Join us on Wednesdays & Fridays at 1pm Central time on the Aggie Horticulture Facebook Page to watch our free Facebook Live events!
Here is our tentative schedule of upcoming events:
- 3/10/2021 – Wed 1 pm – Expanded Shale – Great Improvement for Sticky Clay Soil
- 3/12/2021 – Fri 1 pm – Building an Earth-Kind Soil
- 3/17/2021 – Wed 1 pm – What’s Growing on with Onion Freeze Protection?
- 3/19/2021 – Fri 1 pm – What’s Growing on with Fruit Thinning?
- 3/24/2021 – Wed 1 pm – What’s growing on with Bagworms?
- 3/26/2021 – Fri 1 pm – Benefiting from Eggshells & Bananas in the Vegetable Garden
- 3/31/2021 – Wed 1 pm – What’s Growing on with the Vegetables at The Gardens?
55. Harvesting Pecans
Additional Resources:
Improved Pecans
Native Pecans
Learn more about Texas pecans
Texas Pecan Growers Association
51. Fall Blooming Flowers & Biennials Planted in Fall
50. Toys for Vegetable Gardening
49. Muscadine Madness
48. Compost versus Mulch
Additional Resources:
What is Compost?
Earth-Kind Composting
Earth-Kind Landscape Mulch
Easy Gardening Mulching
Earth-Kind Leaf Management Plan
Vermiculture: Worm Composting
47. Growing Apples
Texas A&M AgriLife Extension specialists Dr. Justin Scheiner and Dr. Tim Hartmann share research and resources about growing apples in Texas.
Additional resources:
Texas Fruit & Nut Production Factsheet on Apples
Home Fruit Production – Apples
FAQ on Growing Apples
Apple Recipes
Dinner Tonight – Apples Recipes –
Aggie Horticulture Fruit and Nut Resources
Texas A&M AgriLife Extension
46. Educating Your Child from Home
Texas A&M AgriLife Extension’s Junior Master Gardner (JMG) team share great resources available to educate your child from home about gardening, plants and more.
Additional Resources:
JMG virtual Learn, Grow, Eat & Go online course for elementary students
JMG Early Childhood Learn, Grow, Eat & Go curriculum
JMG virtual National Group sessions from Facebook
JMG “Growing Good Kids” Book Awards
JMG Hard-copy books and teaching guides from the AgriLife Bookstore
Junior Master Gardener Youtube channel – JMGKids
Texas A&M AgriLife Extension specialists Dr. Justin Scheiner and Dr. Tim Hartmann share research and resources about growing apples in Texas.
45. Transitioning to a Fall Garden, part 2
Texas A&M AgriLife Extension County Horticulture Agent Beth McMahon from Gillespie County shares about “Transitioning Spring Vegetable Garden to Fall, Part 2: Planning, Soil Prep & Planting Cole Crops.”
44. Watering Landscape Trees
Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Horticulturist Skip Richter shares all about watering landscape trees – new or established landscape trees – during the summer.
Additional Resources:
Texas Tree Planting Guide
Trees of Texas
Best Plants & Trees to Grow in Texas Landscapes
Texas Superstar Plants
Water My Yard –
Texas Evapotranspiration Network
43. Crops That Like It Hot – Okra, Peppers & Sweet Potatoes
Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Specialist Larry Stein shares about crops that like it hot and grow well in the Texas summer heat – okra, peppers and sweet potatoes.
Additional Resources:
Easy Gardening Series Factsheet on Okra
Easy Gardening Series Factsheet on Sweet Potatoes
42. Late Season Pecan Management
Texas A&M AgriLife Extension specialist Dr. Larry Stein shares about late season pecan management in Texas.
Additional Resources:
Texas Fruit & Nut Production Factsheet on Native Pecans
Texas Fruit & Nut Production Factsheet on Improved Pecans
TPGA Pecan Recipes
Dinner Tonight Pecan Recipes
Texas Pecan Growers Association
Where to Purchase Pecan Trees in Texas
Texas Tree Planting Guide
Pecan Growers webinar news article (July 2020)
Texas Fruit Conference (Sept 21-22, 2020)
Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Pecan Education Programs
41. Homeowner Greenhouses
Texas A&M AgriLife Extension County Agent and Horticulturist Steve Chaney shares about homeowner greenhouses with five different examples from Tarrant County, Texas.
