Travis County Master Gardener and Playin' Outside Blogger Vicki Blachman is going to present Yard to Habitat. Learn about creating space for native plants and animals to thrive and grow!
Williamson County AgriLife Extension is seeking participants for its Master Wellness Volunteer Program. You will undergo 40 hours of in-person and online training on health, nutrition, and food safety and are then empowered to provide outreach and education, helping reduce the burden of chronic conditions in Texans and Texas' communities. Not a health professional? Not a problem! We welcome participation from anyone interested in promoting health and wellness: college students, employees, retirees-anyone! Opportunities to serve are wide-ranging: giving presentations for local community groups, assisting with healthy cooking demonstrations or food preservation classes, participating in health fairs, and more!
Travis County Master Gardener and Playin' Outside Blogger Vicki Blachman is going to present Yard to Habitat. Learn about creating space for native plants and animals to thrive and grow!
Travis County Master Gardener and Playin' Outside Blogger Vicki Blachman is going to present Yard to Habitat. Learn about creating space for native plants and animals to thrive and grow!
Williamson County Residents interested in becoming Master Gardeners are invited to come to on of three interest meetings to learn about the program. Attending an interest meeting is required in order to receive an application. If you have any questions please contact us at 512-943-3300.
Does your landscape irrigation system seem like an underground mystery? Do you want to save water but are not sure how change the settings on that box in the garage? Join us on May 23rd for a hands-on workshop to learn how to manage your irrigation system for water conservation, how to fix minor leaks, and how to troubleshoot problems.
When, What, Why? A Spotlight on Variety Experiments and Leveraging the Central Texas Conditions for Success in your next Garden Central Texas offers unique temperature, soil and other challenges to gardeners. How do we know how, when and what will grow well? Join us May 27th at 10:00 am for a spotlight on experiments conducted on growing primocane blackberries and Russet potatoes in this area, each of which faced unique challenges. Come learn about those challenges, the results and how you can make the most of gardening in Central Texas. The when, what... Read More →
It's thyme for some sage advice on Herb Gardening from Master Gardener Wayne Rhoden! Join us for Green Thumbs Up, at the time and location that works best for you!
Join us as for our Water Bath Canning Workshop that teaches you how to preserve foods using tested recipes using research-based methods. The classes “hands-on” activities allow you to learn and practice food preservation skills under the supervision of our Extension Agent Katie. You will create 1 salsa and 1 jam to take home.
Does your landscape irrigation system seem like an underground mystery? Do you want to save water but are not sure how change the settings on that box in the garage? Join us on June for a hands-on workshop to learn how to manage your irrigation system for water conservation, how to fix minor leaks, and how to troubleshoot problems.