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20th Anniversary of the Little River Basin Master Gardener Association in Milam County |
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LRBMGA members had a booth at the Rockdale Community Market in Wolf Park on Saturday, August 9 from 10 to 1 pm. Visitors to the booth were treated to information about fall vegetable gardening, free garden magazines and even a few books. The real treat for many was seeing the fresh herbs and learning about propagation. Almost a dozen people walked away with mini-greenhouse of gallon zip bags with 3 to 5 cuttings of bay laurel branches.
Master Gardeners Aloma Clayton and Monica Schiller and Interns Lisa Ferguson, John Ferguson, Ellen Coufal and Kenny Coufal provided a wealth of information to the visitors.
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Need Help with Your Garden – These Resources will Provide Information On the Following:
- Garden Site Selection
- Crop Selection
- Soil Preparation
- Fertilization
- Planting
- Watering
- Weed Control
- Mulching
Texas Home Vegetable Gardening Guide
Vegetable Gardening in Containers
Need Help Preserving Your Produce with Safe Methods:
What to Do with Your Produce – Safe Ways to Process Your Produce
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Congratulations to the 2025 Master Gardener Interns for completing the 50-hour training program. They are working hard on their volunteer hours and are well on their way to becoming Texas Master Gardeners. We are so proud of them! |
 L-R: Josh Evans (Milam County AgriLife Extension Agent), Kenny Coufal, Sara Payne, Ellen Coufal, Sara Chaneyworth, Lisa Ferguson, John Ferguson, Pam Oliver, Fred Dainty, Josh Young, Dee Moon, Robbi Bailey, Madison Toups; not pictured: Micah Young |
 Congratulating Josh Young for completing the Master Gardener certification program (completed 50 hours of training and 50 volunteer hours). Welcome to the LRBMG family, Josh! |
How Do I Become a Master Gardener?
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