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Austin County Lunch & Learn – Citrus

October 26, 2022 by cmschweikhardt

2022 Lunch n Learn-Fall Flyer

Tagged With: CEU, Citrus, Fruit

11th Annual Texas Fruit Conference

August 29, 2022 by cmschweikhardt

Hybrid Program-Live & Remote Options!

September 26 & 27, 2022, 8:30 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
Civic-Consvention Center
375 S. Castell Ave.
New Braunfels, TX

For more information, visit:
https://tamu.estore.flywire.com/products/texas-fruit-conference

or call 979-862-1218

2022 Texas Fruit Conference Flyer

Filed Under: Uncategorized Tagged With: CEU, Fruit, Seminar

Texas Olive Update & Grower’s Seminar

August 29, 2022 by cmschweikhardt

When: Sept. 30, 2022  8:30 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.
Where: Texas A&M  AgriLife Extension Research & Extension Center, Uvalde
1619 Garner Field Rd
Uvalde, Tx 78801

Space is limited so RSVP now at: tx.ag/TxOliveUpdate

Olive Seminar Flyer

Filed Under: Uncategorized Tagged With: Fruit, Seminar, Trees

Colorado County Lunch-N-Learn Series

July 21, 2022 by cmschweikhardt

Colorado County members of the Bluebonnet Master Gardener Association are pleased to announce the upcoming Colorado County Lunch-N-Learn Series focused on gardening and horticulture!

Programs will be held on the 3rd Wednesday of each month at the Colorado County Services Facility located at 305 Radio Lane in Columbus. Registration will open at 11:50 am with the program starting promptly at 12:05 pm and ending by 12:55pm. Attendees are asked to bring their own lunch. Light refreshments including coffee, tea and snacks will be provided. No preregistration is required for this free program.

The following is our program line-up:

    • July 20th –  Firewise Landscaping
    • August 17th – Fall Vegetable Gardening
    • September 21st – All About Berries: Blackberries and Blueberries for the Home Gardener
    • October 19th – Tree Care
    • November 16th – Soil Biology and Compost Tea

For more information please contact the Colorado County AgriLife Extension Office at 979-732-2082.

Colorado County Lunch-N-Learn Series Flier

 

Filed Under: Uncategorized Tagged With: CEU, Compost, Fruit, Fruit; Trees; CEU, Seminar, Vegetables

Fruit & You in ’22! Agrilife Texas Fruit Conference

April 16, 2022 by cmschweikhardt

Texas Fruit Conference

Fruit & You in ’22!

 

Peaches on tree and a cut fig

 

The Texas Fruit Conference is returning for its 11th year, and we would love to have all fruit growers and enthusiasts join us for two days of education, networking, and fruit sharing!

When: Monday, September 26th and Tuesday, September 27th

Where: New Braunfels Civic Convention Center, New Braunfels, Texas

What: New grower information, advanced orchard management topics, research on new and existing fruit crops, fruit variety performance, pesticide CEU’s, and our Taste of Texas Fruit Reception!

Contact: Monte Nesbitt, Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Horticulture, 979-862-1218, monte.nesbitt@ag.tamu.edu

Filed Under: Uncategorized Tagged With: CEU, Fruit, Fruit; Trees; CEU

2021 Fall Citrus Tree Sale SOLD OUT

August 27, 2021 by cmschweikhardt

Photo of organes, limes and lemonsAll Trees are SOLD OUT

Only varieties suitable for growing in the Austin, Colorado, Fayette and Washington Counties are offered. Orders accepted from August 27, 2021 to September 7, 2021.

Pick-up: Buyer must pick-up trees:
September 10, 2021
12 noon – 3:00 p.m.
American Legion Post
1630 Meyer St.
Sealy, Texas 77474

Tagged With: Fruit, Fruit; Trees; CEU, Trees

2021 Fall Citrus Tree Sale! SOLD OUT

August 19, 2021 by cmschweikhardt

Photo of organes, limes and lemonsThe Bluebonnet Master Gardener Association will kicks-off its Fall 2021 Citrus Tree Sale today.

Links to Citrus Growing Expert Resources:

Aggie-Horticulture.

Ambrosia from your Backyard, Growing Citrus on the Upper Coast of Texas 

 

All Trees are SOLD OUT.

