Commerce Street
- [Johnson County - Plant Sale](https://txmg.org/event/johnson-county-plant-sale) - Online Plant Sale ends March 31, 2024. Pick-up is April 13, 2024 9AM - 3PM in Cleburne which is the same date & location as our in-person Plant Sale. Drive-thru lane available for plant pickup.
- [Denton County - Annual Garden Tour](https://txmg.org/event/denton-county-annual-garden-tour) - The Tour you don't want to miss! Saturday May 11th 9-4 in Flower Mound Area Keyhole Gardening, Mushrooms/Mycology, Erosion Control/Drainage, Drought-Tolerant Shade Plants, Design within an HOA, Oak Trees, Native Plant Ecosystems, Pollinators, and Wildlife. Our Annual Garden Tour has it all.
- [Burnet County - Hill Country Lawn & Garden Show](https://txmg.org/event/burnet-county-hill-country-lawn-garden-show) - The 24nd Annual Hill Country Lawn and Garden Show, sponsored by the Highland Lakes Master Gardeners will be held Saturday, March 30, 2024, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Burnet County Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Office located at 607 North Vandeveer, in Burnet, Texas. This is the largest yearly fund raiser for the
- [Williamson County - Hands On In The Garden](https://txmg.org/event/williamson-county-hands-on-in-the-garden) - We're ready to get back in the garden! Join us for this complimentary program on Gardens and Landscape. This program is outdoors so dress for the weather and bring a lawn chair for comfort.
- [Dallas County - 2024 Garden Tour](https://txmg.org/event/dallas-county-2024-garden-tour) - Join us for the Dallas County Master Gardener Association 2024 Garden Tour featuring 5 private home gardens and a public demonstration garden, as well as a new concept to the tour this year – two “bonus” pass-by gardens that are just too packed full of native and adaptive botanical marvels to leave out. The East
- [Smith County - 2024 Home Garden Tour](https://txmg.org/event/smith-county-2024-home-garden-tour) - Join us for our 2024 tour featuring five unique and inspirational gardens all located within the City of Tyler. Rain or shine.
- [Travis County - Spring Vegetable Gardening](https://txmg.org/event/travis-county-spring-vegetable-gardening) - Space is limited to 50 participants for Master Gardener and Vegetable Specialist Patty Leander’s Spring Vegetable Gardening class. Register here to reserve your space: https://bit.ly/49DwfN9 Patty will share how to grow heat tolerant vegetables (like okra, butterbeans, Southern peas, warm season greens, etc.) and include tips for shading and mulching. The class will begin inside
- [Montgomery County - Spring Plant Sale](https://txmg.org/event/montgomery-county-spring-plant-sale) - March 23, 2024 - Spring Plant Sale Annuals, Perennials, Trees & Shrubs, Vegetables and Herbs
- [Fannin County - 19th Annual Garden, Lawn & Home Expo](https://txmg.org/event/fannin-county-19th-annual-garden-lawn-home-expo) - The 19th annual Garden, Lawn and Home Expo will be held Saturday, April 13, 2024, at the Fannin County Multipurpose Complex at 700 FM 87, Bonham, TX. This one-day event is hosted by the Fannin County Master Gardeners. Doors open at 8:30 a.m. Katie Capehart from the Collin County Beekeepers Association will speak at 9:00 a.m.
- [Erath County - Plant Sale](https://txmg.org/event/erath-county-plant-sale)
- [Hill Country - Annual Blooms and Barrels Sale](https://txmg.org/event/hill-country-annual-blooms-and-barrels-sale) - Native and Adapted Plant Sale. Also 55-gallon capacity rain barrels.
- [Waller County - Horticultural Event featuring Felder Rushing](https://txmg.org/event/waller-county-horticultural-event-featuring-felder-rushing) - Join us for an exciting horticultural event featuring Felder Rushing, nationally known horticulturist, author and NPR radio host. Registration: April 6, 2024 Event (txmg.org) Registration ends April 1, 2024. Time: Door opens at 10:00 am
- [Leon County - All About Herbs](https://txmg.org/event/leon-county-all-about-herbs) - Our next Lunch and Learn Gardening program will be on March 13. The subject is "All About Herbs" presented by Master Gardeners Tina Daleki and Paula Purcell. All programs are held at the Centerville First United Methodist Church from 12:00 p.m. to 1:00 p.m. The location is 245 S. Commerce Street in Centerville. Bring your
- [Leon County - Annual Plant Sale](https://txmg.org/event/leon-county-annual-plant-sale) - The annual Leon County Master Gardener Plant Sale is scheduled for Saturday, March 2nd from 9:00 am to 1:00 pm at The Leon County Annex 1 Back Parking Lot, 113 West Main St. in Centerville, TX. Come early to have the best selection of perennials, annuals, vegetables, succulents, herbs, hanging baskets and lots of blooming
- [Williamson County - Lawn & Garden 101](https://txmg.org/event/williamson-county-lawn-garden-101) - Lawn & Garden is back for 2024! This three-week series is packed with helpful information and tips beneficial to both the long-time Texas gardener as well as folks who are new to gardening in fast-growing Williamson County. Highly knowledgeable Master Gardeners, Extension Agents and other Specialists will be presenting on vegetable gardening in Williamson County,
- [Travis County - Native Landscapes for Wildlife Webinar](https://txmg.org/event/travis-county-native-landscapes-for-wildlife-webinar) - Texas A&M AgriLife Extension-Travis County continues their 2024 Texas Tough Plants educational series with Native Landscapes for Wildlife, March 20th, 10 am to noon. John Davis, Conservation Program Coordinator for Austin Parks and Recreation, will cover the aspects of wildlife habitat and how to create them in your own garden. A special focus will be
- [Comal County - AgriFest Open House](https://txmg.org/event/comal-county-agrifest-open-house) - Join us for this joint Open House event between Comal County AgriLife Extension Office, Master Naturalist - Lindheimer Chapter, and the Comal Master Gardener Association. Tour the demonstration gardens and listen to Calvin Finch present "Monarchs and Milkweed." There will also be vendor booths, children's activities, a ladybug release, hayrides, a scavenger hunt and more!
- [Angelina County - Annual Spring Plant Sale](https://txmg.org/event/angelina-county-annual-spring-plant-sale) - Angelina County Master Gardeners Annual Spring Plant Sale offering assorted native plants that are well adapted to the East Texas area. Note: We accept cash and checks only.
- [Collin County - Garden Show 2024](https://txmg.org/event/collin-county-garden-show-2024) - A Sign of Spring: Don’t Miss the CCMGA Garden Show 2024 by Dawn Oldfield, CCMGA Public Relations Chairperson Save the date for The Garden Show 2024, presented by the Collin County Master Gardeners Association. It’s what a garden show should be! There is no better place than The Garden Show to learn about North Texas
- [Collin County - Garden Show 2024](https://txmg.org/event/collin-county-garden-show-2024-2) - A Sign of Spring: Don’t Miss the CCMGA Garden Show 2024 by Dawn Oldfield, CCMGA Public Relations Chairperson Save the date for The Garden Show 2024, presented by the Collin County Master Gardeners Association. It’s what a garden show should be! There is no better place than The Garden Show to learn about North
- [Online – Backyard Bug Hunter: Unusual Insects](https://txmg.org/event/online-backyard-bug-hunter-unusual-insects) - Wizzie Brown, Extension Program Specialist – IPM is presenting monthly Zoom webinars in a series entitled “Backyard Bug Hunter”. The same link will be used for the entire series. Join Zoom Meetinghttps://us02web.zoom.us/j/83804125861?pwd=RVJnMURadC9iUERsdjVqcUJyczl3dz09Meeting ID: 838 0412 5861Passcode: 077123
- [Online – Backyard Bug Hunter: Stored Product Pests](https://txmg.org/event/online-backyard-bug-hunter-stored-product-pests) - Wizzie Brown, Extension Program Specialist – IPM is presenting monthly Zoom webinars in a series entitled “Backyard Bug Hunter”. The same link will be used for the entire series. Join Zoom Meetinghttps://us02web.zoom.us/j/83804125861?pwd=RVJnMURadC9iUERsdjVqcUJyczl3dz09Meeting ID: 838 0412 5861Passcode: 077123
- [Online – Backyard Bug Hunter: Creepy Arthropods (other than spiders)](https://txmg.org/event/online-backyard-bug-hunter-creepy-arthropods-other-than-spiders) - Wizzie Brown, Extension Program Specialist – IPM is presenting monthly Zoom webinars in a series entitled “Backyard Bug Hunter”. The same link will be used for the entire series. Join Zoom Meetinghttps://us02web.zoom.us/j/83804125861?pwd=RVJnMURadC9iUERsdjVqcUJyczl3dz09Meeting ID: 838 0412 5861Passcode: 077123
- [Online – Backyard Bug Hunter: Common Caterpillar ID](https://txmg.org/event/online-backyard-bug-hunter-common-caterpillar-id) - Wizzie Brown, Extension Program Specialist – IPM is presenting monthly Zoom webinars in a series entitled “Backyard Bug Hunter”. The same link will be used for the entire series. Join Zoom Meetinghttps://us02web.zoom.us/j/83804125861?pwd=RVJnMURadC9iUERsdjVqcUJyczl3dz09Meeting ID: 838 0412 5861Passcode: 077123
- [Online – Backyard Bug Hunter: Decomposers](https://txmg.org/event/online-backyard-bug-hunter-decomposers) - Wizzie Brown, Extension Program Specialist – IPM is presenting monthly Zoom webinars in a series entitled “Backyard Bug Hunter”. The same link will be used for the entire series. Join Zoom Meetinghttps://us02web.zoom.us/j/83804125861?pwd=RVJnMURadC9iUERsdjVqcUJyczl3dz09Meeting ID: 838 0412 5861Passcode: 077123
- [Online – Backyard Bug Hunter: Predatory Insect ID](https://txmg.org/event/online-backyard-bug-hunter-predatory-insect-id) - Wizzie Brown, Extension Program Specialist – IPM is presenting monthly Zoom webinars in a series entitled “Backyard Bug Hunter”. The same link will be used for the entire series. Join Zoom Meetinghttps://us02web.zoom.us/j/83804125861?pwd=RVJnMURadC9iUERsdjVqcUJyczl3dz09Meeting ID: 838 0412 5861Passcode: 077123
- [Online – Backyard Bug Hunter: Wasp ID](https://txmg.org/event/online-backyard-bug-hunter-wasp-id) - Wizzie Brown, Extension Program Specialist – IPM is presenting monthly Zoom webinars in a series entitled “Backyard Bug Hunter”. The same link will be used for the entire series. Join Zoom Meetinghttps://us02web.zoom.us/j/83804125861?pwd=RVJnMURadC9iUERsdjVqcUJyczl3dz09Meeting ID: 838 0412 5861Passcode: 077123
- [Online - Background Bug Hunter: Insect Damage](https://txmg.org/event/online-background-bug-hunter-insect-damage) - Wizzie Brown, Extension Program Specialist – IPM is presenting monthly Zoom webinars in a series entitled “Backyard Bug Hunter”. The same link will be used for the entire series. Join Zoom Meetinghttps://us02web.zoom.us/j/83804125861?pwd=RVJnMURadC9iUERsdjVqcUJyczl3dz09Meeting ID: 838 0412 5861Passcode: 077123
- [Online - Backyard Bug Hunters: Common Veggie Garden Pests](https://txmg.org/event/online-backyard-bug-hunters-common-veggie-garden-pests) - Wizzie Brown, Extension Program Specialist – IPM is presenting monthly Zoom webinars in a series entitled “Backyard Bug Hunter”. The same link will be used for the entire series. Join Zoom Meetinghttps://us02web.zoom.us/j/83804125861?pwd=RVJnMURadC9iUERsdjVqcUJyczl3dz09Meeting ID: 838 0412 5861Passcode: 077123
- [Online - Backyard Bug Hunter: Common Veggie Garden Pests](https://txmg.org/event/online-backyard-bug-hunter-common-veggie-garden-pests) - Wizzie Brown, Extension Program Specialist – IPM is presenting monthly Zoom webinars in a series entitled “Backyard Bug Hunter”. The same link will be used for the entire series. Join Zoom Meetinghttps://us02web.zoom.us/j/83804125861?pwd=RVJnMURadC9iUERsdjVqcUJyczl3dz09Meeting ID: 838 0412 5861Passcode: 077123
- [Online - Backyard Bug Hunter: Insect Orders (complete metamorphosis)](https://txmg.org/event/online-backyard-bug-hunter-insect-orders-complete-metamorphosis) - Wizzie Brown, Extension Program Specialist - IPM is presenting monthly Zoom webinars in a series entitled "Backyard Bug Hunter". The same link will be used for the entire series. Join Zoom Meetinghttps://us02web.zoom.us/j/83804125861?pwd=RVJnMURadC9iUERsdjVqcUJyczl3dz09Meeting ID: 838 0412 5861Passcode: 077123
- [Bexar County - Bring On Spring: Vegetable Gardening Workshops & Plant Sale](https://txmg.org/event/bexar-county-bring-on-spring-vegetable-gardening-workshops-plant-sale) - With the days getting longer and temperatures warming up, it's time for Spring gardening! Learn about growing Texas Superstar vegetables, herbs, and turf that thrives well in the Bexar County area. Don’t miss out on our Plant Sale, “Ask a Master Gardener” booth, youth activities and FREE TREES, while supplies last!
- [Waller County - Annual Plant Sale](https://txmg.org/event/waller-county-annual-plant-sale) - The Spring Solstice is fast approaching as the first day of Spring will be on March 19, 2024. The Waller County Master Gardeners are here to help you prepare for a successful gardening season. We will be having our Annual Plant Sale on March 9, 2024. A variety of vegetables and herbs that grow wonderfully
- [Waller County - Herbs for Every Garden](https://txmg.org/event/waller-county-herbs-for-every-garden) - Guest speaker, Phoebe Lake, owner of New Leaf Nursery in Brenham, Texas. New Leaf is a small specialty nursery growing fine herbs, perennials and native plants. Phoebe will also have plants for sale. This event is free and open to the public. Light refreshments will be served.
