Planting for Pollinators: Successful May Gardening in North Texas
Every May, North Texas gardeners walk a tightrope between enthusiasm and caution.
09May
04May
The DCMGA 2026 Spring Garden Tour is This Saturday!
The Dallas County Master Gardener Association is finalizing plans for the 2026 Spring Garden Tour, which will introduce a first
08Apr
Mary Calvo Garden Featured on 2026 Garden Tour
The upcoming DCMGA Garden Tour on May 9 will feature seven beautiful gardens, including the garden of Mary Calvo
29Mar
Joanna Robben’s Poolside Retreat Featured On 2026 Garden Tour
In this poolside retreat, you are gently transported into a wild, enchanting scene of natural beauty and calm.
22Mar
Lake Cliff Park Featured on 2026 Garden Tour
The upcoming DCMGA Garden Tour on May 9 will feature seven beautiful gardens, including the Lake Cliff Crepe Myrtle Demonstration Garden
09Mar
Johan Salvador Tavares Garden Featured on 2026 Garden Tour
The upcoming DCMGA Garden Tour on May 9 will feature seven beautiful gardens, including the garden of Johan Salvador Tavares
02Mar
Japanese Garden at Kidd Springs Park Featured On 2026 Garden Tour
Have you noticed an absence of honeybees in your winter garden? If so, maybe it’s time to add a few
24Feb
Rybarski Garden Featured On 2026 Garden Tour
Have you noticed an absence of honeybees in your winter garden? If so, maybe it’s time to add a few
11Feb
Hammett Garden Featured On 2026 Garden Tour
Have you noticed an absence of honeybees in your winter garden? If so, maybe it’s time to add a few
03Jan
Frost Cloth vs. Sheets vs. Plastic: What Actually Works in a Freeze
North Texas winters keep gardeners on their toes. One night it’s 45°F, the next it’s 26°F with a stiff north wind. When a freeze is forecast, the big question becomes: what should I cover my plants with—and what actually works
