Welcome Dallas County Master Gardener Class of 2026!
“The glory of gardening: hands in the dirt, head in the sun, heart with nature.”
03Mar
28Jan
Caring for Plants After a Hard Freeze
Thanks to several days of warning by the weather forecasters before the recent hard freeze, I was ready to protect my plants. I have lots of sheets stored away for just such a use, and yards and yards of frost cloth that I pin down with the appropriate staples.
03Jan
Reuse, Repurpose, Recycle!
What better time than the start of a new year to turn our attention to repurposing items we can use in the garden?
07Dec
Growing with Purpose: Culturally Meaningful Crops at the Jill Stone Garden
What crops make the biggest difference in a community garden? At the Jill Stone Community Garden, the answer comes from listening closely to the families who rely on its produce.
01Nov
Raincatcher’s Veggie Team Update
"A garden feeds more than the table. It feeds the soul."
08Oct
Dallas Master Gardeners Receive Grants for Innovative Teaching
"Each day teachers come to school ready to tackle a job that is critically important, extraordinarily complex
06Sep
Dallas Master Gardeners Plant Seeds of Change
Margaret Lawrence of the National Institute of Food and Agriculture wrote, “A name like Junior Master Gardeners
18Jul
Growing Fennel has its Perks–Swallowtails!
Would you like to attract black swallowtails (Papilio polyxenes asterius Stoll) to your garden?
12Jun
Nature’s Teamwork
Did you know that Lupinus is a genus of plants in the legume family Fabaceae
18May
Introducing Dallas County’s New Horticulture Agent
Please extend a warm Dallas welcome to Isabel Anne LeSenne, AKA Anne, our new Texas A&M AgriLife Extension