Additional Resources:
Texas Master Gardener Tips for Hobby Greenhouse Owners
Texas Greenhouse Management Handbook
Tarrant County Master Gardener Association
Texas Greenhouse Company
Production Greenhouse Structures
Light, Temperature & Humidity in Greenhouses
Pest Management in Greenhouses
40. Transitioning to a Fall Garden
Texas A&M AgriLife Extension County Horticulture Agent Beth McMahon from Gillespie County shares about “Keep or Go: Transitioning a Spring Vegetable Garden to Fall.”
Additional Resources:
Fall Vegetable Gardening Guide
Grafting Tomatoes Protects Plants and Increases Yields
Vegetable Grafting Guide
39. The IDEA Demonstration Garden
Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Horticulture Agent Greg Grant from Smith County shares all about the IDEA Demonstration Garden at the Tyler Botanical Garden by the Smith County Master Gardeners. “IDEA” is an acronym for Innovate-Demonstrate-Educate-Apply.
Additional Resources – Plant List
- Variegated Abelia (Abelia x grandiflora ‘Sunrise’)
- Fireworks Globe Amaranth (Gomprena globosa ‘Fireworks’)
- Periwinkle (Catharanthus roseus)
- Rose Mallow Hibiscus (Hibiscus moscheutos)
- Snowbush (Breynia distica ‘Roseopicta)
- Gaura (Gaura lindheimeri)
- Napier Grass (Pennisetum x ‘Princess Caroline’)
- Summer Snapdragon (Angelonia angustifolia-Serena Series)
- Thryallis (Galphimia glauca)
- Turk’s Cap (Malvaviscus arboreus drummondii)
- White Turk’s Cap (Malvaviscus arboreus drummondii ‘Alba’)
- Butterfly Ginger (Hedychium coronarium)
- Orange Ginger (Hedychium coccineum)
- Sun Coleus (Coleus x hybridus ‘Alabama Sunset’)
- Philippine Lily (Lilium formosanum)
Greg’s blog on Philippine lilies
- Crinum lily (Crinum x ‘Summer Nocturne’)
Crinum sources:
- Almond Verbena (Aloysia virgata)
- John Fanick Phlox (Phlox paniculata ‘John Fanick’)
- Cigar Plant (Cuphea x ‘Vermillionaire’)
- Sunshine Privet (Ligustrum sinense ‘Sunshine’)
- Mexican Heather (Cuphea hyssopifolia ‘Allison’)
- Porterweed (Stachytarpheta mutabilis)
- Variegated Confederate Jasmine (Trachelospermum jasminoides ‘Variegatum’)
Smith County Master Gardeners Facebook page
Smith County Master Gardeners web page
38. Deadheading Your Perennial Flowers
Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Horticulturist Christina Reid shares about Deadheading Your Perennial Flowers.
Additional Resources:
Lubbock Memorial Arboretum
37. Shade Gardening
Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Retired County Extension Horticulturist Keith Hansen from Smith County shares all about Shade Gardening.
Additional Resources:
Ferns for Shady Locations
Hostas for Warm Climates
Japanese Cedar: An Underappreciated Evergreen
Herbs for Texas Landscapes
36. Fabulous Figs!
Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Horticulture Agent Stephen Brueggerhoff shares all gardening with fabulous figs!
Additional Resources:
Fig Fact Sheet
Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Soil Testing
Texas Plant Disease Handbook – Cotton Root Rot
Figs for the Piney Woods of East Texas (Dave Creech)
35. Late Summer Lawn Care & Success in Shady Spots
Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Horticulture Agent Skip Richter from Brazos County shares about late summer lawn care and success in shady spots.
Additional Resources:
Aggie Turf website
Mowing Recommendations for Warm-Season Turfgrasses
Water-Wise Checklist for Texas Home Lawns
Water My Yard – Watering Recommendations
Texas EvapoTranspiration (ET) Network – Watering Recommendations
St. Augustinegrass Home Lawn Maintenance Calendar
Bermudagrass Lawn Management Calendar
White Grub Identification and Control
Southern Chinch Bug Identification and Control
Take-All Root Rot
A Homeowner’s Guide to Herbicide Selection for Warm-Season Turfgrass Lawns
34. Harvesting Backyard Grapes and Making Wine at Home
Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Viticulture Specialists Justin Scheiner and Michael Cook will be sharing research-based tips for harvesting backyard grapes and making wine at home.
Additional Resources:
Texas A&M Viticulture & Enology Program
Texas A&M Foundation: “The Grape State of Texas” article
Texas Superstar – Victoria Red Grapes
33. Working Edibles into an Earth-Kind Landscape
Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Horticulture Agent Allison Watkins and Family and Community Health Agent Courtney Redman from Tom Green County share about how to work edible plants into an Earth-Kind Landscape.
