“In the News”
2020 Plant Sale Cancelled
Out of an abundance of caution for the safety of others due to the Corona Virus situation, the 2020 Williamson County Master Gardener Plant Sale has been cancelled. We are planning to resume the yearly plant sale in 2021.
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Mason Bees are a group of native bees that are excellent pollinators. They are called mason bees because they use clay/ mud to make partitions and seal the entrance to their nest. They are sometimes known as orchard bees since many of them are very good at pollinating fruit trees (apples, plums, peaches, pears) and emerge in early spring to do so. To learn more, click this link. https://txmg-wpengine.netdna-ssl.com/williamson/files/Mason-bees-March-2020.pdf
Demonstration Gardens
Visit our Demonstration Gardens at 3151 SE Innerloop Road, Georgetown, Texas to see examples of research based horticulture techniques. The gardens are to the right (north side) of the Williamson County Road District Building. Click here for our location on Google Maps
Master Gardeners are usually working in the vegetable garden area on Tuesday and Friday from 8:30 -11:30 (weather permitting) and are available to answer your questions. 
Our demonstration gardens include raised bed and row vegetable gardens, a container garden, a rose garden, a drought tolerant garden, a herb garden, a fruit tree area, and a keyhole garden.
Master Gardener Blog
- March 13, 2020 Demo Garden activity
- Mason Bees, a native pollinator
- March 7-10, 2020 Demo Garden Photos
- February 2020 Demonstration Garden Photos
- December 2019 Demo Garden Photos
- November 2019 Lunch & Learn about Tomatoes
- October 2019 Demonstration Garden Photos
- Vegetable Demonstration Garden Report for September 2019
- September 2019 Master Gardener – Garden Photos
- Vegetable Demonstration Garden Report for August 2019
For previous Master Gardener Blogs back to 2012, use the Master Gardener Blog Archives dropdown list on the right side of the page.
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