Made In the Shade
It is quite likely that you have at least one area of your garden, patio, or balcony where your shade plants struggle.
17May
05May
Raincatchers Plant Sale
Master Gardeners (MGs) and the general public are invited to shop a wide variety of plants grown, nurtured and donated by the knowledgable
04May
Help Desk
According to Texas A&M’s online history of Master Gardeners (MG) in Texas, the Texas MG Program had its beginnings in 1978 when Extension
04May
What is the proper way to water roses?
A gentleman once reported that he planted his roses along the edge of his lawn so his sprinkler system took care of watering them every day.
04May
Tree Diversity: Every Tree Has Its Day
Do you know what the United States’ National Tree (officially and unofficially) is? You are right if you answered: the oak tree.
02May
Plant of the Month: Walker’s Low Catmint
For an easy-to-grow perennial that is drought and heat tolerant, pest and disease resistant, and blanketed with showy lavender blooms from spring to fall, ‘Walker’s Low’ catmint is a must-have choice.
27Apr
Don’t Miss Garden Tour Silent Auction
In conjunction with the Garden Tour, Dallas County Master Gardeners will hold a Silent Auction for eight unique and desirable items. The auction will open
21Apr
The Power of Passalong Plants
Long before there was a North Haven Gardens, before every big box store offered identical Early Girl tomato plants, and
16Apr
The ABC’s of UPF Clothing
According to the American Academy of Dermatology, one in five Americans will develop skin cancer in their lifetime. Sun damage to the exposed parts of your body is cumulative, adding to your risks of skin cancer and premature aging.
15Apr
How Her Garden Grows: Linda Seidel
Linda Seidel’s handsome garden is the result of many hours of work in her large creek-side yard, her enormous depth of knowledge about plant varieties and cultivation, plus a large dose of perseverance.
