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Parker County Master Gardener Association
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Located in north central
Texas, the Parker County Master Gardener Association (PCMGA)
program is an educational and volunteer program sponsored by the Texas
AgriLife Extension Service of the Texas A&M University System. Parker
County Master Gardeners have received instruction in a wide range of topics
including lawn care, insect and weed management, landscaping with native and
adaptive plants, water conservation, etc. In
exchange for this training, the Master Gardeners volunteer time to the
Texas AgriLife Extension Service. |
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The National Vietnam War Museum Gardens
Mineral Wells, Texas
This Month's Features
Butterfly Bush
Honeybee Basics
Gardening Tips for July
Safety
Mosquitoes
and Disease
Insect Bites
and Stings: First Aid
Safely Dig in your Landscape
Calendar
of Public Events
2nd Place Medium Association
2008 Texas Master Gardener Awards
1st Place Small Association
2004 Texas Master Gardener Awards |
Our Projects:
Aledo City Hall & Community Center
Ashley's Memorial Butterfly Garden at Chandor
Azle Central Park (Award)
Chandor Gardens, Weatherford, Texas
Clark Gardens Botanical Park
Extension Demo Gardens (Award)
The National Vietnam War Museum Gardens
Neil Collins Memorial Rose Garden (Award)
Parker County Herbarium
Springtown Legends Museum
Weatherford Public Library Literary Garden
Willow Park Demonstration Garden
Tips Section
January through December, we've got you covered
Landscapes of PCMG Members
Take a look at some of our member's landscapes. Pictures include
landscapes,
favorite plants,
wildlife in the garden and
container gardens.
The Best of Parker County
Parker County Master Gardeners rate items they
have had experienced growing or observing. Current ratings include
the best
trees,
perennials,
annuals and
shrubs for Parker County.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Parker County Master Gardeners answer your questions
Glossary of
Gardening and Landscaping Terms
Spring & Fall Plant Sales
Featuring perennials, shrubs, trees, annuals, herbs and more
Water-Wise Gardening
Water is becoming a scarce and expensive natural resource
the real dirt: A Gardening Handbook for Parker County
(Award)
Water usage, soil improvement, pest management, a healthy environment
Speakers Bureau
Our volunteers will talk to civic groups, non-profit
organizations, schools, etc. Feel free to download our
Brochure for more information.
(1st Place 2005 Texas Master
Gardener Awards
"Successful Gardening in Parker County")
(1st Place 2006 Texas Master Gardener Awards
"Rainwater Harvesting Seminar")
(2nd Place 2007 Texas Master Gardener Awards
for our graphic "The Real Dirt on Landscape Design")
Homepage updated
July 01, 2009
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