Should I Prune my Red Yucca?
Red Yucca (Hesperaloe parvifola) is a great native plant that blooms on stalks that can grow from 3 to 5 feet high or
08Mar
01Mar
DCMGA Garden Tour Preview: The Garden of Suzy Renz
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.
01Mar
Aquilegia chrysantha hinckleyana ‘Texas Gold’
The distinctive Texas Gold Columbine, more formally known as Aquilegia chrysantha hinckleyana ‘Texas Gold’, is an entrancing, perennial herbaceous plant that radiates with vibrant, golden-yellow flowers.
01Mar
Common Invasive and Aggressive Plants in the Dallas-Area Yard
Some of the most aggressive plants in the Dallas yard, speaking from first-hand experience here, are being sold at our garden centers.
11Feb
Why Landscape with Native Plants?
When we talk about native plants, we usually refer to plants that have naturally evolved in a given area without interference from humans.
08Feb
The DCMGA Spring Japanese Maple Sale
Some of you know that Dallas County Master Gardeners have been holding Japanese maple tree sales annually as a fundraiser.
03Feb
2024 Making a Difference Award
The Dallas County Master Gardener Association would like to recognize Master Gardener, Kathy Lyon, for her contribution to the incredible success of multiple projects at the R&B 1 Urban County Farm.
01Feb
What a Bore: Cottonwood Borer Beetle
A member of the order of Coleoptera (beetle), family of Cerambycidae (specifically long-horn beetles), the Plectrodera scalator (Cottonwood Borer) feed on fast growing trees and play a large role in decomposing fallen trees.
01Feb
Ungnadia speciosa (Mexican Buckeye)
Mexican Buckeye is an attractive, deciduous native shrub known for its brilliantly colored flowers and ornamental appeal.
24Jan
The DCMGA 2024 Garden Tour is Just Around the Corner!
The DCMGA 2024 Garden Tour is scheduled for this spring! The tour will be held
