Pollinators in the Vegetable Garden
Pollinators are important to a vegetable garden’s success.
11Oct
20Sep
2024 Fall Japanese Maple Tree Sale
...the online sale opens October 9 at 8am...
01Sep
Lush Landscaping in a Dry Summer
..you might also want to consider what services your landscape provides for wildlife, the environment, and your foundation...
01Aug
Urban Composting Basics
What is compost and why it is important?
01Jul
Foundation Plants for DFW Homes
Can your foundation plantings help you maintain your foundation in an economical and efficient manner?
19May
Cooking With Flowers
Did you know that there are many edible flowers that can be grown, harvested, and cooked with your meals?
07May
DCMGA Garden Tour Preview: The Garden of Janet D. Smith
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...
15Apr
Ensign Wasps: Exterminator Extraordinaire
...to the cockroach, the Ensign wasp, is a feared enemy, yet this little wasp is our friend...
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.
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.
