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How to Make Your Backyard a Home for Bees with Nathalie. Be Mindful Honey
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Beyond planting flowers, participants will learn simple ways to provide nesting habitat for native bees, from preserving natural nesting sites to using designed native bee houses. Plant diversity and bloom succession can provide valuable resources for honey bees and native bees throughout the seasons. Nathalie will also be answering common questions about hive setup , […]

Welcome to Central Texas with Diane Wiggington
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Cultivating plants in Central Texas can be both fulfilling and challenging, particularly for those accustomed to a different growing climate. It is essential to recognize that even if the recommended planting zones are similar, the same familiar plants may not thrive in this region. To ensure a successful gardening experience in Central Texas, it is […]

Yoga in the Labyrinth with Briana Parker
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Whether you’re stepping onto a yoga mat for the very first time or have been practicing for years, this class is designed for every body and every experience level. Modifications and options will be offered throughout, so you’re encouraged to move in a way that feels supportive for you. Come exactly as you are! No […]

Hummingbirds of Texas with James Giroux
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Discover the fascinating world of hummingbirds and gain a greater appreciation for the diversity and uniqueness of these remarkable birds. Learn what sets hummingbirds apart from other birds, explore the species found throughout Texas, and discover which plants can help attract and support them in your garden. Whether you’re a longtime bird enthusiast or simply […]

Seeing the Garden as a Whole with Jacqueline May
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Discover practical ways to build healthier soil, manage water more effectively, and slow, spread, and absorb rainfall. We’ll also explore how to create plant communities where each element serves multiple purposes, providing food and habitat, improving soil, conserving water, creating beauty, and supporting the overall health of the garden.

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Fertilize Your Lawn!
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Fertilize at least twice a year – late April (or after the lawn has been mown twice) and late September/early October. A third fertilization can be done in June if necessary. See our lawn care guide.

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Cut Back Tropical Milkweed
Cut back tropical milkweed to discourage monarch butterflies from overwintering.

Beekeeping Basics with David Stalker
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Curious about beekeeping but not sure where to begin? Join us for an introduction to the essential equipment and supplies needed to get started, from hive components and protective gear to the tools used to care for your bees. We’ll also explore the basics of catching a swarm.

Veggie Gardening Basics with Chrissie Robertson
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Join us for a beginner friendly introduction to growing your own food. We’ll walk you through essentials, from preparing healthy soil and choosing the right fertilizers to selecting plants and planting at the right time of year. Whether you’re starting with a small garden or dreaming of a backyard harvest, you’ll leave with the knowledge […]

