Program will be presented online via Zoom. Pre-registration is required. Galveston County Master Gardener Loretta Osteen will present information about the history of Plumeria (frangipani) and tips for growing them in our area. She will include information on flower shapes, colors and fragrances, methods of propagation, winter storage, and care of Plumeria that grow in our area.
Galveston County Master Gardener Robin Collins will explain what an aquaponics system is, how to set up and maintain one, and the advantages of using aquaponics over more traditional methods of growing vegetables and herbs. Included in the presentation will be information about the wide variety of herbs and vegetables that grow successfully using this method, as well as how to select which fish to use. If special program accommodations by participants are needed, please contact the Extension Office no later than five days before the program.
Galveston County Master Gardener Jackie Auer will demonstrate and explain the basic techniques of fresh and artificial flower arranging. She has produced arrangements for the retail market, as well as for individuals. ***ATTENDEES ARE ASKED TO BRING A VASE AND CHOICE OF ARTIFICIAL OR FRESH FLOWERS FOR HANDS-ON ARRANGING*** If special program accommodations by participants are needed, please contact the Extension Office no later than five days before the program.
Galveston County Master Gardener Loretta Osteen will lead a hands-on workshop demonstrating the propagation methods for Plumeria from cuttings and seeds. You'll also learn how to make a Hawaiian Lei with Plumeria blooms. ***NOTE LOCATION: Master Gardener Discovery Garden in Carbide Park, 4102 Main St (FM519), La Marque, 77568*** Registration is required. ***Class size will be limited to 12 participants*** If special program accommodations by participants are needed, please contact the Extension Office no later than five days before the program.
Galveston County Master Gardener Briana Etie's presentation will feature small trees recommended for small yards in the Gulf Coast Area. Fall is approaching and is the perfect time to plant trees. This program will outline these trees that are under 40 feet, their shape and other attributes that are desirable for your landscape and wildlife. Small trees can be a beautiful addition to your yard, without the worry of large roots and extensive shade. Registration is required. If special program accommodations by participants are needed, please contact the... Read More →