Johan Salvador Tavares Garden Featured on 2026 Garden Tour
The upcoming DCMGA Garden Tour on May 9 will feature seven beautiful gardens, including the garden of Johan Salvador Tavares
The upcoming DCMGA Garden Tour on May 9 will feature seven beautiful gardens, including the garden of Johan Salvador Tavares
Have you noticed an absence of honeybees in your winter garden? If so, maybe it’s time to add a few
Have you noticed an absence of honeybees in your winter garden? If so, maybe it’s time to add a few
Have you noticed an absence of honeybees in your winter garden? If so, maybe it’s time to add a few
This is the unlikely story of a woman whose garden was created unintentionally and who, in the process, became a gardener accidentally. Prior to entering the Dallas County Master Gardener program in 2005 following her retirement, Janet D. Smith confesses that she was completely ignorant of any and all knowledge concerning gardening. Her attempts at home...
Of all the gardens on the tour this year, the garden of Nancy Griswold (DCMG 2018) is decidedly the most traditional in that it includes both a large vegetable garden and ornamental plants in equal measure in this back yard space. Unusually, however, it is the vegetable garden here that takes pride of place in...
The upcoming DCMGA Garden Tour on May 18 will feature eight beautiful gardens, including the garden of Vera Guillén, as one of the stops on this year’s tour.
The upcoming DCMGA Garden Tour on May 18 will feature eight beautiful gardens, including the garden of Suzy Renz, as one of the stops on this year’s tour.
Cindy Bolz is The Queen of Japanese Maples. When most gardeners go to a plant nursery, it is to choose a tree to replace
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