 Variety Descriptions

Only varieties suitable for growing in the Austin, Colorado, Fayette and Washington Counties are offered. Orders accepted from August 27, 2021 to September 7, 2021.

Pick-up: Buyer must pick-up trees:
September 10, 2021
12 noon – 3:00 p.m.
American Legion Post
1630 Meyer St.
Sealy, Texas 77474

 

Filed Under: Plant Sales Tagged With: Citrus, Fruit, Produce, Trees

2021 Fall Horticulture Seminar

July 8, 2021 by cmschweikhardt

Please join Texas A&M Agrilfe Extension Service August 27, 2021 for the Fall Horticulature Seminar, hosted by Texas A&M Agrilfe Extension Service for Austin County.  Topics, which will be presented by AgriLife Extentions Agent Robert “Skip” Richter and Specialists Tim Hartmann, Ph.D and Monte Nesbitt, Ph.D  include:

Planting Fall Vegetables
Fruit Tree Care and Maintenance
Citrus Tree Care and Maintance
Prepping Plants for Freezes

RSVP HERE by August 25, 2021  or call 979-865-2072.

Filed Under: Other Tagged With: CEU, Citrus, Earth-Kind, Fruit, Seminar, Trees, Vegetables

2021 Texas Master Gardener Virtual Conference- DAY 1

March 17, 2021 by cmschweikhardt

The 2021 Texas Master Gardener State Conference will be held virtually this year on May 18-19, 2021. The leadership workshop will be on May 17, 2021.

Join us as we walk through Texas gardens! We have an amazing line-up of inspirational speakers ready to share with you their favorite topics in horticulture. We will also travel across the state through virtual tours to see the diverse gardens of Texas.

The conference offers continuing education hours for Master Gardeners including three keynote presentations, twenty-four breakout sessions, and four virtual tours.

The conference is also time to celebrate the Search for Excellence Awards and the incredible achievements our volunteers are accomplishing in education across the state.

Cost:  $50 includes both Day 1 & Day 2!

 

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Tagged With: CEU, Earth-Kind, Fruit, LandscapeDesign, TexasSuperstars, Trees, Vegetables

Plant Picturepages by Aggie Horticulture

February 28, 2021 by cmschweikhardt

LogoSometimes, the answer is just knowing where to look;  and someitimes, a picutre is just what you need to answer the question.   With the help of many collaborators, Aggie Horticulture assembled a few theme-oriented searchable databases for use in their classes and for the public to use and enjoy.  If you have not checked out Aggie Horticulture’s Plant Picturepages, the link is below.  Find the information you need in pictures or just enjoy the many horticulature related sites and photos.

Plant Picturepages

Filed Under: Uncategorized Tagged With: Fruit, Greenhouses, LandscapeDesign, Pollinators, Vegetables, Wildflowers

Multi-County New Landowner Program: Trees, Pecans, Grapes for Small Acreages

February 28, 2021 by cmschweikhardt

September 17, 2021

Austin County
Map and directions provided prior to each monthly meeting.

Tagged With: CEU, Fruit, Seminar, Trees

Ask an Expert is now Ask Extension

February 27, 2021 by bluebonnet

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Ask an Expert is now Ask Extension.  This service offers one-to-one expert answers from Cooperative Extension/University staff and volunteers within participating Land-Grant institutions from across the United States.  Before posting a new question, you may also search previously answered questions in the Knowledgebase catalogue.

DO YOU HAVE A QUESTION FOR EXTENSION EXPERTS?

Ask A Question

Search the Knowledgebase

Filed Under: Other Tagged With: Compost, Disease, Fruit, Irrigation, Lawns, Pests, Trees, Vegetables

Frozen Plants? Aggie Horticulture Facebook Live Events

February 23, 2021 by cmschweikhardt

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Texas A&M  Extension Horticulture faculty are using their weekly Facebook live events and one additional event to talk about the freeze and what to expect with plants. The schedule will be as follows:

Wednesday 1:00 p.m. Ornamentals & Vegetables

Friday 1:00 p.m. Fruit

Friday 4:00 p.m. Turf

These events can be found on Facebook on the Aggie Horticulture page and will be useful information for Master Gardeners and the public.  All events are free and open to the public.

