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. Part 1 is not a prerequisite. All supplies included/ door prizes
Seeds are available for purchase.
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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 sustainable gardening can bring joy to people while also enhancing biodiversity.
Webinar Participants Will:
• Learn about a historic English country estate and gardens.
• Gain an understanding of how the Great Dixter team achieves and manages highly ornamental garden areas and meadows.
• Explore how diversity in planting and garden environments can support and enhance biodiversity.
Due to the complexity of the subject and a high number of anticipated audience questions, this event may run slightly longer than our stated time.
This event is free and open to the public.
Learn more about the speaker and event on our event website (https://ccmgatx.org/events/summer-speaker-series/)
Click here to register.
Seating limited. Registered attendees will receive a copy of the recording.
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 landscapes.
This event is FREE and open to the public.
Learn more about the speaker and event on our event website (https://ccmgatx.org/events/summer-speaker-series/)
Click here to register.
Seating limited. Registered attendees will receive a copy of the recording.
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
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
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
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
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
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
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