Additional Resources:
The Edible Landscape
Texas Fruit & Nut Production Guides on Pomegranites
Easy Gardening Factsheets on Asparagus
Earth-Kind Landscaping
32. Food Preservation Techniques
exas A&M AgriLife Extension County Horticulture Agent Kate Whitney and Family and Community Health Agent Andrea Haubner from Williamson County share Food Preservation Techniques and how you can preserve food harvested from your garden.
Additional Resources:
National Center for Home Food Preservation
AgriLife Extension Food Safety Education
Producing, Preparing & Processing Vegetables for Health
NCHFP: Making Jams and Jellies
Path to the Plate
31. Understanding Soil and Using the SoilWeb Browser
Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Program Specialist Stephen Janak shares all about Soil – understanding soil, classifications, history and resources available to help you know more about your soil.
Additional Resources:
SoilWeb Apps
Web Soil Survey
Guide to Texture by Feel
Four Essentials Tests for a New Vineyard Site
30. How to Grow and Select Watermelons (and Other Melons)
Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Horticulturist Larry Stein shares all about how to grow watermelons and other melons in Texas – great for the summertime!
Additional Resources:
Aggie Horticulture Vegetable Resources: Watermelons
Easy Gardening Factsheet on Melons
Texas Produce Availability Chart
29. Red, White & Blue – Perfect Tips for Your July 4th Celebration!
Additional Resources:
The Gardens at Texas A&M University
Texas Superstar Plants
Blue(ish) plant suggestions: Blue Daze, plumbago, vitex, Salvia farinacea, Salvia guaranitica, and larkspur. Texas Bluebells
Red: Geraniums
Pentas past and present are Texas Superstars
Firework flowers: Texas Spiderlily (white), African Lily (blue)
Holiday Party Recipes from Dinner Tonight
Grilling Tips for Your July 4th Celebration!
Tips for Grilling Fruit
Tips for Using Wooden Skewers
Texas Wineries Map
Dr. B Talks Texas Wines
White wine suggestions: White wines with acid food such as Vermentino, albarino, Picpoul blanc and Viognier; Blanc Du Bois, Albarina, Aglianico as nice summer wines
Food and Wine Pairings
Aguas Frescas Watermelon and Lime
Grilled Peach Sundae
28. How to Take Care of Succulents
Additional Resources:
How to Care for Succulents – Texas A&M Today article
Denton County Master Gardeners newsletter article on Succulents
Cacti and Succulents
Secrets to success when propagating succulent plants
Gardening Solutions: Succulents
Managing Insect Pests of Cacti and Other Succulents in Water-Efficient Landscapes
Texas Master Gardener Association – join a local chapter
27. Shopping at Farmers’ Markets
Additional Resources:
Certified Texas Farmers Markets list
North Texas Farmers Markets list
East Texas State Fair Farmers Market
26. Native Texan Plants for Home and Garden
Additional Resources:
Native Plants of North America
Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center
Texas Master Naturalist Program
Recommended Natural Plants for Landscaping in the Texas Hill Country
Native American Seed (Junction, TX)
Wildseed Farms (Fredericksburg, TX)
Texas Native Trees
Texas Native Shrubs
Native Texas Plants for Home and Garden – plant_list
NICE Native Plant Partners
U.S. Forest Service – Invasive Plants
25. How to Create Beautiful Landscape Designs
Additional Resources:
Earth-Kind Landscaping
Planning the Home Landscape
Extension Landscape Design Study Courses
Earth-Kind Plant Selector
Texas Superstar Plant Suggestions
Cottage Gardens
Using Color in Flower Gardens
24. Growing Ginger and Taro
Easy Gardening Factsheet on Ginger
Producing Bacterial Wilt–Free Ginger in Greenhouse Culture
Aggie Horticulture – Vegetable Resources
23. Weed Control in the Vegetable Garden
Additional Resources:
