Bring your lunch and join the McLennan County

Master Gardeners at The Pavilion at the Carleen

Bright Arboretum for a great time learning about to-

matoes, herbs, birds and more. No Fee.

All seminars are open to the public. Master Gardeners will be able to count as 2 hours of

educational credit.

Educational programs of Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service

are open to all people without regard to race, color, sex, disability,

religion, age, or national origin. The Texas A&M University

System, U.S. Department of Agriculture, and the County

Commissioners Courts of Texas Cooperating

Phone: 254 399-9204

E-mail:

jschaffer@woodwaymail.org

A l l Sem inars

12:00pm -2:00 PM

Lunch with the Masters

Free Horticulture Seminars

2019

McLennan County Mas te r Ga rdeners & Ca r l een B r i gh t Arbore tum

Date Presenter Topic

January 16th Master Gardener, Rita Haws Plemmons Rose Rosette Disease

February 20th State Cropping Systems Specialist, Ronnie

Schnell PhD

Truths concerning GMO’s

March 20th Master Gardener, Polly Woodard Straw Bale Gardening

April 17th Master Gardener, Tom Burr Tomatoes: A Tasty Treat

May 15th Master Gardener, Mark Barnett Trees and What Ail Them

June 19th Landscape Horticulturist, Rachelle Kemp Pests in the Garden

July 17th Biologist, Matt York Strangers to the Ground-Birds of Tern Island

August 21st Viticulture Regional Specialist, Fran Pontasch Vineyards

September 18th Herbalist and Teaologist, Kay Bell Growing Herbs

October 16th Master Gardener, Robin Liebe Bees, Bees, Bees

November 20th Master Gardener, Pat Goaley Anecdotes from the Garden

December 18th

No Scheduled Class