Filed Under: Other Tagged With: CEU, Fruit, Lawns, Vegetables

Online Horticulture Learning Could Never be Easier

November 20, 2020 by cmschweikhardt

 

LogoSo many online horticulture learning opportunities you don’t know where to start?  This guide can get you started learning from horticulture experts.

Texas A&M AgriLife Extension recorded many of their programs for viewing on your own schedule.  These recorded presentations are free to the public.

Bluebonnet Master Gardener Association members may claim Continuing Education Units (CEU) for these all AgriLife programs that pertain to gardening and horticulture; live or recorded.  Just watch the presentation and record your time as CEU.  BMGA members, remember to get your CEU credits recorded by December 31, 2020 to apply those hours to your re-certification requirement.  For 2020, you need 6 CEU credits.

Below are links to some of these programs to start learning from our Aggie experts.

Gulf Coast Gardening Online Series
There are 22 videos for more than 24 hours of learning. Topics include:

Young Tree Care – Video  #5
Earth Kind Pest Disease & Weed Control – Video #10
Texas Superstar Plants – Video #19

Horticulture & Gardening Webinar Series with David Rodriguez, County Extension Horticulture Agent, Bexar County
There are currently 17 of these recorded sessions for more than 13 hours of education. Topics include:

Getting Your Lawn and Landscape Ready for Summer Heat – Video #9
Tomato Basics 101 – Video #13
Butterfly Gardening – Nectar Plants – Video #5

Aggie Horticulture Facebook Live Recordings
There are 55 horticulture recorded events. Wow!  You do not need a Facebook account to watch.  Topics include:

Homeowner Greenhouses- Video #41
Transitioning to a Fall Garden, Two Parts – Video #40 & #45
Toys for Vegetable Gardening – Video #50
Fall Blooming Flowers & Biennials Planted in Fall – Video #51
Growing Blueberries in Containers – Video 18

 

Filed Under: Uncategorized Tagged With: CEU, Disease, Earth-Kind, Fruit, Greenhouses, Herbs, Lawns, Pests, Seminar, TexasSuperstars, Trees, Vegetables

2021 Colorado County Master Gardener Open House

October 6, 2020 by bluebonnet

Tagged With: CertificationClass, Fruit, LandscapeDesign, Lawns, Pests, Propagation, Trees, Vegetables

Fall 2020 Fruit Tree Sale – Order Online

September 18, 2020 by cmschweikhardt

Peach Tree

UPDATE:  Orders Open to October 9, 2020
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The Bluebonnet Master Gardener Association will kick-off its Fall 2020 Fruit Tree sale on September 28.  Revisit this page to order and for updated information. In the meantime, review the tree list and plan your order!

 

Only varieties suitable for growing in the Austin, Colorado, Fayette and Washington Counties are offered. Orders accepted from September 28, 2020 to October 9, 2020.

Pick-up: Buyer must pick-up trees between 3:00 p.m. – 5:30 p.m. Friday, October 16, 2020 at one of the following locations, chosen when the order is placed:

Note Pick-up Locations

Austin County                       Colorado County
Koehler Ranch                       Colorado County Extension Office
1333 Downey Rd.                   316 Spring Street
Sealy, TX 77474                     Columbus, Texas 78934

Fayette County                    Washington County
AgriLife Building                   Washington County Fairgrounds-VIP Building
255 Svoboda Ln                   1305 E. Blue Bell Rd
La Grange, TX 78945           Brenham, TX 77833-2436

Figs

Everything listed will grow well in our area however, lemons must be protected from frost and freezing weather. Figs and citrus have to be protected when they are young.

Please note that the Chocolate Persimmon isn’t really chocolate. It just has brown stripes on the orange fruit.