- [Brazoria County - Vegetable Seedling Sale](https://txmg.org/event/brazoria-county-vegetable-seedling-sale) - Tomatoes Peppers and Herbs Brazoria Co. Master Gardeners 2024 Vegetable Seedling Sale is happening February 24th at BEES! (Brazoria Environmental Education Station) 585 Hospital Dr, Angleton, TX. The only thing better than the taste of Homegrown Veggies is knowing you grew them yourself!
- [Brazoria County - Spring Plant Sale](https://txmg.org/event/brazoria-county-spring-plant-sale-2) - Get ready to add some beautiful color to your garden! Come to our Spring Plant Sale on March 9th! There will be lots of great plants to choose from and even more room to shop! Don’t miss out on our amazing selections.
- [Brazoria County - Tomato Basil Bash](https://txmg.org/event/brazoria-county-tomato-basil-bash) - Blown away by Basil? Tantalized by Tomatoes? Join us for a Tomato Basil Bash! We'll teach you best practices for growing your best basil and tomato plants. Click here to register.
- [Travis County - Rose Pruning Workshop](https://txmg.org/event/travis-county-rose-pruning-workshop) - Travis County Master Gardener Holly Plotner will be demonstrating rose pruning starting at 10 am. She’ll discuss the different types of rose growth habits and how you modify pruning to suit each. The class will be outside in the garden so please dress appropriately. The event is free and open to all. The first Friday
- [Williamson County -16th Annual Native and Adapted Plant Sale](https://txmg.org/event/williamson-county-16th-annual-native-and-adapted-plant-sale) - Make sure you check out the 16th Annual Williamson County Master Gardener's Native and Adapted Plant Sale in Georgetown, Texas on Saturday, April 6th! In addition to offering a wide variety of beautiful and locally sourced native and adapted plants, Master Gardeners will be on hand to answer questions, there will be an informative plant
- [Bexar County - CULTIVATE: Earth Friendly Gardening and Landscaping (Online)](https://txmg.org/event/bexar-county-cultivate-earth-friendly-gardening-and-landscaping-online) - View Sessions Register here: CULTIVATE! Registration | BCMG Home (bexarmg.org)
- [Galveston County - Fairy Garden Workshop](https://txmg.org/event/galveston-county-fairy-garden-workshop) - Spark your child’s imagination and learn to build your own Fairy Garden. Fairy gardens nurture creativity and make direct connections to our natural world. We will supply materials to make your garden fairy feel right at home. Registration fee is $25 per pair; sign up on the form below to save your place in the
- [Galveston County - In-Person March Madness Plant Sale](https://txmg.org/event/galveston-county-in-person-march-madness-plant-sale) - It’s spring and that means working in your yard and garden. That also means that you are probably looking for new plants. We have spring vegetables and herbs, perennials and plants grown at home by Master Gardeners. Come see what we are growing and visit with Master Gardeners!
- [Travis County - Native & Adapted Plants for Central Texas Webinar](https://txmg.org/event/travis-county-native-adapted-plants-for-central-texas-webinar) - Texas A&M AgriLife Extension-Travis County kicks off the 2024 Texas Tough Plants webinar series with Native and Adapted Plants for Central Texas and Wild About Plants, February 21st, 10 am to noon. Skip Richter, Texas AgriLife Extension Service Horticulturist (retired) and host of GardenLine on KTRH 740 AM, will discuss some of the best native
- [Williamson County - Refresh Your Landscape with Native & Adapted Plants](https://txmg.org/event/williamson-county-refresh-your-landscape-with-native-adapted-plants-3) - Our March Green Thumbs Up programs will be presented by Master Gardener Brenda McIndoo, who will be helping us navigate these wild Williamson County seasons with "Refresh Your Landscape with Native & Adapted Plants". No registration is necessary for this wonderful and free educational gardening program.
- [Williamson County - Refresh Your Landscape with Native & Adapted Plants](https://txmg.org/event/williamson-county-refresh-your-landscape-with-native-adapted-plants-2) - Bees get all the buzz when folks talk pollinators but there are other species doing the work of keeping our gardens going!! Master Gardener Jennifer Harbour is going to fill us in on some of our other hard working Texas Native Pollinators! Join us in person at 100 Wilco Way, RM 226 or online, visit
- [Williamson County - Refresh Your Landscape with Native & Adapted Plants](https://txmg.org/event/williamson-county-refresh-your-landscape-with-native-adapted-plants) - Bees get all the buzz when folks talk pollinators but there are other species doing the work of keeping our gardens going!! Master Gardener Jennifer Harbour is going to fill us in on some of our other hard working Texas Native Pollinators! Join us in person at 100 Wilco Way, RM 226 or online, visit
- [Galveston County - Vegetable Garden Series: Irish Potatoes](https://txmg.org/event/galveston-county-vegetable-garden-series-irish-potatoes) - Galveston County Master Gardener Kevin Lancon presents success growing Irish potatoes in your home garden. This presentation is for beginners and seasoned potato gardeners alike. Kevin will focus on different winning varieties for our area, best practices for maximum production, and a few facts and myths about potato gardening. In addition, Family and Community Health
- [ADVANCED TRAINING: Plant Propagation  WAITING LIST](https://txmg.org/event/advanced-training-plant-propagation-2) - Advanced Master Gardener – Plant Propagation training will be comprised of high-quality training including hands-on learning of a variety of propagation techniques: seeding, air-layering, stem cutting, soft and semi-hardwood cuttings, root cutting, bulb chipping, dividing, simple layering grafting and more. Two Master Gardeners, once approved by their agent, are invited to attend. CLASS IS LIMITED
- [Online - Backyard Bug Hunter: Insect Orders (incomplete metamorphosis)](https://txmg.org/event/online-backyard-bug-hunter-insect-orders-incomplete-metamorphosis) - Wizzie Brown, Extension Program Specialist - IPM is presenting monthly Zoom webinars in a series entitled "Backyard Bug Hunter". The same link will be used for the entire series. Join Zoom Meetinghttps://us02web.zoom.us/j/83804125861?pwd=RVJnMURadC9iUERsdjVqcUJyczl3dz09Meeting ID: 838 0412 5861Passcode: 077123
- [Galveston County - Tree Selection for the Home](https://txmg.org/event/galveston-county-gulf-coast-gardening-seminar-tree-selection-for-the-home) - Galveston County Master Gardener Briana Etie will share her expertise of trees for our area to assist homeowners in choosing the right tree for their home landscape. Attendees will learn about the right tree, and right place for landscape design, offer maintenance tips and dig into best practice for tree planting. An added bonus for
- [Galveston County - Ready, Set, Spring! Online Plant Sale](https://txmg.org/event/galveston-county-ready-set-spring-online-plant-sale) - Online Ready, Set, Spring! plant sale will be Friday, February 16 at 12 noon until Saturday, February 17 at 12 noon. View our square store site now for info on previously sold plants and trees. https://galvestonmg.square.site (Please note that all items will say 'out of stock'. This is due to the fact that the sale
- [Galveston County - Urban Orchard Series: Irish Potatoes](https://txmg.org/event/galveston-county-urban-orchard-series-irish-potatoes) - Galveston County Master Gardener Kevin Lancon presents success growing Irish potatoes in your home garden. This presentation is for beginners and seasoned potato gardeners alike. Kevin will focus on different winning varieties for our area, best practices for maximum production, and a few facts and myths about potato gardening. In addition, Family and Community Health
- [Galveston County - Urban Orchard Series: Fig Tree Pruning & Propagation](https://txmg.org/event/galveston-county-urban-orchard-series-fig-tree-pruning-propagation) - Explore best methods pruning and propagating fig trees with Galveston County Master Gardener Barbara Canetti. Barbara will cover fig growth habit and fruiting varieties, as well as maintenance. We will visit our Discovery Garden Orchard for hands on experience with our fig collection. ***NOTE LOCATION: Master Gardener Discovery Garden in Carbide Park, 4102 Main St
- [Galveston County - Vegetable Garden Series: Spring Vegetables](https://txmg.org/event/galveston-county-vegetable-garden-series-spring-vegetables) - Galveston County Master Gardener Kevin Lancon will share his wealth of knowledge of hands-on experience growing vegetables. Topics will include how to plan and plant a spring vegetable garden that works best for you and selecting the best varieties for Galveston County. We will also discuss pollination, mulching, the effects of full sun and shade
- [Wood County - LUNCH & LEARN: Waking Up Your Lawn](https://txmg.org/event/wood-county-lunch-learn-waking-up-your-lawn) - Bring a lunch and enjoy this free program. For more information, please call (903) 763-2924.
- [Milam County- Annual Plant Sale](https://txmg.org/event/milam-county-annual-plant-sale) - The annual Milam County Master Gardener Plant Sale is scheduled for Saturday, March 2nd from 9:00 am to 1:00 pm at The Milam County Expo Building, 301 S. Houston, in Cameron. A raffle will be conducted at the sale with winners announced throughout the day. Come early to have the best selection of natives, Earth-Kind®,
- [Williamson County - Green Thumbs Up: Spring Vegetable Gardening for Beginners](https://txmg.org/event/williamson-county-green-thumbs-up-spring-vegetable-gardening-for-beginners-3) - Green Thumbs Up is a complimentary educational gardening program offered by the Williamson County Master Gardeners and Texas A&M AgriLife Extension. Join us while Master Gardener Steve Andrews helps us get ready for the upcoming growing season with: Spring Vegetable Gardening for Beginners. Contact our office at 512-943-3300 or visit https://williamson.agrilife.org/ for more information.
- [Williamson County - Green Thumbs Up: Spring Vegetable Gardening for Beginners](https://txmg.org/event/williamson-county-green-thumbs-up-spring-vegetable-gardening-for-beginners-2) - Green Thumbs Up is a complimentary educational gardening program offered by the Williamson County Master Gardeners and Texas A&M AgriLife Extension. Join us while Master Gardener Steve Andrews helps us get ready for the upcoming growing season with: Spring Vegetable Gardening for Beginners. Contact our office at 512-943-3300 or visit https://williamson.agrilife.org/ for more information.
- [Williamson County - Green Thumbs Up: Spring Vegetable Gardening for Beginners](https://txmg.org/event/williamson-county-green-thumbs-up-spring-vegetable-gardening-for-beginners) - Green Thumbs Up is a complimentary educational gardening program offered by the Williamson County Master Gardeners and Texas A&M AgriLife Extension. Join us while Master Gardener Steve Andrews helps us get ready for the upcoming growing season with: Spring Vegetable Gardening for Beginners. Contact our office at 512-943-3300 or visit https://williamson.agrilife.org/ for more information.
- [Montgomery County - Fruit & Nut Sale](https://txmg.org/event/montgomery-county-fruit-nut-sale) - Presentation by Michael Potter, CEA starts at 8 am. Sale starts at 9 till 12 noon. Great Selection of Peaches such as Tex King, Red Baron and Mid-Pride, Apples, Plums, Blueberries and Blackberries, Citrus, Pecans, and Native Trees and Plants.
- [Brazos County - Spring Plant Sale](https://txmg.org/event/brazos-county-spring-plant-sale-2) - Bring your wagon and load up on natives, perennials, herbs, vegetables and bulbs that are especially suited for Brazos County.
- [Gonzales County - Tomato/Vegetable Plant Sale](https://txmg.org/event/gonzales-county-tomato-vegetable-plant-sale-2) - The Gonzales Master Gardeners will be holding their annual Tomato/Vegetable Plant Sale on Saturday, March 2, 2024 where they will be selling tomatoes, peppers and other vegetables. The sale will take place at PACE: Plantatarium A Center for Exploration. This is the GMG building located at 623 N. Fair Street (between the Gonzales Elementary School
- [Fort Bend County - Grow Your Own Fruit Trees](https://txmg.org/event/fort-bend-county-grow-your-own-fruit-trees) - REGISTER HERE **THIS IS AN IN-PERSON EVENT** You must sign up to receive the recording! Fort Bend County Master Gardeners will hold their 24h annual Fruit Tree Sale from 9 a.m.-noon (or until sold out) on Saturday, Feb 10, in Barn H at the Fort Bend County Fairgrounds, 4310 Texas 36 in Rosenberg. The sale
- [Smith County - Library Lectures: Bloom Where You are Planted](https://txmg.org/event/smith-county-library-lectures-bloom-where-you-are-planted) - Bloom Where You are Planted - Make Your Garden Fit Your Life Master Gardener David Gary gives an inspiring presentation which illustrates that serious gardening can be possible despite physical limitations.
- [Smith County - Library Lectures: Tried & True Plants](https://txmg.org/event/smith-county-library-lectures-tried-true-plants) - Tried and True, New and Different Plants to Try to Find and Use in Your Garden Former Extension Horticulture Agent Keith Hansen will help us discover plants that may not be familiar to us, or maybe they are!
- [Smith County - Library Lectures: Texas Superstars®](https://txmg.org/event/smith-county-library-lectures-texas-superstars) - Master Gardener Lynette Sewell will discuss the Texas Superstar® Program in which every effort is made to ensure that highlighted plants will perform well for Texas consumers.
- [Smith County - Library Lectures: Things I Wish I Had Learned Sooner](https://txmg.org/event/smith-county-library-lectures-things-i-wish-i-had-learned-sooner) - Baxter Williams, Master Rosarian, American Rose Society, gives a light-hearted look at the right information about rose horticulture against the historical lore that has been passed down.
- [Smith County - Library Lectures: Growing the Longview Arboretum](https://txmg.org/event/smith-county-library-lectures-growing-the-longview-arboretum) - This program brings a fast-faced, behind-the-scenes look at the development of the Arboretum, from a pipe dream to a beautiful garden.
