“In the News”
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Fall Webworms
Webworms are known for the webbing they create on the tips of branches. Webworm caterpillars cause damage by feeding on foliage contained inside their protective webbing. Click this link to learn more about managing them. https://txmg-wpengine.netdna-ssl.com/williamson/files/Fall-webworms-Jun-2019.pdf
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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.
Demonstration Garden Blog
- Demonstration Garden Photos June 7-11, 2019
- Vegetable Demonstration Garden Report for May 2019
- Demo Garden Activity 5-14-19
- Vegetable Demonstration Garden Report for April 2019
- Fire Ant Treatment Experiment: Summary and Results