Available Trees & Prices –  3 Gallon Containers
Availability may be limited

  1. APPLE – FUJI   $24
  2. AVOCADO – LILA  $58
  3. AVOCADO – PANCHO  $58
  4. BLUEBERRY – CLIMAX   $22
  5. BLUEBERRY – PREMIER  $22
  6. BLUEBERRY – TIFBLUE   $22
  7. DWARF IMPROVED MEYER LEMON  $58
  8. DWARF KEY LIME   $58
  9. DWARF PERSIAN LIME   $58
  10. DWARF ORANGE NAVAL N-33   $58
  11. FIG – CELESTE   $24
  12. FIG – TEXAS EVERBEARING   $24
  13. GINGER – CULINARY   $24
  14. GOJI BERRY   $24
  15. LEMON – IMPROVED MEYER   $44
  16. LEMON – LEMONADE   $44
  17. LOQUAT   $24
  18. ORANGE – VALENCIA RHODE RED   $44
  19. PEACH – FLORIDAKING   $32
  20. PEACH – LA FELICIANA   $32
  21. PEAR – SHINSEKO   $32
  22. PERSIMMON – GIANT FUYU   $38
  23. PERSIMMON – CHOCOLATE   $38
  24. POMEGRANITE – SALAVATSKI   $38
  25. PUMMELO – CHANDLER   $44
  26. SATSUMA – MIHO   $44
  27. SATSUMA – OWARI FROST   $44

Variety Descriptions

Apple, Fuji– 400 – 600 chill hours, yellow-green skin with red stripes. Ripens in early fall. More tasty than the red Fuji.  Allow to ripen on the tree.

Avocado, Lula – Green skinned medium sized fruit. Ripens in late October-January. Hardy to about 24 degrees. Full sun

Avocado, Pancho – Originated as a seedling at Stuart Place, TX.  The fruit is oval to slightly pear shaped and is light green in color with a very thin skin.  Medium sized fruit.  Cold hardy to mid teens, ripens Aug – September.

Berry, Goji- Nutritional and Medical benefits. Super food high in antioxidants. Known to promote longevity

Blueberry, Climax – rabbiteye blueberry, which is early ripening. Most of the fruit ripens in a short period of time. The crop load is moderate to high.  310-420 Chill hours. Requires a pollinator.

Blueberry, Premiere – This variety is an early season rabbiteye variety, that produces fruit of excellent color, size and flavor. The bushes are vigorous and productive, and have been suited to mechanical harvesting. 310-420 chill hours. Requires a pollinator.

Blueberry, TifBlue – is the most universally outstanding rabbiteye blueberry grown to date. The fruits are large, light blue and ripen late in the season. The bush is vigorous and very productive. Tifblue is more cold hardy than most rabbiteye blueberries varieties. 350-400 chill hours. Self fruitful

Fig, Celeste – medium sized sweet fruit, ripens in July. Requires lots of water with good drainage

Fig, Texas Everbearing (Brown Turkey) – medium sized fruit that is nearly seedless, mild sweet flavor

Ginger, Zingiber “Baby Ginger”–  Great selection of yellow edible ginger, tender with mild flavor, does not need to be peeled.

Loquat, Japanese Plum – Evergreen tree. Tangy and sweet fruit. Can get 20-30 feet tall. Rich in vitamins, minerals and antioxidants.

Mulberry, Dwarf Everbearing- Sweet medium sized berry, Produces continuously in warm bright conditions, strengthens immune system, great for eyesight.

Peach, Flordaking – High quality, early season peach, large semi-freestone sweet fruit, 450 chill hours or less

Peach, La Feliciana- Heavy bearer of high quality fruit. Firm and flavorful. Yellow fleshed freestone. 550-600 chill hours.

Pear, Shinseiki– juicy, sweet crisp Asian pear with bright yellow-skin. 12 – 16’. Vigorous and heavy bearing.  Cold Hardy, self fruitful best with pollinator. Resistant to fire blight.

Persimmon, Chocolate – Large fruit, delicious flavor, has chocolate brown stripes on orange skin. Ripens in September. Acorn shaped.

Persimmon, Giant Fuyu – Orange fruit is larger than the regular Fuyu and just as good. Ripens in October and November. Non-astringent, crisp and sweet.

Pomegranate, Salavatski –  6 – 8’ tall, heavy producer, slightly dwarf, fruit has hard seeds with sweet tart juice, self fruitful. Produces bright orange flowers edible over an extended time. Cold Hardy.

Citrus

Lemon, Improved Meyer – sweet and tangy, medium size fruit, thin yellow skin, very juicy. Least cold sensitive of all the lemons, but still needs to be protected from freeze.