- [Harris County - Fruit Tree Plant Sale](https://txmg.org/event/harris-county-fruit-tree-plant-sale) - January 27th, 2024, from 9:00am to 1:00pm New Location at 9650 N. Houston Rosslyn Houston 77088 Available plants sold in 3- or 7-gallon pots. Grapefruit, Lemon, Lime, Mandarin, Orange, Satsuma, Apple, Nectarine, Peach, Pear, Plum, Pomegranate, Avocado, Fig, Pecan, Blackberry, Blueberry, Coffee Trees *ALL AVAILABLE* The Harris County Master Gardener Association (HCMGA) holds several public plant
- [Rockwall County - Bee in Love: Intro into Beekeeping](https://txmg.org/event/rockwall-county-bee-in-love-intro-into-beekeeping) - If you’re curious about honeybees or thinking about starting a backyard beehive, then this is a great introductory class for you! The class is designed for absolute beginners, so even if you know practically nothing about bees, by the time you finish you’ll be ready to get started with your own backyard beehive or re-vamp
- [ADVANCED TRAINING: Trees and Tree Care](https://txmg.org/event/advanced-training-trees-and-tree-care-2) - Course Information and Registration The class will teach you about trees and tree care in the home landscape, as well as how to partner with cities and community groups to advocate for trees. The classes are taught by professional arborists, Texas A&M educators, and Texas Forest Service staff. Master Gardeners who fulfill specified training and
- [Brazoria County - 2024 Fruit and Citrus Tree Sale](https://txmg.org/event/brazoria-county-2024-fruit-and-citrus-tree-sale) - It's that time of the year again! Save the Date for our 2024 Fruit and Citrus Tree Sale from the Brazoria County Master Gardeners. Online ordering happens January 20th-21st and tree pickup is February 9th-10th. More details and an updated Fruit and Citrus Tree Guide coming soon!
- [Fort Bend County - Grow Your Own - Warm Season Vegetables & Herbs](https://txmg.org/event/fort-bend-county-grow-your-own-warm-season-vegetables-herbs) - Learn how to plan and maintain your spring and summer garden and how to select vegetables that do well in Fort Bend County. Growing vegetables in containers or small spaces will be covered, as well as the basics of drip and sprinkler system irrigation methods. REGISTER HERE **THIS IS AN IN-PERSON EVENT** You must register
- [Gillespie County - "Plantastic" Vegetable Gardening Seminar](https://txmg.org/event/gillespie-county-plantastic-vegetable-gardening-seminar) - Special guest Dr. Joe Masabni will start the program with a general session on hydroponics followed by a session on organic gardening. After lunch we will break out into smaller group concurrent sessions. Breakout Session 1 topics include tomatoes, permaculture, and garden insects. Breakout session 2 includes herbs, alliums and garden insects will repeat. Finally
- [Fort Bend County – Grow Your Own – Creating Healthy Garden Soil](https://txmg.org/event/fort-bend-county-grow-your-own-creating-healthy-garden-soil) - Learn the basics on how to “supercharge” your soil, helping you minimize environmental, pest, and disease pressure on plants and to maximize your harvest yields. Topics include soil structure, testing and analysis, and a multitude of ways to enrich your garden soil. REGISTER HERE **THIS IS AN IN-PERSON EVENT** You must sign up to receive
- [Gillespie County - Grow It Cook It: Irish Potatoes](https://txmg.org/event/gillespie-county-grow-it-cook-it-irish-potatoes) - Come join Shea Nebgen and Beth McMahon as you learn how to not just grow Irish potatoes, but how to cook them too. Recipe samples included with the program. This program is part of the Gillespie County Grow It Cook It Program Series. It is $15 per program, $25 for the entire program series.
- [Williamson County - Green Thumbs Up](https://txmg.org/event/williamson-county-green-thumbs-up) - Master Gardener Lora Green will be discussing hardscape and how to integrate it into your outdoor areas. Whether providing structure and organization with stone walls, enhancing the aesthetics with water features, or increasing usability and accessibility with well-designed patios and pathways – hardscape can serve as the foundation for transforming your outdoor space into an
- [Angelina County - The Low Down on Dirt](https://txmg.org/event/angelina-county-the-low-down-on-dirt) - Angelina County Master Gardener Noon Gardening Program “The Low Down on Dirt” Speaker: Angelina County Agent: Cary Sims Tuesday, January 16th, 12:00 p.m. 2201 S. Medford Dr.; Lufkin, Tx 75901; Angelina County Extension Office No Fee. Feel free to bring your lunch. We will discuss solving soil problems, amendments and fertilizers.
- [39th Annual Fort Bend Regional Vegetable Conference](https://txmg.org/event/39th-annual-fort-bend-regional-vegetable-conference) - Registration is now open! Join us on Thursday, February 8, 2024, at the Fort Bend County Fairgrounds, 4310 Hwy 36 S, Rosenberg, TX (Bldgs. C & D) Early registration: $30.00 thru January 26, 2024 Late Registration: $40 January 27 through noon February 6, 2024 Register and pay online* at: https://39thAnnualVegConf.eventbrite.com OR Scan the QR code to be
- [Williamson County - Green Thumbs Up](https://txmg.org/event/williamson-county-green-thumbs-up-2) - Master Gardener Lora Green will be discussing hardscape and how to integrate it into your outdoor areas. Whether providing structure and organization with stone walls, enhancing the aesthetics with water features, or increasing usability and accessibility with well-designed patios and pathways – hardscape can serve as the foundation for transforming your outdoor space into an
- [ADVANCED TRAINING: Junior Master Gardener®](https://txmg.org/event/advanced-training-junior-master-gardener) - The upcoming virtual 2024 JMG National Leader Training will serve as Advanced Training for Texas Master Gardeners. You do not have to attend the live event for it to count. However, to receive your Advanced Training certificate, you must view ALL of the general & concurrent sessions presentations offered through the training. That means that since it is not
- [Williamson County - Green Thumbs Up: Tree Problems](https://txmg.org/event/williamson-county-green-thumbs-up-tree-problems-3) - Arbor anxiety? Losing sleep over losing leaves? Kate Whitney, County Extension Agent will be digging down to the roots of Tree Problems for this month’s Green Thumbs Up!
- [Williamson County - Green Thumbs Up: Tree Problems](https://txmg.org/event/williamson-county-green-thumbs-up-tree-problems-2) - Arbor anxiety? Losing sleep over losing leaves? Kate Whitney, County Extension Agent will be digging down to the roots of Tree Problems for this month’s Green Thumbs Up!
- [Williamson County - Green Thumbs Up: Tree Problems](https://txmg.org/event/williamson-county-green-thumbs-up-tree-problems) - Arbor anxiety? Losing sleep over losing leaves? Kate Whitney, County Extension Agent will be digging down to the roots of Tree Problems for this month’s Green Thumbs Up!
- [VIRTUAL - Hydroponic Gardening](https://txmg.org/event/virtual-hydroponic-gardening) - Join us for a free VIRTUAL program designed for beginners interested in learning more about hydroponics or starting a new business. Existing hydroponic producers will also benefit and have the opportunity to share future programming needs. REGISTER AT https://bit.ly/3MaZkG9
- [ADVANCED TRAINING: Compost   *FULL*](https://txmg.org/event/advanced-training-compost) - Compost has many positive benefits when used in our gardens and landscapes. Most people try what they think is composting but often end up with trash piles. This training is meant to help explain the correct way to home compost as well as the added benefits of its usage in the garden. It will include
- [Webb County - 2023 Master Gardener Training](https://txmg.org/event/webb-county-2023-master-gardener-training) - Webb County will be offering the Texas Master Gardener Program to train county residents to become certified volunteers for Webb County. Classes occur on Thursday evenings. For more information, please email Jeffrey Hester, County Extension Agent at jeffrey.hester@ag.tamu.edu
- [Henderson County - Fall Family Flower Festival](https://txmg.org/event/henderson-county-fall-family-flower-festival) - Celebrate Fall with the Henderson County Master Gardeners on Saturday, November 4 Henderson County Master Gardeners are hosting a Fall Family Flower Festival on November 4 from 9:00am until 2:00pm at the Harvest Garden, located on the grounds of Henderson County Regional Fair Park. The day will include fun kid-friendly activities including a bounce house,
- [Harris County - Fall Plant Sale](https://txmg.org/event/harris-county-fall-plant-sale) - Southeast Fall Plant Sale October 21st from 9:00am-1:00pm at Genoa Friendship Gardens 1210 Genoa Red Bluff Rd, Houston 77037. Online orders accepted until October 19th https://hcmga.tamu.edu/shop/ Shop: Bulbs Annuals & Perennials Native plants Vegetables & Tomatoes Herbs Fertilizers
- [Hill County – Annual Tree Sale](https://txmg.org/event/hill-county-annual-tree-sale) - Trees: Native, Ornamental & Fruit as well as native plants will be available. Find us on the west side of Hillsboro Courthouse Square. This annual event sold out quickly last year, so you are encouraged to shop early.
- [Galveston County: Fall Festival](https://txmg.org/event/galveston-county-fall-festival) - Join us for fun, food and discovery celebrating community at our Galveston County Master Gardener 2023 Fall Festival and Plant Sale. Located at our Discovery Garden in Carbide Park, 4102 Main St, La Marque, you can enjoy: Discovery Garden Tours Hourly garden seminars Extension programs blender bike to learn about nutrition; Ask a Master Gardener
- [Galveston County: Patio Citrus](https://txmg.org/event/galveston-county-patio-citrus) - Join Horticulture Agent Stephen Brueggerhoff and learn about growing citrus on the patio. Through practical experience, Stephen will discuss container cultivation, maintenance and varieties like mandarin, satsuma, lemons, limes and more for a bountiful harvest. For additional questions on program call 281-309-5065. Registration deadline is October 5, 2023 at 3 p.m.
- [Rockwall County - All About Trees](https://txmg.org/event/rockwall-county-all-about-trees) - choose the right tree for our area how to plant diseases and pest management time to plant and how to transplant proper irrigation and supplemental watering REGISTER HERE; space is limited
- [Dallas County - The Art and Science of Winemaking (Part 4 of 4)](https://txmg.org/event/dallas-county-the-art-and-science-of-winemaking-part-4-of-4) - Do you love wine? Do you love the idea of making your own wine? Join us for our second annual series on the art and science of winemaking. Michael Cook, Texas A&M AgriLife Program Specialist in Viticulture and the Dallas County Master Gardener winemaking team will teach and guide you through this fascinating process. Register
- [Dallas County - The Art and Science of Winemaking (Part 3 of 4)](https://txmg.org/event/dallas-county-the-art-and-science-of-winemaking-part-3-of-4) - Do you love wine? Do you love the idea of making your own wine? Join us for our second annual series on the art and science of winemaking. Michael Cook, Texas A&M AgriLife Program Specialist in Viticulture and the Dallas County Master Gardener winemaking team will teach and guide you through this fascinating process. Register
- [Dallas County - The Art and Science of Winemaking (Part 2 of 4)](https://txmg.org/event/dallas-county-the-art-and-science-of-winemaking-part-2-of-4) - Do you love wine? Do you love the idea of making your own wine? Join us for our second annual series on the art and science of winemaking. Michael Cook, Texas A&M AgriLife Program Specialist in Viticulture and the Dallas County Master Gardener winemaking team will teach and guide you through this fascinating process. Register
- [Dallas County - The Art and Science of Winemaking (Part 1 of 4)](https://txmg.org/event/dallas-county-the-art-and-science-of-winemaking) - Do you love wine? Do you love the idea of making your own wine? Join us for our second annual series on the art and science of winemaking. Michael Cook, Texas A&M AgriLife Program Specialist in Viticulture and the Dallas County Master Gardener winemaking team will teach and guide you through this fascinating process. Register
- [Collin County - 2023 Fall Plant Sale](https://txmg.org/event/collin-county-2023-fall-plant-sale) - Awe-Inspiring Autumn: The 2023 CCMGA Fall Plant Sale by, Dawn Oldfield, CCMGA Public Relations Chairperson Don’t miss the 2023 CCMGA Fall Plant Sale, presented by The Collin County Master Gardeners Association on Saturday, October 28, 2023 from 9AM –1:30PM or until SOLD OUT. This most anticipated autumn event will be held in the Show Barn at
- [Dallas County - Slow Gardening Texas Style](https://txmg.org/event/dallas-county-slow-gardening-texas-style) - Make plans to join us on Saturday, October 14, for a unique day-long educational event sponsored by the Dallas County Master Gardener Association and Dallas College featuring well-known horticulturists Felder Rushing and Callie Works-Leary. The $20 cost of registration includes lunch. To see the schedule, review the bios of our widely acclaimed speakers, and REGISTER
- [Williamson County - Fall Landscape Symposium: Bulbs 'n' Roses](https://txmg.org/event/williamson-county-fall-landscape-symposium-bulbs-n-roses) - Rock your landscape and turn up the dial on your gardening groove with the Fall Landscape Symposium: Bulbs 'n' Roses! Informative presentations from experts on a variety of landscaping topics such as tree planting, fall lawn essentials and of course - roses! The experience will be enriched by the opportunity to visit hands-on educational booths
- [Williamson County - Green Thumbs Up: Weed Identification](https://txmg.org/event/williamson-county-green-thumbs-up-weed-identification-3) - Wondering what weeds are wrecking your garden work? Join us for September Green Thumbs Up and let Extension Agent Kate Hajda and Master Gardener Brenda McIndoo show you how to identify those pesky weeds! Please contact us with any questions at 512-943-3300 or visit https://williamson.agrilife.org/ for more information. The Green Thumbs Up Gardening Program is
- [Williamson County - Fruit Growers Forum](https://txmg.org/event/williamson-county-fruit-growers-forum) - It's time for the 2023 Fruit Growers Forum! To benefit both commercial fruit growers and hobby gardeners alike, we will have knowledgeable experts presenting on a variety of topics and the opportunity to ask questions of the experts and local growers. This year's Fruit Growers Forum is going to be an invaluable experience! The cost
- [Williamson County - Green Thumbs Up: Weed Identification](https://txmg.org/event/williamson-county-green-thumbs-up-weed-identification) - Wondering what weeds are wrecking your garden work? Join us for September Green Thumbs Up and let Extension Agent Kate Hajda and Master Gardener Brenda McIndoo show you how to identify those pesky weeds! Please contact us with any questions at 512-943-3300 or visit https://williamson.agrilife.org/ for more information. The Green Thumbs Up Gardening Program is
- [Williamson County - Green Thumbs Up: Weed Identification](https://txmg.org/event/williamson-county-green-thumbs-up-weed-identification-2) - Wondering what weeds are wrecking your garden work? Join us for September Green Thumbs Up and let Extension Agent Kate Hajda and Master Gardener Brenda McIndoo show you how to identify those pesky weeds! Please contact us with any questions at 512-943-3300 or visit https://williamson.agrilife.org/ for more information. The Green Thumbs Up Gardening Program is
- [Victoria County - Smart Gardening Symposium](https://txmg.org/event/victoria-county-smart-gardening-symposium) - Victoria County Master Gardener Association will hold its 2023 Smart Gardening Symposium Saturday, Oct. 7, 9 a.m.-3:30 p.m. Emphasis will be on topics of working with nature in the garden. There will be four speakers. The event will be held at VEG Pavilion, 283 Bachelor Dr., across from the Victoria Regional Airport control tower. Lunch,
- [Victoria County - 2023 Fall Plant Sale](https://txmg.org/event/victoria-county-2023-fall-plant-sale) - Victoria County Master Gardener Association will hold its 2023 Fall Plant Sale Saturday, Sept. 9, 8 a.m.-noon at VEG Pavilion, which is located at 283 Bachelor Dr., across from the Victoria Regional Airport control tower. There will plants from the VCMGA greenhouse and VCMGA members along with hundreds of native and adaptive plants. Many of
- [Concho Valley - Fall Landscaping Symposium](https://txmg.org/event/concho-valley-fall-landscaping-symposium-3) - Join us for a fun day of learning! Speakers from around the state will present on a variety of topics for home gardeners and landscapers. Learn about native plants, succulents, hobby greenhouses, landscape design, and integrated pest management. Cost includes lunch and refreshments.
