Name This Plant!
Q. What’s this amazing plant growing at the entrances to Texas Discovery Gardens? A. That is an Agave ovatifolia,
02May
29Mar
Why is adding Organic Matter to the Soil Important?
Think of soil as a work in progress. Initially, soils form from the interactions between a parent rock material
08Mar
It’s Time to Think About Growing Tomatoes
The end of March marks the beginning of tomato planting season. Transplants can be set in the garden as soon
23Feb
Keeping Your Amaryllis After It Blooms
You can keep amaryllis and get it to re-bloom next year. The key to getting your plant to do so is keeping the plant actively growing after it has finished blooming.
05Feb
What to Plant Now
While temperatures outside are still too cold for planting, consider starting seeds indoors
30Dec
Living with Houseplants
A houseplant is a plant that can thrive in normal (not greenhouse) indoor conditions. That means they thrive where we live, with the same light, temperature, space, and humidity. And we provide the food and water.
04Dec
Caring for A Christmas Cactus
The Christmas cactus (Schlumbergera x buckleyi) is a popular winter blooming houseplant from Brazil. Many people buy or are given one in late fall and then are not sure how to care for it the rest of the year.
04Nov
Dallas County Master Gardeners Educate State Fair Visitors!
The recently concluded Dallas County Master Gardener (DCMG) Table inside Texas Discovery Gardens
09Oct
Second Annual Wine Making Class is a Great Success!
Another successful winemaking class by the Dallas County Master Gardeners at Urban County Farm in Garland, Texas.
20Sep
It’s Time to Harvest Roselle!
It is time to harvest roselle hibiscus here in North Texas! Botanically known as Hibiscus sabdariffa,