Lemon, New Zealand Lemonade – delicious, sweet lemon hybrid with few seeds, very productive, very large fruit

Orange, Valencia Rhode Red – great for juicing, harvest between March & June. Only variety of orange in season during summer.

Pummelo, Chandler – large tree, dark green winged leaves, very large fruit, flesh is pink & sweet. Ripens in November

Satsuma, Miho  – cold hardy, medium to large fruit, seedless, good flavor. Ripens in September and October.

Satsuma, Owari Frost –  very cold hardy, medium sized sweet, seedless fruit, keeps well on the tree, ripens in early October

Dwarf Varieties

Dwarf Varieties are 30 to 40% smaller than standard trees which make them easier to grow in pots and to protect from the cold. They do well in a garden setting, have standard size fruit and are easier to pick.

Dwarf Improved Meyer Lemon – compact tree, medium size fruit, thin yellow skin, very juicy. Least cold sensitive of all the lemons, but still needs to be protected from freeze.

Dwarf Key Lime  – Extremely cold sensitive, small tangy fruit, tasty

Dwarf  Lime, Persian – dark foliage, medium-large fruit with delicious juicy flavor.

Dwarf Orange, Navel N-33 – fruit has thick orange rind, rich flavor, juicy & seedless

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Gardening on the Gulf Coast – Citrus Varieties ONLINE

August 26, 2020 by cmschweikhardt

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September Gardening on the Gulf Program

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Gardening on the Gulf Coast-September 2020 Online Schedule

August 26, 2020 by cmschweikhardt

Join Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Horticulture agents and specialists online as they continue to discuss gardening in the Gulf Coast Region of Texas.  The September 2020 schedule is out. Please register to participate.

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September Gardening on the Gulf Program

 

 

Filed Under: Other Tagged With: CEU, Fruit, Herbs, Lawns, Vegetables

9th Annual Texas Fruit Conference – Online

August 12, 2020 by cmschweikhardt

Figs

Texas AgriLife Extension announced today that The 9th Annual Texas Fruit Conference on September 21st and 22nd will be held On-line, rather than in person.   The program is committed to providing an easily-accessible, Online web conference that will be practical and educational for the diverse Texas fruit growing community’s needs.

The tentative program plan is as follows:

Session 1, Monday, September 21st: 1 pm to 5:00 pm: Intro to Fruit Growing Workshop—a crash course in starting a fruit orchard—crop and variety options, soil and water evaluation, orchard design, planting, irrigation etc.

Session 2, Tuesday, September 22nd: 9 am to 11:30 am: Texas’ Fruit Future—a series of presentations aimed at new growing practices, new crops and new marketing strategies (Titles and speakers to be determined)

1:30 pm to 3:00 pm: Experiences in Growing Fruit Trees—a virtual field trip to one or more established fruit growers in Texas (Site(s) to be announced)

3:30 pm to 5:00 pm: Hard Questions—Good Answers—Live panel discussion with Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Fruit Team

Registration Fee:
Monday (9/21) Only: Intro to Fruit Growing Workshop: $50
Tuesday (9/22) Only: Texas’ Fruit Future, Experiences in Growing Fruit Trees, Hard Questions/Good Answers: $35
Combination package: both sessions $70.00

Registration site: http://Agriliferegister.tamu.edu/ (Registration begins 8/14/2020)

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For more information contact:
Monte Nesbitt
Horticultural Sciences
mlnesbitt@tamu.edu

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Tomato 101: The Basics of Growing Tomatoes – Online Course

June 8, 2020 by cmschweikhardt

Photo of TomatoesTomatoes are the most popular garden edible crop in Texas according to Joseph Masabni, Assistant Professor and Extension Horticulturist, The Texas A&M University System.  Although the jewel of the Texas garden, many home gardeners have disappointing results with tomatoes.

Texas A&M AgriLife Extension’s online course Tomato 101:  The Basics of Growing Tomatoes  teaches the basics of growing tomatoes in your garden. You may cover the material at your own pace and on your own time schedule so begin when you’re ready. This course was first developed for Texas gardeners. However, most information is suitable for other regions.

The cost of the course is $20.00

See all available AgriLife online courses under the Plants and Garden.

