Master Gardeners: Privacy and Windbreak Trees
July 28, 2022
By Rachel Houston My husband, Kenneth, recently planted two types of evergreen trees that provide privacy and serve as a windbreak. I chose them due
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Master Gardeners Host 3-Day Annual Plant Sale
April 1, 2022
Master Gardeners annual plant sale runs Friday, April 22 – Sunday, April 24. The Garland County Master Gardeners host their annual Plant Sale and Garden
Master Gardeners: Critters in the bird feeders!
February 27, 2022
Raccoons will pilfer almost anything edible. By Ann Kendrick I have an overabundance of squirrels that love to come to my bird feeder, hoping the
Master Gardeners: An Urban Garden – Form and Function
January 28, 2022
The use of pots can help “stretch” a garden. By Shar Becker We retired from the Chicagoland area to Hot Springs in 2019, purchasing a
Master Gardeners: Books, Birds, and Butterflies Garden
January 2, 2022
There is a new garden at GC Library. By Mary Whittnebert and Ann Hiers The Books, Birds, and Butterflies Garden is located in a courtyard
Master Gardeners: Poinsettias -The Christmas Flower
November 29, 2021
Poinsettia “blooms” are actually not a flower at all, but bracts, which are a set of colorful leaves that form on top of the regular
Master Gardeners: “Though we gotta say good-bye for the summer…”
October 29, 2021
By Teresa Withers As a Garvan Woodland Gardens golf cart driver, I am often asked what my favorite season is. Secretly it is autumn; I love
Master Gardeners: The Tree That Owns Itself
September 30, 2021
Georgia’s Champion Tree – The Tree That Owns Itself has a wonderful history. By Julia Milano Trees are precious and those containing history are even
Master Gardeners: Tea Hibiscus
August 28, 2021
Hibiscus blooms – while rich in acid, antioxidants, and pectin, the calyxes are also used for preserves and relishes. By Debbie TripWho doesn’t love hibiscus
Lambert Named Arkansas Rookie of the Year
July 31, 2021
Master Gardeners gathered to congratulate Joan Lambert for being chosen as Garland County Rookie of the Year. By Hilde SimmonsA small contingent of the 230
Master Gardeners: Ginko – The Ancient Golden Tree
July 1, 2021
Ginko biloba trees have the most interesting fan-shaped leaves, and are versatile and resilient, adapting well to Arkansas. By Sharon DentGinko (Ginko biloba) is one
Master Gardeners: Dirty Minded Gardeners
May 30, 2021
Whether it’s hanging from a tree or built-in, outdoor showers are an added convenience for avid gardeners. By Lin JohnsonA beautiful day spent mulching ends
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