Part II covers Winter Plant Management The Earth-Kind Program emphasizes the use of environmentally friendly management practices for landscape design and maintenance. The goals are to conserve water, energy, and reduce the use of pesticides and fertilizers while producing beautiful landscapes. Classes are free, but registration is required. Register here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfTDSKObDfvEQNsRBCCjeqrmgdxpB8tDlfXuyOl7p-c7aiBSg/viewform Tarrant County Master Gardeners […]

A free online class about how to keep your plants safe during the winter and prepare your garden for spring planting. Free! Register here for the class link: Meeting Registration - Zoom   Presented by the Tarrant County Master Gardeners, featuring speaker Brittnay Meyer, Texas AgriLife Extension Agent.

Growing food at home can be a rewarding experience. Well-designed vegetable gardens can be both efficient and productive. Learn about the best vegetable varieties to grow in North Texas, site preparation, planting times, common pests, and harvesting.   More information: News Flash • North Richland Hills Library, TX • CivicEngage (nrhtx.com)   This event is […]

Arlington Water Utilities and Tarrant Regional Water District have partnered to create a native plant demonstration garden with 2,000 sq. ft. of flowering native perennials and grasses on city-owned land adjacent to the Lake Arlington Dam. We will be seeding a native wildflower meadow in the surrounding 3 acres in December. We'll need lots of […]