Texas Master Gardner

‘Garden Success’ on KAMU-FM has new host; Stephen Brueggerhoff starts July 4

Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service horticulturist to replace retired host Skip Richter

Creating beautiful, healthy turfgrass and maintaining the environment

Boeri helps homeowners and landscapers tackle turfgrass challenges

Growing volunteers with the Master Gardener program

Texas Master Gardeners celebrates its vast community of volunteers sharing their skills

Junior Master Gardener cornerstone program helps grow good kids  

Learn, Grow, Eat and Go! curriculum covers gardening, nutrition, cooking, physical activity, more

Texas Master Gardener volunteer finds purpose in serving community

Helping others through gardening, horticulture her passion for over 30 years

Travis County Master Gardener selected TIME magazine finalist

Ian McKenna chosen one of five finalists for 'Kid of the Year' recognition

Junior Master Gardeners “bug out” in the backyard

Virtual bug camp for kids at The Gardens reaches young gardeners across U.S.

Junior Master Gardener names 2020 Growing Good Kids book award winners

Texas author among the best of children’s garden-related picture books

AgriLife Extension in Atascosa, Wilson counties taking Master Gardener Intern Training applications

Classes will alternate between offices on Tuesdays from March 31 to June 2  

Junior Master Gardener national leader training celebrates 20 years

Lubbock Master Gardener Intern class applications now being accepted

Former San Antonio mayor Phil Hardberger presents Junior Master Gardener certificates

Lubbock Master Gardeners announce two scholarship recipients  

Master Gardeners from throughout South, Central Texas receive advanced vegetable gardening training

Bexar County Master Gardener Intern Training Class accepting applications

GRUB Farm receives $1,000 donation from Lubbock County Master Gardeners Association

AgriLife Extension, Master Gardeners to present gardening series in San Antonio

Junior Master Gardener Learn, Grow, Eat & Go! Program takes shape in Houston schools