- [Milam County - Tree Stewardship](https://txmg.org/event/milam-county-tree-stewardship) - The Little River Basin Master Gardener Association (Milam County) is hosting a tree program on Wednesday, August 16th, 6:00 pm, at the Patterson Center, 609 Mill Avenue, Rockdale, TX. Camille Wiseman, a woodland ecologist for Texas A&M Forest Service, will offer a wealth of information on general tree care -- selection, pruning, and health --
- [ADVANCED TRAINING: Herbs](https://txmg.org/event/advanced-training-herbs) - THIS CLASS IS FULL To be eligible for this training an individual must possess an up-to-date Master Gardener certification or be an employee of the Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service. The application must be approved by their local County Extension Agent/Program Coordinator. Limit 2 per county. This Extension Master Gardener Volunteer Advanced Training is designed
- [Fort Bend County - Grow Your Own Series: Cool Seasons Vegetables & Herbs](https://txmg.org/event/fort-bend-county-grow-your-own-series-cool-seasons-vegetables-herbs) - Part five of a six-part series: Should you sow seeds or buy transplants? How about herbs? Learn about choosing the right vegetables for fall and early winter. Register online: https://fortbend.agrilife.org/grow-your-own/ or call 281-633-7029. Class will be held at: Bud O'Shieles Community Center, 1330 Band Road, Rosenberg, TX 77471
- [Collin County - A Walk in the Park](https://txmg.org/event/collin-county-a-walk-in-the-park) - A Walk in the Park 2023 by: Dawn Oldfield, CCMGA Public Relations Chairperson The Collin County Master Gardeners Association will host their annual Walk in the Park on Saturday, June 3, 2023 from 9:00AM-Noon. A Walk in the Park features self-guided tours of the international award-winning research and demonstration gardens at beautiful Myers Park &
- [Galveston County - Bramble On: Blackberries](https://txmg.org/event/galveston-county-bramble-on-blackberries) - Presented by Galveston County Master Gardener Monica Martins and Horticulture Agent Stephen Brueggerhoff, we will explore blackberry cultivation including varieties (thorned and thornless), growth habit and seasonal pruning, trellising systems and fertilization. You will learn about soil preparation and planting, as well as disease and pest management.
- [Austin County - Kids' Kamp](https://txmg.org/event/austin-county-kids-kamp) - The Bluebonnet Master Gardeners, in conjunction with the Texas A&M AgriLife Extension team, are pleased to announce our 6th year of holding Kids’ Kamp in Austin County. This Kamp is designed to be educational but fun with the goal of igniting a passion in the youth of our area to the importance and enjoyment of
- [Colorado County - Kids Kamp](https://txmg.org/event/colorado-county-kids-kamp) - The Bluebonnet Master Gardeners, in conjunction with the Texas A&M AgriLife Extension team, are pleased to announce our 6th year of holding Kids’ Kamp in Colorado County. This Kamp is designed to be educational but fun with the goal of igniting a passion in the youth of our area to the importance and enjoyment of
- [Washington County - Kids Kamp](https://txmg.org/event/washington-county-kids-kamp) - The Bluebonnet Master Gardeners, in conjunction with the Texas A&M AgriLife Extension team, are pleased to announce our 6th year of holding Kids’ Kamp in Washington County. This Kamp is designed to be educational but fun with the goal of igniting a passion in the youth of our area to the importance and enjoyment of
- [Fayette County - Kids' Kamp](https://txmg.org/event/fayette-county-kids-kamp) - The Bluebonnet Master Gardeners, in conjunction with the Texas A&M AgriLife Extension team, are pleased to announce our 6th year of holding Kids’ Kamp in Fayette County. This Kamp is designed to be educational but fun with the goal of igniting a passion in the youth of our area to the importance and enjoyment of
- [Smith County - 2023 Home Garden Tour](https://txmg.org/event/smith-county-2023-home-garden-tour) - We are happy to announce the return of our Annual Home Garden Tour featuring the amazing gardens of six current Master Gardeners!
- [San Jacinto County - All About Mushrooms](https://txmg.org/event/san-jacinto-all-about-mushrooms) - Imagine having a selection of fresh mushrooms you can harvest in your garden! Come and hear why gardeners and foodies are getting all the excitement about growing mushrooms. Jane English, garden enthusiast and artist, will demonstrate how grow mushrooms yourself in a straw bale in warm weather or inoculate a log or in cooler weather.
- [Henderson County - Virtual Plant Sale](https://txmg.org/event/henderson-county-virtual-plant-sale) - Annual Plant Sale is an online only event. Plant pick-up details will be emailed to buyers. All plants must be picked up in Athens, Texas by April 22, 2023
- [Hidalgo County - Plant Sale](https://txmg.org/event/hidalgo-county-plant-sale) - The Master Gardeners will be selling native plants and succulents. Our plants sell out quickly, so come early for the best selection. South Texas College Culinary school will be giving cooking demonstrations. US Citrus will provide information on growing and controlling pest on citrus trees.
- [Hidalgo County - RGV Home and Garden Show](https://txmg.org/event/hidalgo-county-rgv-home-and-garden-show) - The Hidalgo County Master Gardeners will have a booth at the Rio Grande Valley 32nd Annual Home & Graden Show at the McAllen Convention Center located at 700 Convention Center Blvd, McAllen, TX. We will be selling plants and garden related crafts. Come visit us!
- [Collin County - The 2023 Spring Plant Sale](https://txmg.org/event/collin-county-the-2023-spring-plant-sale) - Best of Spring: The 2023 CCMGA Spring Plant Sale by, Dawn Oldfield, CCMGA Public Relations Chairperson Don’t miss The 2023 CCMGA Spring Plant Sale, presented by The Collin County Master Gardeners Association on Saturday, April 15, 2023 from 9AM –1:30PM or until SOLD OUT. This is the largest plant sale in Collin County, and this
- [Ellis County - Lawn & Garden Expo](https://txmg.org/event/ellis-county-lawn-garden-expo-4) - MG plant sale and exhibitors from surrounding area Keynote speakers: 11:00am - John Thomas from Wildseed Farms 2:00pm - Andrea DeLong-Amaya from LBJ Wildflower Center Kids activities including Texas Discovery Gardens, John Bunker Sands Wetland Center, Heritage Farms, What Snake is This North Texas and loads more!
- [Dallas County - Fruit Budding and Grafting Workshop](https://txmg.org/event/dallas-county-fruit-budding-and-grafting-workshop) - An all-day hands-on workshop with Dr. Tim Hartmann provides a thorough understanding and skill development of fruit grafting and budding propagation. As a participant, you will be able to take home several grafted fruit trees. Your training will include demonstrations and hands-on practice with various techniques including Cleft & Bark Graft, T-Bud, Chip-Bud, and many
- [ADVANCED TRAINING: Vegetables](https://txmg.org/event/advanced-training-vegetables) - To be eligible for this training an individual must possess an up-to-date Master Gardener certification or be an employee of the Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service. The application must be approved by their local County Extension Agent/Program Coordinator. This Master Gardener Extension Volunteer Advanced Training is designed to train and certify Master Gardeners to become
- [Travis County - Earth-Kind® Gardening Field Day](https://txmg.org/event/travis-county-earth-kind-gardening-field-day) - The Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service and Travis County Master Gardeners announces their spring 2023 Earth-Kind® Gardening Field Day, to be held Saturday, March 25 from 9 am to 1 pm at the Travis County AgriLife Extension office located at 1600 Smith Road, Austin, TX 78721. Parking is available along Smith Road. The event is
- [Milam County - Spring Plant Sale](https://txmg.org/event/milam-county-spring-plant-sale) - The Little River Basin Master Gardeners in Milam County will hold its annual Spring Plant Sale on March 4, 9am-2pm, at 101 E. Main St., Cameron, TX We will have herbs, vegetables, perennials, annuals, trees, citrus trees, shrubs focusing on Texas natives
- [Bastrop County  - Spring Plant Sale](https://txmg.org/event/bastrop-county-spring-plant-sale-2) - The Bastrop County Master Gardeners SPRING PLANT SALE is Saturday, MARCH 11th from 9:00am-1:00pm at Bastrop Area Livestock Show Association's MAYFEST PARK at 25 American Legion Dr. in Bastrop, TX. We'll have pollinators, perennials, natives, vegetables, herbs, succulents, house plants and more! All TAX-FREE! Plus Door Prizes and Ask-the-Experts onsite!
- [Smith County - Prep Now for a Beautiful Garden Later](https://txmg.org/event/smith-county-prep-now-for-a-beautiful-garden-later) - Smith County Master Gardener, Andie Rathbone - what you can do now in the colder months to ensure a beautiful garden this spring.
- [Advanced Training - Trees and Tree Care](https://txmg.org/event/advanced-training-trees-and-tree-care) - “Advanced Master Gardener - Tree Care” training will be comprised of high-quality training including tree benefits, tree biology and function, site selection, tree species selection, proper planting techniques, proper training and pruning, tree nutrition, common stress factors, alleviating soil compaction, abiotic tree problems, common pests and diseases, tree risk assessment, legal issues and hiring a
- [ADVANCED TRAINING: Plant Propagation](https://txmg.org/event/advanced-training-plant-propagation) - Information, Registration, Agenda Advanced Master Gardener – Plant Propagation training will be comprised of high-quality training including hands-on learning of a variety of propagation techniques: seeding, air-layering, stem cutting, soft and semi-hardwood cuttings, root cutting, bulb chipping, dividing, simple layering, grafting and more. To be eligible for the Advanced Master Gardener - Plant Propagation training,
- [Bexar County - Cultivate](https://txmg.org/event/bexar-county-cultivate/2023-03-03) - Earth Friendly Gardening and Landscape Sessions
- [Fort Bend County - Landscape Success Series: Winter Protection](https://txmg.org/event/fort-bend-county-landscape-success-series-winter-protection) - Part eight of an eight-part series: With the past few terrible winters, we all had to scramble to protect our plants. In this class, we will learn some tips and tricks to prepare before the freeze hits. Register in advance to watch via Zoom at: https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZAvdeuhqzkrEtb0FTeD0pyOMtgPMwGcM91R
- [Fort Bend County - Landscape Success Series: Fall is for Planting](https://txmg.org/event/fort-bend-county-landscape-success-series-fall-is-for-planting) - Part seven of an eight-part series: Fall is a great time to plant so the plants or trees will have sufficient time to establish roots before the cold weather sets in. We will cover the best practices to get most out of your fall planting. Register in advance to watch via Zoom at: https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZItd-qgqTItH9Ufbz2eoPS8lXPK8SBQi4wh
- [Fort Bend County - Landscape Success Series: Trees for Small Landscapes](https://txmg.org/event/fort-bend-county-landscape-success-series-trees-for-small-landscapes) - Part six of an eight-part series: Do you have a small yard? No worries – we will talk about small ornamental trees that you can plant both in your front and back yards when space is an issue. Register in advance to watch via Zoom at: https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZckcOusrzwtE9Tdq3acBTGytxQ7SW--_qp9
- [Fort Bend County - Landscape Success Series: Weed & Nutrient Management](https://txmg.org/event/fort-bend-county-landscape-success-series-weed-nutrient-management) - Part five of an eight-part series: Weeds are a perennial problem for home landscapes. We will learn how to identify and manage weeds in our home landscapes. We will also cover the basics of nutrient requirements for landscape plants. Register in advance to watch via Zoom at: https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZAld-uvpj4oH9yXxo8Ib0JWAAMkIujeWKX2
- [Fort Bend County - Landscape Success Series: Irrigation Basics](https://txmg.org/event/fort-bend-county-landscape-success-series-irrigation-basics) - Part four of an eight-part series: This class will discuss various types of irrigation methods for home landscapes; basic troubleshooting as well as water requirements for plantings. Register in advance to watch via Zoom at: https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZUpdeyqqTojH9wiReCvvQfVhSLhtc6BOlWR
- [Fort Bend County - Landscape Success Series: Flowering Plants for 4 Seasons](https://txmg.org/event/fort-bend-county-landscape-success-series-flowering-plants-for-4-seasons) - Part three of an eight-part series: We will discuss how to add color for each season so the home gardener will have something blooming throughout the year. We will cover Texas Superstar Plants as well. Register in advance to watch via Zoom at: https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZEkcOqgrjwqGd2rhVkvKUmvwjrsvfL1qxUe
- [Hill Country - Blooms and Barrels Sale](https://txmg.org/event/hill-country-blooms-and-barrels-sale) - Hill Country Texas Master Gardener's annual fund raiser. Native and adapted ornamentals, herbs, and vegetables raised in our greenhouses beginning in January.
