Thursday Evening Seminars: Open to the Community
Location: Master Gardener Learning Center at the 1605 N. Main, Belton Texas.
Our seminars are free but the BCMGA will accept donations of up to $5.00.
| 2024 Date | Seminar Topic | Speaker |
| January 18 | Container Gardening | Kathy Love |
| February 15 | Roses in the Landscape | Carol Morisette |
| March 21 | Turf and Weed Control (Copy of Presentation) | Glenn Melton |
| April 18 | Invasive Plants | Mary Ann Everett |
| May 16 | Native Plants Full Sun and Shade | Barbara Ishikawa |
| June 20 | Water Conservation | Teri Marceau |
| July 18 | Xeriscaping with Drought Tolerant Plants | Christy Reese |
| August 15 | Planning Vegetable Gardens Fall & Spring | Dave Slaughter |
| September 19 | Landscaping 101 | Rachel Glass & Kathy Lovelace |
| October 17 | Fire Ants | Kathy Love |
| November 21 | Fruit Trees | Sylvia Maedgen |
Seminars are limited to 50 participants. To register or request additional information contact bcmgaspeakers@gmail.com
Printable copy of 2024 seminar schedule here.
Past presentations:
The Landscaping with Native Plants presentation is available now
To schedule a speaker at your event complete the request form here.
BCMGA is pleased to offer monthly seminars for Central Texas Gardeners presented by Certified Bell County Master Gardeners on a variety of gardening topics, from landscaping to irrigation to controlling pests and much more. We hope you find a topic that interests you and will join us for these fun and instructional classes, usually on Thursday nights.
The classroom is located in the Learning Center to the left of the Agrilife Extension offices, 1605 N. Main Street in Belton and shares the same parking lot. Seminars are free of charge but a $5 donation is accepted to cover handouts, etc. Snacks and drawings for prizes will be part of program plans.
To register email us at bcmgaspeakers@gmail.com or if a Bell County Master Gardener, you may signup on VMS.
*It is important if you register and cannot attend to let us know so materials can be obtained only for those attending and to ensure everyone can come and we don’t have to turn down attendees due to room occupancy…
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. Read More
