Denton County Master Gardener Association - Request a speaker from our Speaker’s Bureau for your meeting or event. (Adult events)
- Request a talk or demo through our Science With Attitude Educational Outreach program. (Youth /School events)
- Request an “Ask a Master Gardener” booth for your fair or event.
- Attend fun and educational gardening events.
- Find online garden information specifically for North Texas and view frequently asked questions.
- Read gardening articles and watch videos by Horticulture Agent Janet Laminack.
- View how-to videos by Denton County Master Gardeners.
- Become a Master Gardener!
- North Texas Gardening — Hot Topics
2018 Junior Master Gardener® Specialist Training
Master Gardeners, Master Naturalists, Master Wellness volunteers, 4H volunteers, AgriLife Extension Agents, and other educators are invited to attend the 2018 Junior Master Gardener® Specialist Training hosted by DCMGA on July 24-26, 2018, at the Global Spheres Center in Corinth. This 2-1/2 day class is designed for those who are coordinating or supporting JMG programs at the local, county, and regional level. Come join us and learn new ideas and techniques that will help you implement effective youth gardening programs through JMG. For more information and online registration, see the Junior Master Gardener Specialist Training page.
Design Your Yard with Earth-Kind® Landscaping course
Join the Denton County Master Gardeners Tuesday evenings from August 28 through October 2, 6–8 P.M. for the Design Your Yard with Earth-Kind® Landscaping class. This course concentrates on creating beautiful, productive yards and gardens using Earth-Kind practices that conserve time, energy, and natural resources.
Space is limited, and registration is required. For more information and to register online, see the Design Your Yard with Earth-Kind Landscaping page.
Denton County Master Gardener Association educates and engages county residents in the implementation of research-based horticultural and environmental practices that create sustainable gardens, landscapes, and communities.