- [Fort Bend County - Landscape Success Series: Turf Grass](https://txmg.org/event/fort-bend-county-landscape-success-series-turf-grass) - Part two of an eight-part series: This class will address the basics of grasses suitable for our region as well as their characteristics. We will go over turf grass maintenance, and common problems encountered by the homeowner. Register in advance to watch via Zoom at: https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZYufuGgrzkpEtK7WyftwMzPZF4nSlpiv-P6
- [Fort Bend County - Landscape Success Series: Landscape Basics](https://txmg.org/event/fort-bend-county-landscape-success-series-landscape-basics) - Part one of an eight-part series: An overview of home landscape basics for a home gardener. This class will be based on Earth-Kind gardening principles and will cover the aspects of location, light, water, soil and plant compatibility. We will also cover the basics of landscape design elements for a home garden. Register in advance
- [Fort Bend County - Grow Your Own Series: Composting](https://txmg.org/event/fort-bend-county-grow-your-own-series-composting) - Part six of a six-part series: Making your own compost can be a fun and rewarding activity. There are many advantages to making compost, including a healthier garden and less yard waste going to a landfill. Learn how you can easily make your own compost using items from your kitchen, yard, and gardens. Register
- [Fort Bend County - Grow Your Own Series: Setting Up Raised Beds/Planters](https://txmg.org/event/fort-bend-county-grow-your-own-series-setting-up-raised-beds-planters) - Part four of a six-part series: Learn about the pros and cons of using different materials to make raised beds, set up considerations and maintenance. Planters including pots will also be covered. Register online: https://fortbend.agrilife.org/grow-your-own/ or call 281-633-7029. Class will be held at: Bud O'Shieles Community Center, 1330 Band Road, Rosenberg, TX 77471
- [Fort Bend County - Grow Your Own Series: Warm Season Vegetables & Herbs](https://txmg.org/event/fort-bend-county-grow-your-own-series-warm-season-vegetables-herbs) - Part three of a six-part series: Learn how to plan and maintain your spring and summer garden and how to select vegetables that do well in Fort Bend County. Growing vegetables in containers or small spaces will be covered, as well as the basics of drip and sprinkler system irrigation methods. Register online: https://fortbend.agrilife.org/grow-your-own/ or
- [Fort Bend County - Grow Your Own Series: Edible Garden Planning](https://txmg.org/event/fort-bend-county-grow-your-own-series-edible-garden-planning) - Part two of a six-part series: Learn about site selection, setting up garden beds, container gardening, and planning for vegetables, fruit trees and other edibles along with soil fertility and soil testing. Register online: https://fortbend.agrilife.org/grow-your-own/ or call 281-633-7029. Class will be held at: Bud O'Shieles Community Center, 1330 Band Road, Rosenberg, TX 77471
- [Fort Bend County - Grow Your Own Series: Fruit Trees](https://txmg.org/event/fort-bend-county-grow-your-own-series-fruit-trees) - Class one of a six class program: Learn about fruit trees, including semi-tropicals, which are suitable for and thrive in Fort Bend County. Topics covered will include when and how to plant the trees, common problems and their resolutions. Register online: https://fortbend.agrilife.org/grow-your-own/grow-your-own-rsvp-form/ or call 281-633-7029. Program is held at Bud O'Shieles Community Center, 1330 Band
- [Smith County - Master Gardeners at the Library](https://txmg.org/event/smith-county-master-gardeners-at-the-library) - 2023 Smith County Master Gardeners at the Library Lecture Series. Lectures are free and open to the public.
- [Gonzales County - Spring Plant Sale](https://txmg.org/event/gonzales-county-spring-plant-sale) - The Gonzales Master Gardeners will be holding their annual Spring Plant Sale on Saturday, April 15, 2023 on Texas Heroes Square in downtown Gonzales from 8:30 a.m. until 1:00 p.m. Annual and perennial plants, herbs, roses, succulents and native plants grown by Gonzales Master Gardeners will be available along with a supplementation of nursery grown
- [Gonzales County - Tomato/Vegetable Plant Sale](https://txmg.org/event/gonzales-county-tomato-vegetable-plant-sale) - The Gonzales Master Gardeners will be holding their annual Tomato/Vegetable Sale on Saturday, February 25, 2023. The sale will take place at PACE: Plantatarium A Center for Exploration. This is the GMG building located at 623 N. Fair Street (between the Gonzales Elementary School and Bus Barn). The sale will be held inside from 8:30
- [Collin County - Garden Show 2023](https://txmg.org/event/collin-county-garden-show-2023/2023-03-18) - Welcome Spring: Don’t Miss The CCMGA Garden Show 2023 by Dawn Oldfield, CCMGA Public Relations Chairperson Save the date for The Garden Show 2023, presented by the Collin County Master Gardeners Association. It’s what a garden show should be! For garden lovers it’s a great day out to immerse themselves in timely tips for successful
- [Ellis County - Lawn & Garden Expo](https://txmg.org/event/ellis-county-lawn-garden-expo-3) - Join us for our 22nd annual Lawn & Garden Expo! Walk the aisles, talk with our exhibitors. You’ll find numerous exhibitors offering everything needed for your gardens and lawns. Keynote speakers are from Wildseed Farms and LBJ Wildflower Center, plus Texas Discovery Gardens is coming to the Children’s Workshop. Check our website (www.ecmga.com) or Facebook
- [Galveston County - Urban Orchard Series: Propagating Fig Trees](https://txmg.org/event/galveston-county-urban-orchard-series-propagating-fig-trees) - Explore best methods propagating and pruning fig trees with Master Gardener Barbara Canetti. Barbara will cover fig growth habit and fruiting varieties, as well as maintenance. We will visit our Discovery Garden Orchard for hands on experience with our fig collection. Register online: https://galveston.agrilife.org/horticulture/mgseminars, or call 281-309-5065. Seminar will be at: 4201-B Main St, La
- [Galveston County - Veggie Garden Series: Growing Tomatoes, Pt. 2](https://txmg.org/event/galveston-county-veggie-garden-series-growing-tomatoes-pt-2) - Part two of three programs Growing Great Tomatoes by Galveston County Master Gardener Ira Gervais. Ira reveals his secrets of successful production of great tomatoes. Learn about various varieties that do well in this area, when to transplant your seedlings and best growing techniques. Information on soil requirements, nutrients and temperature range for best tomato
- [Galveston County - Urban Orchard Series: Growing Pecans at Home](https://txmg.org/event/galveston-county-urban-orchard-series-growing-pecans-at-home) - Learn best practices for planting, maintaining and cultivating pecans with Horticulture Agent Stephen Brueggerhoff. Weather allowing, we will visit a remnant pecan orchard in Carbide Park. Register online: https://galveston.agrilife.org/horticulture/mgseminars/, or call 281-309-5065. Program location: Galveston County AgriLife Extension, 4102-B Main St, La Marque, TX.
- [Galveston County - Urban Orchard Series: Wedge Grafting](https://txmg.org/event/galveston-county-urban-orchard-series-wedge-grafting) - Master Gardeners Herman Auer, Hazel Lampton and Debbie Espinosa will discuss the how, when, & why of wedge, whip and tongue, and chip bud method grafting. This hands-on program will give you choices to graft stone fruit, pome and evergreen fruit trees. The possibilities are endless when you know how to graft your own fruit
- [Advanced Training - Irrigation Efficiency](https://txmg.org/event/specialist-training-irrigation-efficiency) - Irrigation Efficiency Description and Agenda Drought and landscape water restrictions provide an opportunity for Extension to educate homeowners and Master Gardeners about irrigation efficiency. Because of past drought and water restrictions, homeowners are more aware than ever that they do not understand how an irrigation system and an irrigation controller work. Master Gardeners have a
- [Test Event](https://txmg.org/event/test-event) - This is a test
- [Specialist Training - Vegetables  RESCHEDULED](https://txmg.org/event/specialist-vegetables-2) - Master Gardener Vegetable Specialist Training to be held in Bexar County has been postponed until 2017. Tentative dates are: October 17-19, 2017.
- [Specialist Training - Rainwater Harvesting RESCHEDULED](https://txmg.org/event/specialist-training-rainwater-harvesting-3) - PLEASE NOTE: This specialist training has been cancelled for 2016 and is tentatively rescheduled for April 10-12, 2017. Landscape water conservation goals have created a new interest in rainwater harvesting for irrigation and other uses. This new interest provides a great opportunity to educate homeowners how to irrigate with harvested rainwater. In rural areas we
- [Specialist Training - Oak Wilt Specialist](https://txmg.org/event/specialist-training-oak-wilt-specialist) - 12:00pm October 26 through 12:30pm October 28, 2016. Presented by the Permian Basin Master Gardeners The Master Gardener Oak Wilt Specialist is charged with increasing awareness and providing training in Oak Wilt. The Master Gardener Oak Wilt Specialist program is designed to train and certify Master Gardeners to become part of a state corps of
- [Grayson County - Fall Garden Show](https://txmg.org/event/grayson-county-fall-garden-show-2) - Hear Howard Garrett "The Dirt Doctor" Educational Presentations Kids Activities Vendors
- [Pollinator Blitz](https://txmg.org/event/pollinator-blitz) - The Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center is working with Texas Parks and Wildlife Department, and the National Wildlife Federation to host the first ever Pollinator Blitz. A Pollinator Blitz is similar to a BioBlitz, but this blitz will focus solely on pollinators. It is a 10-day event where anyone can share their observations via Instagram
- [Dallas County - Tour of Five Gardens](https://txmg.org/event/dallas-county-five-garden-tour) - The Dallas County Master Gardener Association is hosting a major fundraiser as five Master Gardeners open their beautiful gardens to the public. The tour will feature a vibrant pollinator/butterfly garden with native plants and hugelkultur beds; a formal English garden with shrubs, roses and a conservatory; a charming informal cottage garden featuring perennials and ornamental
- [Specialist Training:  Tree Care](https://txmg.org/event/specialist-trainingg-tree-care) - This training is designed to teach Master Gardener volunteers about landscape trees and troubleshooting common tree problems so they can serve county residents and extend the outreach of Extension programming into the community. In this training you will learn to select and plant adapted species to the area and the most common pests, diseases and
- [Fayette County - Tree Management](https://txmg.org/event/fayette-county-tree-management) - "Tree Management" by Daniel Lewis Registration for the Lunch-N-Learn program will begin at 11:50 AM and end at 12:05 PM with the program ending at 12:50PM. The Master Gardener Hospitality Committee will provide coffee and desserts free of charge. There is no charge for admission.
- [Fayette County - Cover Cropping and Crop Rotation](https://txmg.org/event/fayette-county-cover-cropping-and-crop-rotation) - "Cover Cropping and Crop Rotation" by Patty Leander Registration for the Lunch-N-Learn program will begin at 11:50 AM and end at 12:05 PM with the program ending at 12:50PM. The Master Gardener Hospitality Committee will provide coffee and desserts free of charge. There is no charge for admission.
- [Washington County - Role of Bees in the Garden](https://txmg.org/event/washington-county-role-of-bees-in-the-garden) - "Role of Bees in the Garden", presented by Master Beekeeper Jesse McDaniel Program registration will begin at 11:50am with the program beginning at 12:05pm and concluding at 12:55pm. At the conclusion of each session the speaker and our Washington County Master Gardeners will be available to answer questions. All Master Gardener Lunch-N-Learn programs are free
- [Fayette County - Turfgrass Management](https://txmg.org/event/fayette-county-turfgrass-management) - "Turfgrass Management" by Brent Bachelor Registration for the Lunch-N-Learn program will begin at 11:50 AM and end at 12:05 PM with the program ending at 12:50PM. The Master Gardener Hospitality Committee will provide coffee and desserts free of charge. There is no charge for admission.
