Master Gardener’s Garden at Texas Discovery Gardens
Located near the Texas Discovery Gardens’ (TDG) main entrance and butterfly house, the garden supports the mission of TDG to provide horticultural education.
01Feb
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.
01Feb
Saving Water Now!
Texas faces a more and more critical problem – how to provide sufficient drinking water for all our residents.
15Jan
Garden Consultation Team
Certified Dallas County MGs who participate on the GCT have completed Advanced Master Gardener Training Courses in certain specialized fields, including, but not limited to, vegetables, tree care, rainwater harvesting, greenhouse management, entomology, and composting.
05Jan
Watering Your Landscape During Winter
Do landscape plants require water during the winter months?
01Jan
Four Nerve Daisy (Tetraneuris scapose)
'Tetraneuris scaposa,' commonly known as 'Four Nerve Daisy,' features multiple stems of perky, golden-yellow daisies, which gracefully fan out over compact rosettes of silvery, grass-like foliage.
01Jan
Great Trees for North Texas
Trees are an efficient, inexpensive source of carbon capture and can be a major mitigator to pollution.
01Jan
A Road Trip to Future Gardens
Want to help create the gardens of the future and have fun at the same time?
21Dec
Introducing the 2023-2024 DCMGA Board Members, TMGA Delegates, and Committee Members
President-elect Monica Nagle hosted a lovely party on November 29 to introduce the 2023-2024 DCMGA Board members, TMGA Directors, and elected committee members to each other and to the outgoing 2021-2022 officers. The newly elected team will assume their roles on January 1, 2023.
20Dec
Getting Ready for the Deep Freeze
The arctic blast is coming and many plants in the landscape may not be cold hardy to the temperatures we are expecting.
