The seminar will discuss strategies and incentives to conserve water in landscaping including rainwater harvesting, native plants, and irrigation methods.
Get prepared for bugs and critters that are attracted to fall vegetable gardens! Join Molly Keck, entomologist with Texas A&M AgriLife Extension, to learn how to manage these pesky bugs so more of the fruits and veggies can be enjoyed! Guests will receive complimentary seeds to plant in their own gardens.
Explore the sights and sounds of the nocturnal nightlife, learn to identify bats, recognize hooting and croaking frogs, and learn about native plants in the Garden.
These en plein air workshops will engage participants of all ranges and abilities who have an interest in Sketching in the Garden, and the focus will change monthly.
Create a portable native plant paradise on your patio, balcony, or in your yard with this hands-on workshop
This event will enlighten us about some of our most under-appreciated garden guests and the importance of healthy biodiversity in our ecosystem.
Peggy Sechrist, an advisor to the Soil for Water Initiative (a project of the National Center for Appropriate Technology), will share key soil health principles that have been emerging in the field of soil science for the last 10 years.
Learn how to survive drought and all about rainwater catchment systems.
Join us for "Plant Identification". We'll have 5 short presentations from experts in the field and will be giving away lots of DOOR PRIZES!
Researching Satan and other aquifer organisms can help us better understand and manage the invaluable underground water that supports both humans and amazingly diverse subterranean aquatic ecosystems
