Master Gardeners work together to maintain a community garden. | Photo Credit: Alan Hale By Mary Sirgo, Permian Basin Master Gardeners When we talk about gardening, most of us picture spring wildflowers, summer storms, and the Texas sun warming our shoulders. But anyone who’s spent time in a community garden knows its impact stretches far beyond one season. These spaces don’t just grow plants, they grow connections. And that work doesn’t stop when winter settles in. Even as t

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Mary Ann Miles in a small portion of her garden which has grown over the years. By Emmy Ulmschneider and Debbie Roland, Master Gardeners...

By Emmy Ulmschneider, Master Gardener On January 14, 2023, orientation for the new Permian Basin Master Gardener (PBMG) class started. ...

By Debbie Roland, Master Gardener Last week’s article discussed why you may want to be a Master Gardener. Following is a little history...

By Debbie Roland, Master Gardener My interest in gardening didn’t start until my thirties. I was busy with work and my kids. Then,...