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The Little Elm Public Library is partnering with the Denton County Master Gardener Association to offer a class on winter wildlife gardening. Learn how you can create a garden that supports and attracts wildlife during the colder months, as well as the best plants and practices that provide food, shelter, and water for birds, insects, and other creatures!

The Dallas County Master Gardener Association is teaming up with the Preston Royal Branch Library to offer a presentation on how to turn your fall leaves and kitchen scraps into nutrient-rich compost with gardening guru, John Hunt in his presentation, Let it Rot!

Visit this event by University Park Public Library and discover how to bring color, texture, and variety to your shade garden with expert tips from Dallas County Master Gardener C.A. Hiscock. Learn about soil preparation, types of shade, and water needs specific to North Texas.

A Master Gardener since 1997, C.A. brings decades of experience and a passion for public education. She has also spent nearly 20 years volunteering at Texas Discovery Gardens during the State Fair of Texas. Don’t miss this opportunity to learn from one of the best!

Join this free class to learn how you can invite Monarch butterflies to your home by creating a Monarch garden! Learn to fill your garden with beautiful Monarchs by choosing the right plants and features to add to your home landscape.

Collin County Master Gardeners have carefully curated a collection of drought-tolerant, locally-grown perennials, ferns, bulbs, shrubs, grasses, groundcovers and annuals that will perform well in your North Texas garden. Many of these varieties cannot be found in big box stores. A delightful assortment of iris will also be available for purchase.

NOTE: This is now a cashless event.  Purchases can be made by check or debit/credit card (Visa, Mastercard, AMEX and Discover).

The Lake Dallas Public Library is partnering with the Denton County Master Gardener Association to offer a class on winter wildlife gardening. Learn how you can create a garden that supports and attracts wildlife during the colder months, as well as the best plants and practices that provide food, shelter, and water for birds, insects, and other creatures!

Join Denton County Master Gardeners for an inspiring talk with Mei Ling Liu from Texas Conservation Alliance! Discover how planting native species can restore ecosystems, support wildlife, and strengthen communities. Learn about the Garden for Wildlife Program and a unique partnership with the Dallas Zoo to grow native plants for public and community use. Whether new to native gardening or a seasoned naturalist, you’ll leave with practical tips and fresh ideas to help make a lasting impact. Don’t miss it!