Filed Under: Uncategorized Tagged With: CEU, Fruit, Vegetables

Gulf Coast Gardening Online Series – Free

May 29, 2020 by cmschweikhardt

Join Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Horticulture agents and specialists as they discuss gardening in the Gulf Coast Region of Texas.  Mark your calendars for these CEU opportunties.

Register to attend live events:       

Link to recorded past events CLICK HERE

July 2020

July 1 at 10:00am – Home Citrus Growing by Ginger Easton-Smith, AgriLife Extension Ag and Natural Resources Agent in Aransas County

July 8 at 10am – Young Tree Care by Boone Holladay, AgriLife Extension Horticulture

July 15 at 10am – Cacti & Succulent Varieties by Kevin Gibbs, AgriLife Extension Horticulture

July 22 at 10am – Fabulous Figs for the Gulf by Stephen Brueggerhoff, AgriLife Extension Horticulture Agent in Brazoria County

July 29 at 10am – EarthKind Pest, Disease & Weed Control by Robert “Skip” Richter, AgriLife Extension Horticulture Agent in Brazos County

June 2020

June 3 at 10:00am – Annuals in the Summer Heat by Paul Winski, AgriLife Extension Horticulture Agent in Harris County

June 10 at 10:00am – Olives on the Texas Gulf Coast by Stephen Janak, Extension Program Specialist

June 17 at 10:00am – Gardening in Containers by Skip Richter, AgriLife Extension Horticulture Agent in Brazos County

June 24 at 10:00am – Turf Irrigation Audit by Michael Potter, AgriLife Extension Horticulture Agent in Montgomery County

Gulf Coast Gardening Online

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From Garden to Glass: DIY Mocktails/Cocktails – Online Event

May 21, 2020 by cmschweikhardt

Join Aggie Horticulture & Denton County Texas A&M AgriLife Extension online for a Facebook Live event on “From Garden to Glass: DIY Mocktails/Cocktails”. Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Horticulturist Janet Laminack will be sharing about how to create mocktails and cocktails from plants in your garden. A team of Extension Specialists will also be available to answer questions in the chat window during the event.

Friday, May 22, 2020 at 1:00 PM – 1:30 PM CDT

Join Event

CEU credit for Master Gardeners.

 

 

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Aggie Horticulture Live Facebook Events!

May 20, 2020 by cmschweikhardt

LogoJoin Aggie Horticulture on Wednesdays & Fridays at 1 p.m. Central time on the Aggie Horticulture Facebook Page to watch Facebook Live events!

Aggie Horticulture Live Facebook Events

Upcoming Events:

  • 5/22/2020 – Friday 1:00 pm – From Garden to Glass DIY Mocktails/Cocktails
  • 5/27/2020 – Wednesday 1:00 pm – “Some Like it Hot” – Growing Vegetables in Summer
  • 5/29/2020 – Friday 1:00 pm – TBD
  • 6/3/2020 – Wednesday 1:00 pm – Check your crape (and other plants) for scale

Qualifies for Master Gardener CEU Credits.

Prior Live Event Videos Available on Aggie Horticulture’s  Facebook page:

  • Raised Garden Beds, Location, Soil Mixtures and more!
  • Starting vegetable seeds at home 
  • Planting vegetable transplants or direct seed into your garden!
  • Home Fruit Production – Tips for Success!
  • Small fruits for the backyard
  • Floral Designs from your backyard – Growing, Cutting, Using your flowers and shrubs!
  • Growing Herbs: Basil Bounty
  • Backyard Grapes/Vineyards
  • Pecan Grafting
  • How to Prune Your Trees
  • Lawn Care & Fertilization
  • Drip Irrigation Essentials
  • Grapevine Planting & Training Demo
  • Tidying up your Irrigation System
  • Keys to Successful Peach Production
  • Indoor Gardening
  • Growing Blueberries in Containers

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Growing Blueberries in Containers – Online Event

May 19, 2020 by cmschweikhardt

Aggie Horticulture is hosting and online for a Facebook Live event on “Growing Blueberries in Containers.” Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Specialist Tim Hartmann will share about how to grow blueberries in containers. A team of Extension Specialists will also be available to answer questions in the chat window during the event.

Wednesday, May 20, 2020 at 1:00 PM – 1:30 PM CD

Online Event:  Join Event

CEU Credits for Master Gardeners.

 

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