Easy Gardening Series
Small Acreage Crop Webinars
Preemergence Herbicides for the Home Lawn
Nutsedge and Kyllinga Control for Homeowners Guide
Aggie Turf – Weeds of Texas Turf
A Homeowner’s Guide to Herbicide Selection for Warm-Season Turfgrass Lawns
22. Watering Your Plants – How, When, How Much?
Additional Resources:
Texas Master Gardener Handbook 2019 – in-depth research and manual for Gardening in Texas
Earth-Kind Landscaping – sustainable ways to garden, conserving water and resources
Texas Superstar Plants – recommendations for the best plants to grow in Texas
Water My Yard – resources for local recommendations on how much to water around Texas
Texas Evapotranspiration (ET) Network – another regional resource for water recommendations
21. Understanding Wine at the Store
Additional Resources:
Dr. B Talks Texas Wines – Youtube Playlist
2019 Texas Wine Grape Varieties
Texas A&M AgriLife Extension – Viticulture & Enology website
Our Team of Enology and Viticulture Specialists
Enology Certificate
Vivino App
20. “Some Like It Hot” – Growing Vegetables in Summer
Additional Resources:
Summer Vegetables for Texas: Southern Peas (Blackeyed, Purple Hill, Zipper, Cream, Pinkeyed, Blackeye #5, Champion Cream, Colossus, Crowder, Mississippi Silver, Pink Eye Purple
Hull, Texas Cream 8, Texas Pinkeye, Zipper Cream), Okra, Amaranths, Pigeon Peas, Molokhia, Purslane
Specialty Vegetable Crops of Texas
Easy Gardening Series: Okra
Okra, Peppers
Spring Planting Guide for Vegetable Crops
Soil Testing from Texas A&M AgriLife Extension
Watermelons
19. From the Garden to Glass: DIY Mocktails/Cocktails
Additional Resources:
Cocktail Combos to get you started
Growing Herbs in Texas Fact Sheet
Horticulture Drink Recipe Books:
The Drunken Botanist – Amy Stewart
The New Cocktail Hour – Andre Darlington and Tenaya Darlington
Shake – Eric Prum and Joshua Williams
The Home Distilling and Infusing Handbook – Matt Teacher
*These alcoholic drink recipes are intended for adult audiences. Please drink responsibly.
18. Growing Blueberries in Containers
Additional Resources:
Blueberry Factsheet
Texas Fruit and Nut Production: Blueberries webpage
Blueberries: A Nutritional Powerhouse
5 Things You Should Know About Blueberries
Blueberries for the South!
Rainwater Harvesting
Earth-Kind Rainwater Harvesting Factsheet
Frost & Freeze Protection Strategies PDF
Texas A&M AgriLifeExtension Soil Testing Services
17. Indoor Gardening
Join us online for a Facebook Live event on “Indoor Gardening”. Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Program Specialist Fran Pontasch shares about how to do indoor gardening. A team of Extension Specialists will also be available to answer questions in the chat window during the event.
Additional Resources:
Interiorscape Plant PicturePages
Common Low-Maintenance House Plants
Benz School of Floral Design
House Plants
16. Keys to Successful Peach Production
Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Specialist Tim Hartmann will be sharing about how to be successful with growing peaches for production. A team of Extension Specialists will also be available to answer questions in the chat window during the event.
Additional Resources:
Peaches
Plums and Other stone fruits
Dr. Byrne’s new variety releases
Homeowner’s Guide to Pests of Peaches, Plums, and Pecans
Texas Fruit and Nut Production: Peaches
Texas Peach Handbook
15. Tidying up your Sprinkler Irrigation System
Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Agent Boone Holladay from Fort Bend County will be sharing about Tidying up your Sprinkler Irrigation System. A team of Extension Specialists will also be available to answer questions in the chat window during the event.
Additional Resources:
Water My Yard – https://watermyyard.org (with weekly email reminders on how much to water your yard)
Texas Evapotranspiration Network – https://texaset.tamu.edu/
Water University – https://wateruniversity.tamu.edu/
14. Grapevine Planting & Training Demo
Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Agent and Viticulturist Michael Cooke from Denton County will be sharing about grapevine planting and training. A team of Extension Specialists will also be available to answer questions in the chat window during the event.
Additional Resources:
Pierce’s Disease-Tolerant Grapes
Texas Superstar – ‘Victoria Red’ Grape
13. Drip Irrigation Essentials
Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Agent Boone Holladay from Fort Bend County will be sharing about drip irrigation essentials. A team of Extension Specialists will also be available to answer questions in the chat window during the event.
Additional Resources:
Ten Ways to Make your Landscape More Earth-Kind
Efficient Use of Water in Your Garden or Landscape
Video: How to Build a Rain Barrel
Watering Recommendations: Water My Yard and Texas ET
12. Lawn Care & Fertilization
Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Agent Michael Potter will be sharing about how to best fertilize and take care of your home lawn. A team of Extension Specialists will also be available to answer questions in the chat window during the event.