- [Washington County - Native Trees and Wildlife Habitat](https://txmg.org/event/washington-county-native-trees-and-wildlife-habitat) - "Native Trees and Wildlife Habitat" by William Amalang Program registration will begin at 11:50am with the program beginning at 12:05pm and concluding at 12:55pm. At the conclusion of each session the speaker and our Washington County Master Gardeners will be available to answer questions. All Master Gardener Lunch-N-Learn programs are free to the public and
- [Washington County - Gardening in the Hell Strip](https://txmg.org/event/washington-county-gardening-in-the-hell-strip) - "Gardening in the Hell Strip" by Gaye Hammond. Program registration will begin at 11:50am with the program beginning at 12:05pm and concluding at 12:55pm. At the conclusion of each session the speaker and our Washington County Master Gardeners will be available to answer questions. All Master Gardener Lunch-N-Learn programs are free to the public and
- [Permian Basin - Aquaponics Workshop](https://txmg.org/event/permian-basin-aquaponics-workshop-2) - Includes an informative lecture in addition to hands-on construction of a system that will be raffled as a door prize to one lucky paid registrant. Registration is required and the $30.00 fee includes lunch. To register, please contact the extension office @ 432.498.4071 or submit an email request to Jeff.Floyd@ag.tamu.edu. Aquaponics Flyer
- [Specialist Training:  Earth-Kind™ Research](https://txmg.org/event/specialist-training-earth-kind-research) - This is your opportunity to take your support of the exciting national Earth-Kind™ movement to an entirely new level. You will learn how to design, install, evaluate, and record data from cutting-edge Earth-Kind™ research trials. Not only will these trials help advance the science of environmental landscape management, they are also a very attractive addition
- [Fifth Annual Texas Fruit Conference](https://txmg.org/event/fifth-annual-texas-fruit-conference) - Registration is now open! The 5th Annual Texas Fruit Conference is a Texas A&M AgriLife Extension educational event, aimed at bringing together commercial and recreational fruit growers from around the state to hear and discuss the challenges and successes of fruit growing in Texas. New Braunfels is located 45 minutes from San Antonio and one
- [Van Zandt County - Native Plant Seminar](https://txmg.org/event/van-zandt-county-native-plant-seminar) - Van Zandt County Farm Bureau Please RSVP by Sept 1 to (903) 567-4149 Native Prairie Restoration - Ms. Heidi Bailey Native Grass and Plant Selection - Ms. Heidi Bailey, Tommy Phillips, Dr. Dotty Woodson Utilizing Natives in the Landscape - Dr. Dotty Woodson
- [Brazos County - Rain Barrel Workshop](https://txmg.org/event/brazos-county-rain-barrel-workshop) - Learn about the current state of our water supply needs and how to lower usage of municipal water supplies. Make- and-take your very own 55-gallon rain barrel. Workshop is limited to 20 participants. $50 per barrel - all materials provided. Rain Barrel Workshop flyer
- [Smith County - Fall Color in the Garden](https://txmg.org/event/smith-county-fall-color-in-the-garden) - September 6, 2016 – First Tuesday in the Garden Presented in the IDEA Garden at Noon. Master Gardener Patsy Besch will talk about “Fall Color in the Garden.” Free, open to the public.
- [Smith County - "The Good, the Bad and the Ugly" Garden Lecture](https://txmg.org/event/smith-county-the-good-the-bad-and-the-ugly-garden-lecture) - September 10, 2016 – Garden Lecture Erfan Vafaie, “The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly” At the Rose Garden Center – Lecture part of the 2016 Garden Lectures Series, registration 8 AM, cost $45 for the series, single day ticket $15.
- [Smith County - Bulbs & More](https://txmg.org/event/smith-county-bulbs-more) - October 4, 2016 – First Tuesday in the Garden Presented at the Tyler Rose Garden, 420 Rose Park Drive at Noon. Master Gardener Anne Pattullo will talk about “Bulbs & More". Free, open to the public.
- [Grayson County - Fall Garden Show](https://txmg.org/event/grayson-county-fall-garden-show) - SAVE THE DATE!
- [Smith County - Put Your Garden to Bed](https://txmg.org/event/smith-county-put-your-garden-to-bed) - November 1, 2016 – First Tuesday in the Garden Presented in the IDEA Garden at Noon. Master Gardener Ed Bryant will tell you how to “Put Your Garden to Bed.” Free, open to the public.
- [Smith County - Bulbs and More Fall Conference and Sale](https://txmg.org/event/smith-county-bulbs-and-more-fall-conference-and-sale) - October 8, 2016 – Bulbs & More Fall Conference & Sale Brent Heath of Brent & Becky’s Bulbs – “Bulbs for Southern Gardens” At Harvey Convention Center, 2000 W. Front St. Tyler, TX Registration 8:00 AM, Program 8:30 AM Conference fee $15. Bulb and plant sale to follow – No admission fee.
- [McCulloch County MG Classes](https://txmg.org/event/11206) - We are excited to let you know that a master gardener certification training class is being scheduled for this fall in McCulloch County. We have some exciting speakers lined up and you will have an opportunity to learn from some of the leading authorities in the state. The classes will be held on Tuesdays from
- [WordPress Online Training](https://txmg.org/event/wordpress-online-training) - WordPress MG Online Training (county website development) Wednesday, August 17, 2016 2:00 pm | Central Daylight Time (Chicago, GMT-05:00) | 1 hr 30 mins Join AgriLife WebEx meeting Meeting number: 928 940 138 Meeting password: wordpress
- [Victoria County - Fall Symposium](https://txmg.org/event/victoria-county-fall-symposium) - Download PDF Flyer
- [Landscape Design School Series XXV, Course I](https://txmg.org/event/landscape-design-school-series-xxv-course-i) - Mrs. Diane Perez of Texas Garden Clubs, Inc. and Dr. William C. Welch, Texas AgriLife Extension Service announce the first in the current series which is offered in four separate schools, approximately six months apart, each with 10 hours of instruction, in the Bryan-College Station area. These courses offer an opportunity to learn from professional
- [Experiences with Olives](https://txmg.org/event/experiences-with-olives) - Olive orchards have sprung up throughout South Texas over the last ten years, and now represent the fifth highest acreage fruit crop in the state. Texas A&M AgriLife Extension, the Texas Department of Agriculture (TDA) and the Texas Association of Olive Oil are hosting an educational bus tour for participants to see and hear "Experiences
- [East Texas Fruit & Vegetable Conference](https://txmg.org/event/east-texas-fruit-vegetable-conference) - Conference Flyer
- [Dallas County - Water Efficient Landscape Design School](https://txmg.org/event/water-efficient-design) - Do you have a landscape that could use some sprucing up and could become more water efficient? The Water Efficient Landscape Design School for Master Gardeners provides you the skills to be your own landscape designer. You bring the project and we provide the guidance. You will learn basic landscape design techniques, native/adaptive plant selection,
- [College Station - Tomato Improvement Workshop](https://txmg.org/event/college-station-tomato-improvement-workshop) - COLLEGE STATION -- A workshop on tomato improvement will be held 9 a.m.-noon on Aug. 5, according to Dr. Kevin Crosby, Texas A&M AgriLife Research horticulturist in College Station. The free workshop will be held at the Texas A&M Horticultural Teaching, Research and Extension Center, 3199 County Road 269, south of U.S. Hwy. 60 and
- [Permian Basin - Home Egg Production](https://txmg.org/event/permian-basin-home-egg-production) - Home Egg Production Flyer Topics will include: Buying and raising your chicks Feeding Housing Care and cost Egg production End of production - pet? Please register for event; no charge
- [Permian Basin - Home Egg Production](https://txmg.org/event/permian-basin-home-egg-production-2) - Home Egg Production Flyer Topics will include: Buying and raising your chicks Feeding Housing Care and cost Egg production End of production - pet? Please register for event; no charge
- [Specialist Training - Texas Superstar®](https://txmg.org/event/specialist-training-texas-superstar) - REGISTRATION DEADLINE: September 9, 2016 Agenda Application Form Texas Superstar Information
- [Concho Valley - Fall Landscaping Symposium](https://txmg.org/event/concho-valley-fall-landscaping-symposium-2) - Fall Symposium Flyer Speaker Bios
- [Permian Basin - Grapes & Wine Making](https://txmg.org/event/permian-basin-grapes-wine-making) - Grapes and Wine Making flyer Guest Speaker: Dr. Justin Scheiner Assistant Professor and Extension Viticulture Specialist Department of Horticultural Sciences REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED Either call the Extension office (432.498.4071) and ask for Wanda Roberson or submit an email with your request to wrroberson@ag.tamu.edu.
- [Permian Basin - Grapes and Wine Making](https://txmg.org/event/permian-basin-grapes-and-wine-making) - Grapes and Wine Making flyer Guest Speaker: Dr. Justin Scheiner Assistant Professor and Extension Viticulture Specialist Department of Horticultural Sciences REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED Either call the Extension office (432.498.4071) and ask for Wanda Roberson or submit an email with your request to wrroberson@ag.tamu.edu.
- [Specialist Training - Earth-Kind®](https://txmg.org/event/specialist-earth-kind) - This specialist training is designed to equip individuals with the necessary knowledge and skills to build and support strong programs in Earth-Kind® in their counties, including applied demonstration gardens. Participants will receive advanced training in the principles and practices of Earth-Kind®. A wide range of topics will be covered that specifically relate to the Earth-Kind®
- [Growing Healthy Communities Specialist Training](https://txmg.org/event/growing-healthy-communities) - Healthy South Texas Master Gardener Growing Healthy Communities Specialist Training Implementing Learn, Grow, Eat, Go! and Growing and Growing Nourishing Healthy Communities June 15-17, 2016 In an effort to reduce preventable diseases the A&M AgriLife Extension Service along with other partners have implemented a program whose first phase of the initiative is “Healthy South Texas.”
- [Denton County - Fruit, Vegetable, Herb and Flower Show](https://txmg.org/event/denton-county-fruit-vegetable-herb-and-flower-show) - Gardeners, observers and canines on leashes are invited to the 2016 Denton County Fruit, Vegetable, Herb and Flower Show from 9 a.m. until noon on Saturday, June 11 in the Denton County Historical Park at Carroll Boulevard and Mulberry Street in Denton. This educational event is held annually to showcase the best flowers and
- [Junior Master Gardener – Adult Leader Training](https://txmg.org/event/jmg-youth-educators-training) - (Note: this is not a Specialist Training course) Come join us for the 2016 Junior Master Gardener (JMG) Adult Leader Training designed for teachers, educators, and volunteers from throughout the state in support of Youth Gardening. Educators will learn about "hands-on" group and individual learning experiences that will provide an appreciation for the environment and
- [Specialist Training - Composter](https://txmg.org/event/specialist-training-composter) - Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service Master Gardener Composter Specialist Training Class 7, hosted by Bexar County – San Antonio (210) 631-0400 Training Location at Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service 3355 Cherry Ridge, Suite 208, San Antonio, TX 78230-4818 June 22, 2016 (Wed) - June 24, 2016 (Fri) Specialist Program Purpose To provide training whereby Master
- [Cypress Basin - Spring Plant Sale](https://txmg.org/event/cypress-basin-spring-plant-sale)
- [Specialist Training - Entomology](https://txmg.org/event/specialist-training-entomology) - September 26 – September 29, 2016 Master Volunteer Entomology Specialist Training – Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service Bexar County Office & Hardberger Park, San Antonio, TX Get immersed in the wonderful world of insects this week, and come out feeling like a true entomologist. Meet others like you, who have a passion for bugs! Topics
- [Permian Basin - Aquaponics Workshop](https://txmg.org/event/permian-basin-aquaponics-workshop) - May 24 - 6:30pm to 9:30pm May 25 - 9:00am-noon
- [Denton County - Spring Garden Tour](https://txmg.org/event/denton-county-spring-garden-tour) - "Suburban Surprises" Come out and spend the day in beautiful Denton County gardens. There are 5 gardens belonging to Denton County Master Gardeners and two bonus gardens. Learn about a variety of gardening topics. Through self-guided tours of each garden, learn how the garden owner has addressed issues that most gardeners deal with in the development of
- [4th Quarter Directors Meeting](https://txmg.org/event/4th-quarter-directors-meeting) - This is our 4th Quarter and Annual Board of Directors meeting of the TMGA. At this meeting Dr. Justin Scheiner will be presenting a program on GMO. We will be voting on 2016 Officers and having a special recognition for donations to The Gardens at Texas A&M.nThe meeting begins at 12:30pm but come early at
- [Denton County - Spring Plant Sale](https://txmg.org/event/denton-county-spring-plant-sale/2016-04-30) - Gardeners will want to attend the Denton County Master Gardener Association's annual spring plant sale from 9 a.m. until 2 p.m. on Saturday, April 30 on the grounds of the Trinity United Methodist Church, 6333 Hobson Lane in Denton. The selection includes hard-to-find shrubs, ground covers and bedding plants, plus a wide range of
- [Grayson County - Spring Plant Sale](https://txmg.org/event/grayson-county-spring-plant-sale/2016-04-23) - The Grayson County Master Gardener’s Spring Plant Sale will be held Saturday, April 23rd on the northeast corner of the Grayson County Courthouse lawn. The sale will begin at 8 a.m. and continue until all plants are sold or 2 p.m. Many varieties of plants will be available for purchase including perennials, annuals, herbs, vegetables,
- [Jefferson County - Spring Plant Sale](https://txmg.org/event/jefferson-county-spring-plant-sale/2016-04-09)
- [Henderson County - Spring Conference](https://txmg.org/event/henderson-county-spring-conference/2016-03-31)
- [First Tuesday in the Garden - Smith County](https://txmg.org/event/first-tuesday-in-the-garden-smith-county/2016-04-05) - An informative lecture covering seasonal gardening topics. Held on the patio of the IDEA garden, the program begins at noon. The lecture is approximately 30 minutes with a Q&A session following. Seating is limited; please bring a chair for your comfort. In case of inclement weather, program will be held inside of the Tyler Rose
- [Brazos County - Spring Plant Sale](https://txmg.org/event/brazos-county-spring-plant-sale/2016-04-09) - Complete Plant List
- [Brazos County - Beyond the Garden Gate Garden Tour](https://txmg.org/event/brazos-county-beyond-the-garden-gate-garden-tour/2016-04-23)
- [Brazoria County - Spring Plant Sale](https://txmg.org/event/brazoria-county-spring-plant-sale/2016-04-02)
- [Ellis County - Lawn & Garden Expo](https://txmg.org/event/ellis-county-lawn-garden-expo-2/2016-03-19)
- [Travis County - East Austin Garden Fair](https://txmg.org/event/travis-county-east-austin-garden-fair/2016-04-16)
- [Hill Country - Blooms & Barrels](https://txmg.org/event/hill-country-blooms-barrels/2016-04-09)
- [Aransas/San Patricio - Brown Bag Lecture](https://txmg.org/event/brown-bag-lecture/2016-03-15) - Learn how to transform your own backyard into paradise that blooms all year round using seasonal native plants. Our speaker is Ellen Reisinger, Master Gardener /Master Naturalist. Learn a lot in just one hour and this program is FREE. The program is Tuesday, March 15th, 12:00 (Noon) until 1:00 pm at the Texas A&M AgriLife
- [Harrison County - Annual Spring Plant Sale](https://txmg.org/event/harrison-county-annual-spring-plant-sale/2016-04-02) - Join us for our Annual Spring Sale, featuring Master Gardener grown, hard-to-find pass-along plants, as well as herbs, vegetables, annuals and perennials adapted to our East Texas soils and climate. Great prices, but limited stock, so come early. Sign up for hourly door prizes and check out the silent auction.
