Texas Master Gardener Virtual Conference

May 17-19 Texas Master Gardener Virtual Conference: The conference offers continuing education hours for Master Gardeners including three keynote presentations, twenty-four breakout sessions, and four virtual tours.

Freeze: Texas ISA Findings – Impact on Trees

The Texas Chapter International Society of Arboriculture (ISA Texas) met on March 9, 2021, to discuss the impact of the deep freeze of 2021 on Texas trees. The top eight ISA arborists from major metro areas in Texas were on the panel. Read some of their findings.

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March 2021 Blooming Bell

COVID-19 Updatel

Master Gardener Friends, the latest update from AgriLife concerning COVID-19…
All, in person, BCMGA meetings, projects and events remain cancelled until further notice.
No face-to-face meetings/gatherings effective Dec. 9 and members should expect this restriction to extend until further notice.

Community Spotlight

January 20, 2021: Educational Meeting Video
Spring will be here before you know it! Time to get ready…read through our
Gardening Checklist for January (above and to the right). Watch the video to get landscaping ideas. Plant a tree, look through catalogs, order seeds, download the booklet below, make a list of things you might want to do in your garden this year.
Mentioned in the video…
Grow Green: Native and Adapted Landscape Plants for Central Texas – PDF Download

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BCMGA Mission Statement

The Bell County Master Gardeners Association assists the Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service in providing high quality, relevant, research-based horticultural education and service to the residents of Bell County and the state of Texas through outreach, teaching, and demonstration projects.
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