11. How to Prune Your Shrubs
Join us online for a Facebook Live event on “How to Prune Your Shrubs”. Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Agent Ginger Easton Smith will be sharing about how and when to prune shrubs best for your home, landscape or land. A team of Extension Specialists will also be available to answer questions in the chat window during the event.
10. How to Prune Your Trees
Join us online for a Facebook Live event on “How to Prune Your Trees”. Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Agent Ginger Easton Smith will be sharing about how and when to prune trees best for your home, landscape or land. A team of Extension Specialists will also be available to answer questions in the chat window during the event.
Aired Live: 4/22/2020 1pm CDT
Location: Aransas County, Texas
Presenter: Ginger Easton Smith of Aransas County Extension Office
Filming by: Megan Glidden of Aransas County Extension Office
Q&A Team: Tim Hartmann, Kim Benton, Stephen Janak, Boone Holladay, Laura Miller, Steve George
Additional Resources:
“Follow Proper Pruning Techniques” on Earth Kind Landscaping
9. Pecan Grafting
Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Horticulturist Larry Stein will be sharing all about how to grow pecan trees at home and pecan grafting. A team of Extension Specialists will also be available to answer questions in the chat window during the event.
Aired Live: 4/17/2020
Presenter: Larry Stein, Associate Department Head and Specialist – Pecan/Fruit/Vegetable
Location: Near Uvalde, Texas
Q&A Team: Laura Miller, Tim Hartmann, Janet Laminack, Kim Benton, Stephen Janak, Boone Holladay
Additional Resources:
The Four-Flap Graft and this article
Texas Inlay Bark Graft
8. Backyard Grapes/Vineyards
7. Growing Herbs: Basil Bounty
Additional Resources:
Recipes with Basil: https://dinnertonight.tamu.edu/?s=basil
6. Floral Designs from your backyard – Growing, Cutting, Using your flowers and shrubs!
Tips-for-Great-Floral-Designers (PDF)
Share your Designs online with the hashtag #aggiehortfloraldesign
Tagged on Facebook / Tagged on Instagram / Tagged on Twitter
5. Small Fruits for the Backyard
4. Home Fruit Production – Tips for Success!
3. Planting your Garden with Transplants or Direct Seeding
2. Starting Vegetable Seeds at Home
Aired on 3/25/2020 at 1pm. Facebook Link with Chat and Comments available here.
Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Agent and Horticulturist Christina Reid from the Lubbock County Extension Office shares basic home gardening techniques and tips for Starting Vegetables from Seeds – still relevant while people stay at home for #Covid_19
1. Raised Garden Beds, Location & Soil Mixtures
Aired on 3/20/2020 at 1pm. Facebook Link with Chat and Comments available here.
Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Agent and Horticulturist Skip Richter shares basic home gardening techniques and tips for choosing a garden bed location, different types of raised beds, soil mixutres for fill and more, still relevant while people stay at home for #Covid_19.
Additional Resources:
Concrete-Block-Garden-Plan
Building a Raised Bed Garden
10 Steps to Vegetable Garden Success
Here is our past schedule for Gardening 101 topics:
- 2/22/2021 – Monday 3:00 pm – What’s Growing on with Hydroponics after the Winter Blast
- 2/24/2021 – Wednesday 1:00 pm – Plants – Will they Survive the Winter Blast?
- 2/26/2021 – Friday 1:00 pm – Texas Winter Blast – Impacts on your Home Fruit Production
- 3/20/2020 – Friday 1:00 pm – Raised Garden Beds, Location, Soil Mixtures and more!
- 3/25/2020 – Wednesday 1:00 p.m. – Starting vegetable seeds at home
- 3/27/2020 – Friday 1:00 p.m. – Planting vegetable transplants or direct seed into your garden!
- 4/1/2020 – Wednesday 1:00 p.m. – Home Fruit Production – Tips for Success!
- 4/3/2020 – Friday 1:00 p.m. – Small fruits for the backyard
- 4/8/2020 – Wednesday 1:00 pm – Floral Designs from your backyard – Growing, Cutting, Using your flowers and shrubs!
