MEMBERS ONLY- MG Temperate Fruit Trees Sales Team Training
Long Acres Ranch 2335 Richmond Parkway, Richmond, TX, United StatesTraining for the Temperate Fruit Tree Sales Team members in preparation for the Fruit Tree Sale.
Training for the Temperate Fruit Tree Sales Team members in preparation for the Fruit Tree Sale.
Learn best planting techniques, best culture and maintenance techniques, varieties offered at the fruit tree sale, and new varieties that will be offered at the February 8th, 2020 Fort Bend County Master Gardener Fruit Tree Sale. RT offered for FBMGs.
Fort Bend County Master Gardener's Board of Directors meets the second Tuesday of the month at 9 AM.
Fort Bend County Master Gardener's Board of Directors meets every second Tuesday of the month at 9 AM.
Training the Master Gardeners Citrus Tree Sales Team to prepare for 2020 Fruit Tree Sale.
Youth Activities Committee monthly meeting.
Learn best planting techniques, best culture and maintenance techniques, varieties offered at the fruit tree sale, and new varieties that will be offered at the February 8th, 2020 Fort Bend County Master Gardener Fruit Tree Sale. CE(RT) offered for FBMGs.
2.5 hours CE. $15 with early registration (form on vcmga.org); $20 at the door. Presented by Matthew Weaver, Texas A & M Forest Service. Registration at 9:00 am. Class starts at 9:30.
Learn best planting techniques, best culture and maintenance techniques, varieties offered at the fruit tree sale, and new varieties that will be offered at the February 8th, 2020 Fort Bend County Master Gardener Fruit Tree Sale.
If you need help entering your volunteer hours this year, Mary Parkhouse will teach you how to do it (it's easy!) or help you input information. You can bring your laptop if you like.
If you need help entering your volunteer hours this year, Mary Parkhouse will teach you how to do it (it's easy!) or help you input information. You can bring your laptop if you like.
Why plant local native plants? They conserve water, require less maintenance and create a sense of place. They’re adapted to our soils and climate patterns. Most importantly, they increase biodiversity in your landscape. We’ll explore a number of plants local to the Fort Bend area that are garden-worthy and are available for sale locally. (Refreshments... Read More →