- [Grimes County - Spring Seminar](https://txmg.org/event/grimes-county-spring-seminar/2016-05-14)
- [Kaufman County - No-Dig Gardening](https://txmg.org/event/kaufman-county-no-dig-gardening/2016-03-12)
- [Aransas/San Patricio - Spring Plant Sale](https://txmg.org/event/spring-plant-sale-aransassan-patricio/2016-03-19) - Give your garden a fresh start at the Master Gardener’s Plant Sale. Rain or shine, the sale will feature a fantastic selection of native plants. Master Gardeners will be on hand to answer your gardening questions about planting, fertilizing, lawn-care and assist you with your shopping. The sale is held in the Coastal Oaks Demonstrations
- [Specialist Training - Propagation](https://txmg.org/event/specialist-propagation/2016-04-21) - Propagation-Specialist April 2016 The Plant Propagation Specialist Training is a hands-on, multi-day course designed to train and certify Master Gardeners to become part of a state corps of Plant Propagation experts and educators. A variety of plant propagation techniques are taught. Trips to area greenhouses are included.
- [Specialist Training - Rainwater Harvesting](https://txmg.org/event/specialist-training-rainwater-harvesting-2/2016-04-27)
- [Specialist Training - Irrigation Specialist](https://txmg.org/event/specialist-irrigation/2016-03-21) - Irrigation Efficiency San Antonio March 2016
- [Galveston County - Spring Plant Sale & Seminar](https://txmg.org/event/galveston-county-spring-plant-sale-seminar/2016-02-20)
- [Gregg County - Garden and Landscape Seminar](https://txmg.org/event/gregg-county-garden-and-landscape-seminar/2016-03-05)
- [First Tuesday in the Garden - Smith County](https://txmg.org/event/first-tuesday-in-the-garden-smith-county-2/2016-05-03) - An informative lecture covering seasonal gardening topics. Held on the patio of the IDEA garden, the program begins at noon. The lecture is approximately 30 minutes with a Q&A session following. Seating is limited; please bring a chair for your comfort. In case of inclement weather, program will be held inside of the Tyler Rose
- [Henderson County - Plant Sale](https://txmg.org/event/henderson-county-plant-sale/2016-04-23)
- [Brazos Home & Garden Expo 2016](https://txmg.org/event/brazos-home-garden-expo/2016-02-13) - Bring your gardening questions to the Brazos County Master Gardener booth. Below are the presentations that we will conduct at the Home & Garden Expo: Saturday, 2/13/2016 10:00 AM – CRAPE MYRTLE – FOUR SEASONS of BEAUTY Showy flowers, beautiful bark, fall color and low maintenance make crape myrtle the most popular Texas landscape
- [Waller County - Spring Fling Gardening Seminar](https://txmg.org/event/waller-spring-gardening-seminar/2016-03-05)
- [East Texas Fruit & Vegetable Conference](https://txmg.org/event/easttexasconference/2016-02-16)
- [Earth-Kind® Landscape Design and Management School](https://txmg.org/event/ek-landscape-design/2016-02-20) - During this unique educational experience, you will learn how to design, plant, and manage a landscape that is beautiful, low maintenance, tolerant to heat, drought, and torrential rains, and the ultimate in environmental responsibility. No previous design, plant, or management knowledge is needed. This two-day course will take place at the beautiful Myers Park &
- [Garden Tour - Victoria County](https://txmg.org/event/garden-tour-victoria-county/2015-10-24)
- [Fort Bend Regional Vegetable Conference](https://txmg.org/event/fort-bend-regional-vegetable-conference/2016-02-04)
- [Directors Meeting - First Quarter](https://txmg.org/event/directors-meeting-first-quarter/2016-02-06) - Meeting Time Social: 11:45 am – 12:30 pm Director’s Meeting: 12:30 pm – 3:30 pm Meetings of the Board of Directors of the Texas Master Gardener Association are held on the Texas A&M campus in College Station in Horticulture/Forest Sciences Building, Room 102. Parking: Lot #74 off of Olsen Boulevard. Directions All Master Gardeners are
- [Water Efficient Landscape Design](https://txmg.org/event/water-efficient-landscape-design/2016-02-17) - Do you have a demonstration garden or school garden project that needs help to be water efficient? The Water Efficient Landscape Design Program for Master Gardeners provides you the skills to be your own landscape designer. You bring the project and we provide the guidance. You will learn basic landscape design techniques, native/adaptive plant selection,
- [Landscape Design School Series XXIV, Course IV](https://txmg.org/event/landscape-design-school-series-xxiv-course-iv/2016-02-22) - Mrs. Diane Perez of Texas Garden Clubs, Inc. and Dr. William C. Welch, Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service, announce the last in the current series which is offered in four separate schools, approximately six months apart, each with 10 hours of instruction, in the Bryan-College Station area. These courses offer an opportunity to learn from
- [Specialist Training - Vegetables](https://txmg.org/event/specialist-training-vegetables/2016-03-10) - Save the Date! Co-hosted by Dallas and Tarrant Counties, to be held in Fort Worth, TX on March 10, 11, and 12, 2016. More information as available.
- [Directors Meeting - Second Quarter](https://txmg.org/event/directors-meeting-second-quarter/2016-05-17) - THIS MEETING WILL OCCUR AT THE 2016 TMGA STATE CONFERENCE in McKinney, TX. Director’s Meeting: 10:00am – 11:00am All Master Gardeners are welcome to attend.
- [Directors Meeting - Third Quarter](https://txmg.org/event/directors-meeting-third-quarter/2016-08-13) - Meeting Time Social: 11:45 am – 12:30 pm Director’s Meeting: 12:30 pm – 3:30 pm Meetings of the Board of Directors of the Texas Master Gardener Association are held on the Texas A&M campus in College Station in Horticulture/Forest Sciences Building, Room 102. Parking: Lot #74 off of Olsen Boulevard. Directions All Master Gardeners are
- [2016 State Conference](https://txmg.org/event/2016-state-conference/2016-05-17) - Buds & Bark 2016 Texas Master Gardener Conference Follow us on Facebook!
- [Directors Meeting - Fourth Quarter](https://txmg.org/event/directors-meeting-fourth-quarter/2015-12-05) - Meeting Time Social: 11:45 am – 12:30 pm Director’s Meeting: 12:30 pm – 3:30 pm Meetings of the Board of Directors of the Texas Master Gardener Association are held on the Texas A&M campus in College Station in Horticulture/Forest Sci Bldg, Room 102. Parking: Lot #74 off of Olsen Street. At this fourth-quarter meeting, Dr.
- [Fall Symposium, Plant Sale & Bulb Mart - San Jacinto County](https://txmg.org/event/fall-symposium-san-jacinto-county/2015-10-24) - Featured Speakers include Linda B. Gay, Former Director of Mercer Arboretum and Botanic Gardens and Mike Shoup, Owner of the Antique Rose Emporium. For registration call: 713-252-5254; Seating limited. San Jacinto sale
- [Brazos County Annual Fall Garden Tour "Beyond the Garden Gate"](https://txmg.org/event/brazos-county-annual-fall-garden-tour-beyond-the-garden-gate/2015-10-24) - The Brazos County Master Gardeners’ Association will host the 3rd Annual Garden Tour, “Beyond the Garden Gate”, on Saturday, October 24 from 9 a.m. until 3 p.m. Advanced tickets may be purchased between September 1 – October 22, at Brazos Natural Foods, 4303 S. Texas at Rosemary, Bryan, the Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Office located
- [TMGA Director's Meeting](https://txmg.org/event/tmga-directors-meeting/2015-02-07) - Meetings of the Board of Directors of the Texas Master Gardener Association are held on the Texas A&M campus in College Station in Horticulture/Forest Sci Bldg, Room 102. Parking: Lot #74 off of Olsen Street Campus Map Meeting Time: Social 11:45 am – 12:30 pm – Director’s Meeting 12:30 pm – 3:30 pm (979)845-3308
- [Landscape Design School Series XXIV, Course II - Brazos County](https://txmg.org/event/landscape-design-school-series-xxiv-course-ii-brazos-county/2015-02-23) - Course Description Registration Schedule
- [Irrigation Efficiency Specialist - Bexar County](https://txmg.org/event/irrigation-efficiency-specialist-bexar-county/2015-03-23) - This hands-on training will include practices for determining irrigation efficiency, setting controllers, soak and cycle method, minor irrigation repairs, system trouble shooting, catch can test, converting spray head irrigation to new water conserving head, converting spray irrigation to drip irrigation and many other water conservation practices. Master Gardener Irrigation Efficiency Specialists will volunteer for 12
- [Spring Conference - Wood County](https://txmg.org/event/spring-conference-wood-county/2015-03-28) - Time to Plant Smarter is the theme. Speaker, writer, horticulturist Steven L. Chamblee, will discuss Texas Tough Plants. Information regarding native plants, including trees and shrubs. He will also cover subjects on color and heavily flowering perennials. There will be mini seminars on water harvesting and worm farming. Garden related vendors will be available along
- [1st Tuesday in the Garden - Smith County](https://txmg.org/event/1st-tuesday-in-the-garden-smith-county/2015-04-07) - Speaker: Smith County Master Gardeners Topic: Keeping Critters Out of Your Containers The lecture will be followed by a Q&A session.
- [2015 State Conference](https://txmg.org/event/2015-state-conference/2015-04-16) - Registration Information
- [Behind The Garden Gate  Savannah And Charleston](https://txmg.org/event/behind-the-garden-gate-savannah-and-charleston/2015-04-23) - Join garden experts Dr. Doug Welsh and Susan McLeod Epstein of the Charleston Horticultural Society for a one week garden lover’s tour to historic Savannah and charming Charleston. Sense the enchantment of secret gardens, elegant homes, magnificent plantations, hidden alleys, and quaint, picturesque cobblestone streets. See some of the oldest churches, homes and gardens in
- [Nature’s Beauty Beyond the Gate - Victoria County](https://txmg.org/event/natures-beauty-beyond-the-gate-victoria-county/2015-04-26)
- [Annual Garden Tour - Smith County](https://txmg.org/event/annual-garden-tour-smith-county/2015-05-30) - View five private gardens and landscapes in and around Tyler Texas
- [1st Tuesday in the Garden - Smith County](https://txmg.org/event/1st-tuesday-in-the-garden-smith-county-3/2015-05-05) - Speaker: Smith County Master Gardeners Topic: Getting Ready for Hot Weather Find out how to care for your garden and landscape during the Texas summer. The program is followed by a Q&A.
- [Plant Propagation Specialist - Tarrant County](https://txmg.org/event/plant-propagation-specialist-tarrant-county/2015-05-07) - In an effort to provide advanced training, the Master Gardener Plant Propagation Specialist training was created as a hands-on, intensive multi-day training that will empower Master Gardeners with knowledge and skills required to effectively support and multiply Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service efforts in educational programs. Master Gardeners who fulfill specified training and volunteer requirements
- [Ellis County Lawn & Garden Expo](https://txmg.org/event/ellis-county-lawn-garden-expo) - The Ellis County Master Gardeners will be hosting their 15thth Annual Lawn & Garden Expo on Saturday, March 28, 2015 from 9-5 p.m. at the Waxahachie Civic Center located at 2000 Civic Center Lane, Waxahachie, Texas 75165. Tickets at the door are $5.00; children under 12 are free. Free tickets are available from our sponsors
- [Hill Country Master Gardeners "Blooms & Barrels"](https://txmg.org/event/hill-country-master-gardeners-blooms-barrels) - Blooms & Barrels, plant and rain barrel sale. More than 1,000 native and adapted plants plus free educational programs and exhibits.
- [Gonzales County MG 2015 Annual Spring Plant Sale](https://txmg.org/event/gonzales-county-mg-2015-annual-spring-plant-sale) - Gonzales County Master Gardener Association 2015 Annual Spring Plant Sale
- [Henderson County MG 2015 Spring Conference](https://txmg.org/event/henderson-county-mg-2015-spring-conference) - "Smarter Gardening the Easy Way" featuring Richard "Skip" Richter, Harris County AgriLife Extension Agent. The event includes a Silent Auction, Dinner, and our Keynote speaker. For ticket information contact HCMG at hendersoncmga@gmail.com
- [2015 Plant Sale](https://txmg.org/event/2015-plant-sale) - Annual Plant Sale by Permian Basin Master Gardeners – Saturday April 18, 9 AM to 2 PM at Midland County Horseshoe – I-20 and Cotton Flat Road in Midland. Flowering perennials, ornamental grasses, shrubs, trees, herbs, Earth-kind roses and more – all drought tolerant and perfect for West Texas and eastern New Mexico. Call 432-498-4071
- [Montgomery County MG Spring 2015 Plant Sale](https://txmg.org/event/montgomery-county-mg-spring-2015-plant-sale) - The Spring 2015 Plant Sale, sponsored by the Montgomery County Master Gardeners will be held on Saturday, March 21 from 9:00am -1:00 pm at the Texas AgriLife Extension office. Come at 8 a.m. to hear a presentation by Montgomery County Horticulturist Michael Potter. The location is 9020 Airport Road, Conroe. 936-539-7824. Visit www.mcmga.com for a
- [2015 Texas Green Home Living Show](https://txmg.org/event/2015-texas-green-home-living-show) - Billy Kniffen, retired AgriLife Extension “Water Wizard”, will be presenting information about various water conservation topics, including rainfall harvesting and rain gardening at 2 pm on Friday and again at 12:30 pm Saturday. Howard Garrett will be sharing his wit and wisdom Saturday afternoon and will be available to sign books afterwards. Several home and
- [A Passion for Plants: An East Austin Garden Fair](https://txmg.org/event/a-passion-for-plants-an-east-austin-garden-fair) - Free and open to the public, this hands-on fair offers creative, low-cost ways to grow vegetables, herbs and fruit to improve the family diet. Get expert advice from Master Gardeners on all aspects of gardening and composting, as well as backyard chickens and beekeeping. The fair will feature an assortment of DIY and demonstration activities,
- [Master Gardener Spring Plant Sale](https://txmg.org/event/master-gardener-spring-plant-sale) - Come to the Aransas/San Patricio County Master Gardener Plant Sale on March 28, 2015 from 9 am to 1 pm. The sale will feature a fantastic selection of native plants and other perennials, shrubs, vegetables and herbs that will flourish in our part of Texas. There will also be many different and unusual varieties of
- [Henderson County MG Plant Sale](https://txmg.org/event/henderson-county-mg-plant-sale) - Plant Sale! Rain or Shine! Plants for sale will include a wide variety of trees, shrubs, bulbs, perennials, annuals, natives, heirlooms, vegetables, and herbs. An early arrival is recommended for best selection.
