Gardening

Part of the Roadmap to Tree Planning and Planting initiative sponsored by the Texas Trees Foundation and AMEC Earth & Environment.

If you're interested in organic gardening and aren't afraid to get your hands dirty, then this two-part seminar is for you.

The students and staff of Macon were joined by Dr. Janey Thornton from Washington, D.C.

Those joining Campbell include Senior Director of Gardens Jimmy Turner and PR Manager Terry Lendecker.

Garden will be launched at 9 a.m., Friday, Sept. 18.

For Labor Day, we bring you a cool story about a guy who loves his job. This plant enthusiast jokes in straight Fight Club style, “If this is your first time at the garden club, you have to weed.”

The right selection of perennials can turn your garden into a haven for butterflies and the caterpillars they spring from. Learn how to make it happen at this free educational event.

American Guernsey Association held its convention in Texas for the first time in 50 years.

Silver lining: going-out-of-business sales.

Unique dinner highlights richness and variety of North Texas foods.

Anne discusses butterfly gardening -- and an Eastern Black Swallowtail emerges from its chrysalis to show that it's all going as planned.

Anne delivers the world's fastest crash course in organic gardening. (It's a three-step program.)

Organic and native plant gardening: it's for the birds. (And the bees. And the butterflies.)

It's part of their ongoing Spring Education Series.

... to the first 200 residents who show up to claim them.

A new bill being proposed, HR 875, could put the little guys out of business.

By attending this free instructional session you'll learn how to succeed in the field of edibles cultivation. Which means you can end up with a victory garden. (Because you'll have been victorious.)

Spring is in the air, my friends.

It probably comes as no surprise that he'll be talking about organic gardening.

Rain water harvesting and growing veggies and herbs will be a few of topics discussed at the seminar.