Pollinators in the Vegetable Garden
Pollinators are important to a vegetable garden’s success.
11Oct
08Nov
Edible Gardening For All Program
The Edible Gardening For All program (EGFA, formerly known as Citizens Gardening Training Program) is a partnership between Texas AgriLife Extension Service and the Dallas County Health Department Obesity Prevention program
01Aug
Tomato Grafting
It is time to freshen up those porch and patio containers you planted in the spring!
01Jun
Fall Planting Starts in June
Fall gardening in Texas starts in June. The idea is to let plants grow during the summer, when it is hot, so they will produce vegetables when the weather cools down.
08Apr
Your Opinion Matters!
We would love to hear what we can do to reach as many Master Gardeners
01Feb
Compost – A Valentine to Your Garden
What do you give your garden for Valentine’s Day? A layer of compost would make a lovely gift that will help keep your garden green and growing all year.
01Dec
Caring for A Christmas Cactus After The Holidays
The Christmas cactus (Schlumbergera x buckleyi) is a popular winter blooming houseplant from Brazil. Many people buy or are given one in late fall and then are not sure how to care for it the rest of the year.
01Aug
Benefits of Watering with Drip Irrigation
Now is the time to think water wise. What is water wise gardening?
18Jan
Now Is the Time to Plant Onions in North Texas
Onion sets (small transplants) are one of the first things you can plant in
