Fort Bend County Master GardenersTrained volunteers assisting Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service in educating the community using research-based horticultural information.
Texas Master Gardeners Directors Meeting. Held first Saturday of each quarter except for the quarter in which the annual conference is held. That quarter the meeting is held at the conference.
“Advanced Master Gardener – Budding & Grafting” training will be comprised of high-quality training and feature a format of detailed demonstration by the instructor, followed by hands-on practice of each technique. While grafting has been practiced for over four millennia, the practice is still surrounded by mystery and awe. This two-day event will provide for... Read More →
Our Coastal Prairie Chapter Texas Master Naturalist friends will have their Chapter Program on Local Edible and Medicinal Plants – an introduction by Erik Wolf, a member. The program will be held at the Rosenberg Civil Center on August 8 beginning at 6:30 p.m. – 7:30 p.m. (they will have a member meeting after the... Read More →
The "Advanced Master Gardener – Vegetables" program is designed to provide advanced training and resources whereby Master Gardeners can obtain specialization in areas that support or expand designated educational programs of Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service. To become a certified "Advanced Master Gardener – Vegetables", Master Gardeners are required to attend the "Advanced Master Gardener... Read More →
The Entomology Group meets every 4th Wednesday at 9:30 AM in the Annex Conference Room. The meeting is open to all Master Gardeners who have an interest in learning about 'bugs'.
Tour and enjoy gardens from around the world in the comfort of an air conditioned room in the heat of Summer. The presenters will be Suma Mudan, et al. Lunch will be from 11:15-11:45.