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01NovNovember 1, 2025

Now is the Time to Plant Garlic!

Lauren McMinn2025-11-01T17:06:57-06:00

Garlic is one of the easiest and most rewarding crops you can grow in North Texas. With a bit of timing and preparation

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08OctOctober 8, 2025

Transplanting Anything and Everything

Cindy Bolz2025-10-08T19:29:42-06:00

How great would it be to double the plants in your garden without spending a cent?

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22SepSeptember 22, 2025

Fall 2025 Japanese Maple Sale

Cindy Bolz2025-09-29T07:55:54-06:00

Some of you know that Dallas County Master Gardeners has been holding Japanese maple sales once or twice a year as fundraisers

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06SepSeptember 6, 2025

Fall is for Planting

Cindy Bolz2025-09-06T19:24:21-06:00

At the end of a long, hot summer, I am more than ready for a good dig in the garden, and there is hardly a better time to plant trees and shrubs

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03JulJuly 3, 2025

Five Easy Steps to an Elegant Summer Garden

Cindy Bolz2025-07-03T19:25:36-06:00

Because plants are much like humans during the extreme heat, the garden can look droopy and drab from early July through mid-September here in North Texas.

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15JunJune 15, 2025

What to do on a rainy day

Kay McInnis2025-06-13T09:51:58-06:00

It’s the weekend, you have been hoping to work out in your garden, but Mother Nature has other plans….

By Kay McInnisPrune, tools, fall, rain, rainy day, spring, yardworkComments OffRead more...
01MayMay 1, 2025

Wildscape Your Yard

Stephanie Suesan Smith2025-04-01T10:27:48-06:00

Gardeners who have pets have a bit of a challenge in designing gardens...

By Stephanie Suesan SmithBirds, native plants, water, insects, wildscape, habitat, urban wildlife, wildlife, urban plantingComments OffRead more...
29MarMarch 29, 2025

Texas Superstar® Plants

Cindy Bolz2025-03-30T05:14:07-06:00

he goal of most gardeners is to plant beautiful plants that come back year after year, preferably with very little care and not much water.

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08MarMarch 8, 2025

Reducing Lawn Space with a Payoff

Cindy Bolz2025-03-08T21:51:09-06:00

Allow your mind to picture a lovely seating area in an island oasis in the middle of what is now your lawn. Let the image contain a small ornamental tree

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23FebFebruary 23, 2025

Prune Like A Pro

Margaret Ghose2025-02-23T17:48:43-06:00

Many gardeners find pruning an intimidating task. It’s difficult to know where to start cutting, how much to cut and when

By Margaret Ghosetrees, Prune, shrubs, perennials, toolsComments OffRead more...
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Sedges perform important ecosystem services.
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Symphoricarpos orbiculatus, Coralberry, Indian Currant, Buckbrush
April 1, 2026
Dark pink roses against a blue sky
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Should Redbuds Have Blooms on their Trunks?
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