- [Cypress Basin Master Gardener Plant Sale and Garden Expo](https://txmg.org/event/cypress-basin-master-gardener-plant-sale-and-garden-expo) - 6th Annual Plant Sale and Garden Expo. A variety of plants, most grown by Master Gardeners, will be available - vegetables, berries, herbs, annuals, hanging baskets and perennials. Certified Texas Master Gardeners will lead informative seminars on: Daffodils, Container Gardening, Beekeeping and Garden Soils, and will be available all day to answer questions about gardening,
- [Howard Master Gardeners Annual Plant Sale](https://txmg.org/event/howard-master-gardeners-annual-plant-sale) - Annual Plant Sale with Annuals, Perennials, Ornamental Grasses, Shrubs, and Trees. Special themed pots for Mother's Day gifts as well as other gardening items. Enter a drawing for a special garden chair. Bring your gardening questions.
- [Master Gardener Specialist Training Conclave](https://txmg.org/event/master-gardener-specialist-training-conclave/2015-05-21) - MG Vegetable Specialist; Course Director-Joe Masabni MG Earth-Kind Landscape Specialist; Course Director- Tim Hartmann MG Cirticulture Specialist; Course Director-Monte Nesbitt MG First Detector- Invasive Pest & Pathogen Specialist; Course Director- Kevin Ong The MG Specialist Conclave is an opportunity for certified master gardeners to gain specialist training in a conference setting. Four specialist courses will
- [1st Tuesday in the Garden - Smith County](https://txmg.org/event/1st-tuesday-in-the-garden-smith-county-4) - Speaker: Smith County Master Gardeners Topic: Cut off their heads? Summer Perennial Care. Program followed by a Q&A.
- [Jewels in the Garden, Gardening Conference](https://txmg.org/event/jewels-in-the-garden-gardening-conference) - The Smith County Master Gardeners are hosting a one day gardening conference. Three noted gardening experts will give four presentations. Local vendors will have items for sale. Tours of gardens designed and maintained by the Master Gardeners, within the Tyler Rose Garden, after the program. Lunch included Open to the public Visit the website for
- [Growing Palms in the Urban Landscape](https://txmg.org/event/growing-palms-in-the-urban-landscape) - Mark Peterson, San Antonio Water Systems–Water Conservation Department and former Urban Forester, will discuss the proper selection, planting and maintenance of palm trees in the Urban Landscape.
- [Master Gardener Composter Specialist Training](https://txmg.org/event/master-gardener-composter-specialist-training/2015-06-17) - MG Composter Specialist Training will be held Wed & Thu, Jun 17 & 18, 8am-5pm; Tour of New Earth Soils & Compost on Fri, Jun 19, 9am-12pm. Application deadline is Tue, Jun 9, 2015. Detailed information is available in the attachments. More Info Agenda
- [Henderson County MG - Summer Series #1](https://txmg.org/event/henderson-county-mg-summer-series-1) - Summer in the Garden: Dream of Blossoms, Butterflies and Bees at the HCMG Dream Garden inside the East Texas Arboretum. Programs presented will include Summer Color, plants that can take the heat; Butterflies in the Garden, host and nectar plants; Bees in the Backyard, observation hive and bee forage plants; and Composting Made Easy, the
- [Earth-Kind Water Conservation Workshop](https://txmg.org/event/earth-kind-water-conservation-workshop) - Two-part workshop will be held on Sat, Jul 11 and Sat, Jul 25 from 8:30am to 12:30pm each day. Come learn how to make your landscape look better and save water, all while having fun!!! This is a great training for new homeowners and residents to the San Antonio area. Fee includes one set of
- [Companion Planting Seminar](https://txmg.org/event/companion-planting-seminar) - Master Gardener, Don Crites, will explain which plants, when grown together, attract beneficial or repel harmful insects and/or improve flavor or growth. Bexar County Master Gardener (BCMG) Educational Seminars are held on the afternoon of the third Thursday every other month. More Info
- [Henderson MG Fall Vegetable Production: Science and Sense](https://txmg.org/event/henderson-mg-fall-vegetable-production-science-and-sense) - Henderson County Master Gardeners Summer Series #2: Rick Hirsch, HC Extension Agent, shares his best tips for your successful fall vegetable garden.
- [Henderson MG Foods and Flavors of the Mediterranean](https://txmg.org/event/henderson-mg-foods-and-flavors-of-the-mediterranean) - Henderson County Master Gardeners Summer Series #3: Taste the "Foods and Flavors of the Mediterranean" with Ellis Co. Master Gardeners Susan Clark and Arlene Hamilton. Taste & learn which herbs do well in our local area and love the Texas heat.
- [Aransas/San Patricio Master Gardener Class Information & Registration Session](https://txmg.org/event/aransassan-patricio-master-gardener-class-information-registration-session) - A free informational meeting on the 2015 Master Gardener Intern Class will be Tuesday, July 14, 1:30-3:00 p.m. at the Texas A&M AgriLife Extension–Aransas County Office, 892 Airport Road, Rockport. Learn about the Master Gardener volunteer training program, and register for the class if you are interested. Classes begin August 4, and run through mid-November.
- [Texas Bluebird Society 2015 Bluebird Symposium](https://txmg.org/event/texas-bluebird-society-2015-bluebird-symposium) - The Texas Bluebird Society, a 501c3 charitable organization whose mission is to spread “bluebirds Across Texas . . . one nestbox at a time. Though our organization’s primary focus in the conservation of bluebirds, we also place a strong emphasis on gardening and providing quality habitat for bluebirds. Our annual symposium promotes the conservation of bluebirds
- [Concho Valley Fall Landscaping Symposium](https://txmg.org/event/concho-valley-fall-landscaping-symposium) - Join us for a fun day of learning from some speakers we're excited to present - Neil Sperry, Charles Floyd, Steve Lyons and Cindy Burkhalter will be providing great information on landscaping in the Concho Valley. Lunch, refreshments and doorprizes will be provided.
- [Waller County Fall Gardening Seminar - CANCELLED](https://txmg.org/event/10335)
- [1st Tuesday in the Gardens - Smith County](https://txmg.org/event/1st-tuesday-in-the-gardens-smith-county) - Learn about Gathering and Saving Seeds IDEA garden located in the Tyler Rose Garden An informative lecture covering seasonal gardening topics - held on the patio of the IDEA garden, the program begins at noon. The lecture is approximately 30 minutes with a Q&A session following. Seating is limited; please bring a chair for your
- ["Gardening in the Fall and Winter" Seminar - Kaufman County](https://txmg.org/event/gardening-in-the-fall-and-winter-seminar-kaufman-county) - Do you spend your winter sketching garden plans, poring over seed catalogs and dreaming of spring? Join Kaufman County Master Gardeners for their fall seminar, "Gardening in Fall and Winter," and find out how to plant a fall garden and how to extend your growing season into winter. Topics will include soil preparation, what vegetable
- [Landscape Design School XXIV - Course III](https://txmg.org/event/landscape-design-school-xxiv-course-iii/2015-09-21) - Mrs. Diane Perez of Texas Garden Clubs, Inc. and Dr. William C. Welch, Texas AgriLife Extension Service, announce the latest in the series which is offered in four separate schools, approximately six months apart, each with 10 hours of instruction, in the Bryan-College Station area. These courses offer an opportunity to learn from professional landscape
- [Fall Garden Fest - Denton County](https://txmg.org/event/fall-garden-fest-denton-county/2015-10-03) - This year’s event will be held both indoors and out, permitting the event to go on no matter what the weather may be. This annual educational event is a project of the Denton County Master Gardener Association, a volunteer organization sponsored by the Texas AgriLife Extension Service. Educational booths will cover everything from bees, worms
- [1st Tuesday in the Gardens - Smith County](https://txmg.org/event/1st-tuesday-in-the-gardens-smith-county-2/2015-10-06) - Bulbs- Easy Spring Color Starts Now An informative lecture covering seasonal gardening topics - held on the patio of the IDEA garden, the program begins at noon. The lecture is approximately 30 minutes with a Q&A session following. Seating is limited; please bring a chair for you comfort. In case of inclement weather, program will
- [Fall Garden Show - Grayson County](https://txmg.org/event/fall-garden-show-grayson-county/2015-10-10) - Gardeners will want to go ahead and circle October 10 and October 11 on the calendar so they can plan to attend the annual Grayson County Master Gardeners Fall Garden Show at Loy Lake Park. "Our 2nd annual Fall Garden Show is a really fine event that should draw approximately 2,000 people from North Texas
- [Fall Conference and Bulb Sale - Smith County](https://txmg.org/event/fall-conference-and-bulb-sale-smith-county/2015-10-10) - Each year the Smith County Master Gardeners offer a gardening conference at Harvey Hall, followed by a bulb sale where, in addition to bulbs, a lot of other interesting plants, shrubs and trees are offered . This year’s featured speaker is Skip Richter, Harris County Extension Agent – Horticulture. The subject of his presentation will be “Building
- [Texas Pollinators Garden Symposium - Walker County](https://txmg.org/event/texas-pollinators-garden-symposium-walker-county/2015-10-16) - Learn about our gardens and the need for pollinators. Due to droughts and other climate events, the use of herbicides, pesticides, and their predators, many of our pollinators are in a serious decline. What can we do to bring them back? Why does the survival of food crops depend on them? Please join us and
- [Lunch & Learn Spring Gardening Series - Kaufman County](https://txmg.org/event/lunch-learn-spring-gardening-series-kaufman-county/2015-09-18) - Join Kaufman County Master Gardeners for their second Spring Gardening Series, being held at noon on Fridays at the Extension Office for 6 weeks from September 18 through October 23, 2015. The series will include crop selection, seed starting, planning your garden, composting, watering and integrated pest management. The cost for the entire series is
- [Travis County MGA Inside Austin Gardens Tour](https://txmg.org/event/travis-county-mga-inside-austin-gardens-tour/2015-10-17) - Inside Austin Gardens Tour provides a rare look inside six special private gardens and one public experimental garden that demonstrate realistic, sustainable gardening practices for Central Texas. This is really a garden tour For Gardeners By Gardeners. Interested visitors can experience a wide range of ideas, learn the details from the Master Gardeners that created
- [Hill Country Master Gardeners Demonstration Garden Tour](https://txmg.org/event/hill-country-master-gardeners-demonstration-garden-tour/2015-10-17) - Master Gardeners will be available to describe plants and turf in newly reworked demonstration garden, and to answer questions about native and adapted perennial plantings. From 10:00 am until 11:00, a program will be presented, "Those Amazing Alliums". Texas Master Gardener Program information is available, and rain barrels will be for sale. Location: Kerr County
- [1st Tuesday in the Gardens - Smith County](https://txmg.org/event/1st-tuesday-in-the-gardens-smith-county-3/2015-11-03) - Providing Winter Care for Wildlife IDEA garden located in the Tyler Rose Garden An informative lecture covering seasonal gardening topics - Held on the patio of the IDEA garden, the program begins at noon. The lecture is approximately 30 minutes with a Q&A session following. Seating is limited; please bring a chair for you comfort.
- [HCMG 2015 Intern Fall Seminar](https://txmg.org/event/hcmg-2015-intern-fall-seminarn/2015-09-24) - Michelle McNeill from Tanglewood Creek Family Farm will speak on how to grow, harvest and store garlic. She will explain which varieties grow best in Texas and when and where to purchase seed garlic. Michelle will enlighten you on the culinary and medicinal benefits of garlic as well as the cooking, growing and medicinal use
- [Test - specialist training](https://txmg.org/event/test-specialist-training/2015-10-18) - This is a test for programming purposes Location: Cost: 125.00 Contact: Contact Phone: Website: More InformationCategory: Specialist Training
- [Entomology Specialist Training](https://txmg.org/event/entomology-specialist-training) - 2015 MVES Training
- [First Detector Specialist Training - Bell County](https://txmg.org/event/first-detector-specialist-training-bell-county) - First Detector - Invasive Pest & Pathogen: This training will introduce participants to the National Plant Diagnostic Network’s efforts to protect US agriculture and plants through awareness information of invasive non-native pests and pathogens. Trainees will learn: Observational and surveying skills – symptoms and damage pattern recognition. Damage pattern and symptom documentation practices. Basic insect
- [Texas Superstar Plant Specialist Training](https://txmg.org/event/texas-superstar-plant-specialist-training) - The State Master Gardener-Texas Superstar® Plant Specialist Training was created as an intensive multi-day training that helps empower certified Master Gardeners with knowledge and skills required to effectively support and multiply Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service efforts in Earth-Kind® environmental educational programs in their counties. Flyer for Texas Superstar Training Info to Texas Superstar MG
- [Specialist Training - Rainwater Harvesting](https://txmg.org/event/specialist-training-rainwater-harvesting) - Texas A&M AgriLife Extension will train you to share this information with other Master Gardeners and home and landowners through presentations and demonstrations. The training will teach you about rainwater harvesting from 55 gallon rain barrels up to large collection systems, explain how to hold rain barrel classes in your county, work with water conservation,

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