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01NovNovember 1, 2026

Fall is for Planting

Margaret Ghose2026-11-01T21:07:50-06:00

Planting when temperatures are cooler gives the tree time to focus their energy on developing a healthy root system so that it

By Margaret GhoseMaster Gardeners, autumn, containersRead more...
04OctOctober 4, 2026

Beautiful Fall Container Ideas

Cindy Bolz2026-10-04T08:24:33-06:00

It is so wonderful to approach a home and find a fresh and colorful container garden on the front porch. It is a positive indication that the homeowner enjoys their home and cares what neighbors, guests and passersby see when approaching the house.

By Cindy BolzMaster Gardeners, autumn, containersRead more...
15SepSeptember 15, 2026

Only 4 trees left for the 2026 Japanese Maple Sale!

Cindy Bolz2026-10-03T16:28:12-06:00

What a blazing-hot summer we’ve had! Even tough, heat-resistant plants struggled. Salvias and Frostweed looked

By Cindy BolzRead more...
18AugAugust 18, 2026

From Hellstrip to Habitat

Nicole Jones2026-08-18T22:49:04-06:00

How Solving a Turf Problem Created My Favorite Pollinator Garden.

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15JulJuly 15, 2026

The Grove: From Bermudagrass to Pollinator Paradise

Cynthia Jones2026-07-15T17:38:21-06:00

How one median - and one idea - grew into something extraordinary.

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14JunJune 14, 2026

Ideas for Summer Planting

Cindy Bolz2026-06-16T11:42:26-06:00

Even though I spend countless hours in the garden from January through April, my urge to plant doesn’t disappear

By Cindy BolzSalvation Army GardensRead more...
28MayMay 28, 2026

What’s Blooming at the Salvation Army Gardens

Maggie Saucedo2026-05-28T21:27:44-06:00

When our team arrives for a workday at the Salvation Army gardens, we never quite know what awaits us.

By Maggie SaucedoSalvation Army GardensRead more...
09MayMay 9, 2026

Planting for Pollinators: Successful May Gardening in North Texas

Roseann Ferguson2026-05-09T21:03:34-06:00

Every May, North Texas gardeners walk a tightrope between enthusiasm and caution.

By Roseann FergusonRead more...
04MayMay 4, 2026

The DCMGA 2026 Spring Garden Tour is This Saturday!

Barbara Macleod2026-05-09T22:00:19-06:00

The Dallas County Master Gardener Association is finalizing plans for the 2026 Spring Garden Tour, which will introduce a first

By Barbara MacleodRead more...
08AprApril 8, 2026

Mary Calvo Garden Featured on 2026 Garden Tour

Alan Rister2026-05-09T22:01:27-06:00

The upcoming DCMGA Garden Tour on May 9 will feature seven beautiful gardens, including the garden of Mary Calvo

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Latest Posts

Lynn’s Legacy Cenizo (Leucophyllum langmaniae) ‘Lynn’s Legacy’
November 1, 2026
Fall is for Planting
November 1, 2026
Winter Melons Abound at the Raincatcher’s Donation Garden
November 1, 2026
It’s Time to Harvest Roselle!
November 1, 2026
After the Drought: How to Rebuild Your North Texas Garden
October 15, 2026
Three Orange Butterflies You May Be Seeing This Fall and How to Tell Them Apart
October 12, 2026

Categories

  • Garden Tasks
  • Feature Story
  • North Texas Heirloom
  • Plant of the Month
  • Helpful Hints From the Help Desk
  • DCMGA Garden Activities
  • Native Plants
  • Butterflies
  • Holiday Highlight
  • Gardening Resource

Recent Posts

Lynn’s Legacy Cenizo (Leucophyllum langmaniae) ‘Lynn’s Legacy’
November 1, 2026
Fall is for Planting
November 1, 2026
Winter Melons Abound at the Raincatcher’s Donation Garden
November 1, 2026
It’s Time to Harvest Roselle!
November 1, 2026
After the Drought: How to Rebuild Your North Texas Garden
October 15, 2026
Three Orange Butterflies You May Be Seeing This Fall and How to Tell Them Apart
October 12, 2026

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