- 4/10/2020 – Friday 1:00 pm – Growing Herbs: Basil Bounty
- 4/15/2020 – Wednesday 1:00 pm – Backyard Grapes/Vineyards
- 4/17/2020 – Friday 1:00 pm – Pecan Grafting
- 4/22/2020 – Wednesday 1:00 pm – How to Prune Your Trees
- 4/24/2020 – Friday 1:00 pm – How to Prune Your Shrubs
- 4/29/2020 – Wednesday 1:00 pm – Lawn Care & Fertilization
- 5/1/2020 – Friday 1:00 pm – Drip Irrigation Essentials
- 5/6/2020 – Wednesday 1:00 pm – Grapevine Planting & Training Demo
- 5/8/2020 – Friday 1:00 pm – Tidying up your Irrigation System
- 5/13/2020 – Wednesday 1:00 pm – Keys to Successful Peach Production
- 5/15/2020 – Friday 1:00 pm – Indoor Gardening
- 5/20/2020 – Wednesday 1:00 pm – Growing Blueberries in Containers
- 5/22/2020 – Friday 1:00 pm – From Garden to Glass DIY Mocktails/Cocktails
- 5/27/2020 – Wednesday 1:00 pm – “Some Like it Hot” – Growing Vegetables in Summer
- 5/29/2020 – Friday 1:00 pm – Understanding Wine at the Store
- 6/3/2020 – Wednesday 1:00 pm – Watering Your Plants – How, When, How Much?
- 6/5/2020 – Friday 1:00 pm – Weed Control in the Vegetable Garden
- 6/10/2020 – Wednesday 1:00 pm – Growing Ginger and Taro
- 6/12/2020 – Friday 1:00 pm – How to Create Beautiful Landscape Designs
- 6/17/2020 – Wednesday 1:00 pm – Native Texas Plants for Home and Garden
- 6/24/2020 – Wednesday 1:00 pm – Shopping at Farmers’ Markets
- 6/26/2020 – Friday 1:00 pm – How to Take Care of Succulents
- 7/1/2020 – Wednesday 1:00 pm – Planning Your Perfect 4th Celebration – flowers, wine & family
- 7/3/2020 – Friday 1:00 pm – Watermelons and other melons
- 7/8/2020 – Wednesday 1:00 pm – Understanding Soil and Using the SoilWeb Browser
- 7/10/2020 – Friday 1:00 pm – Food Preservation
- 7/15/2020 – Wednesday 1:00 pm – Working Edibles into the Landscape
- 7/17/2020 – Friday 1:00 pm – Harvesting Backyard Grapes & Making Wine at Home
- 7/22/2020 – Wednesday 1:00 pm – Late Summer Lawn Care & Success in Shady Spots
- 7/24 /2020 – Friday 1:00 pm – Fabulous Figs!
- 7/29/2020 – Wednesday 1:00pm – Shade Gardening
- 7/31/2020 – Friday 1:00 pm – Deadheading Your Perennials
- 8/5/2020 – Wednesday 1:00 pm – The IDEA Demonstration Garden
- 8/7/2020 – Friday 1:00 pm – Keep or Go: Transitioning a Spring Vegetable Garden to Fall
- 8/12/2020 – Wed 1:00 pm – Homeowner Greenhouses
- 8/14/2020 – Fri 1:00 pm – Late Season Pecan Management
- 8/19/2020 – Wed 1pm – Crops that like it hot – Okra, Peppers & Sweet Potatoes
- 8/21/2020 – Fri 1pm – Watering Landscape Trees in Summer
- 8/26/2020 – Wed 1pm – Transitioning to a Fall Garden, part 2 – planning, soil prep and planting cole crops
- 8/28/2020 – Fri 1pm – Educating Your Child From Home
- 9/2/2020 – Wed 1pm – Growing Apples
- 9/4/2020 – Fri 1pm – Compost versus Mulch
- 9/9/2020 – Wed 1pm – Marvelous Muscadines
- 9/11/2020 – Fri 1pm – Toys for Vegetable Gardening
- 9/16/2020 – Wed 1pm – Choosing the Right Fertilizer for Vegetable Gardens
- 9/18/2020 – Fri 1pm – Fall Blooming Flowers and Biennials Planted in Fall
- 9/23/2020 – Wed 1pm – Lawn Preventative Weed Control with Preemergents
- 9/25/2020 – Fri 1pm – All you ever wanted to know about planting & growing Bluebonnets
- 9/30/2020 – Wed 1pm – Rose Care
- 10/2/2020 – Fri 1pm – Pears
- 10/9/2020 – Fri 1pm – Plants that Grow in West Texas
- 10/16/2020 – Fri 1pm – Pecan Harvest, Storage and Diagnosing Kernal Problems
