Learn Grow Eat Go – Summer 2026 Tyler
Join Smith County Master Gardeners and NET Health Tyler for a program geared to helping children learn to eat more healthy through both education and hands-on experience in growing what...
Join Smith County Master Gardeners and NET Health Tyler for a program geared to helping children learn to eat more healthy through both education and hands-on experience in growing what...
Join us at the annual East Texas Annual & Perennial Plant Trials, which will be held on Thursday, June 25th, at the Texas A&M AgriLife Research & Extension Center at Overton. The trials provide homeowners, Master Gardeners, greenhouse and nursery growers and professional landscapers with the opportunity to observe hundreds of varieties of new annual and perennial...
Join Smith County Master Gardener, Elizabeth Waldrop, at the Lillie Russell Library. Elizabeth will present "Colonial Crafts from the Garden". A fun, interactive program honoring our nation’s 250th anniversary and explaining how garden-grown and natural products were used by indigenous peoples and the earliest European settlers. There will be flower pressing and bookmark making, crafts...
Join Smith County Master Gardeners and NET Health Tyler for a program geared to helping children learn to eat more healthy through both education and hands-on experience in growing what they eat. The program runs each Thursday for 10 weeks from 9 am to 11 am. Classes are limited to the first 25 applications from...
Join Smith County Master Gardeners and NET Health Tyler for a program geared to helping children learn to eat more healthy through both education and hands-on experience in growing what they eat. The program runs each Thursday for 10 weeks from 9 am to 11 am. Classes are limited to the first 25 applications from...
Master the Art of a Sustainable, Year-Round Harvest TYLER, TEXAS — As the summer heat intensifies, join us for our Edible Garden Workshop where local gardeners are looking for ways to protect their hard work and make their harvests last. The upcoming "Making the Most of Your Edible Garden" summer workshop offers a comprehensive guide...
Join us for Try it Tuesday at the Tyler Public Library, where Smith County Master Gardener, Elizabeth Waldrop, will present "Cultivating Calm, How caring for plants can help you care for yourself". We will explore how gardening and indoor plant tending can be used to reduce stress, create a green oasis, and promote general well-being....
Join Smith County Master Gardeners and NET Health Tyler for a program geared to helping children learn to eat more healthy through both education and hands-on experience in growing what they eat. The program runs each Thursday for 10 weeks from 9 am to 11 am. Classes are limited to the first 25 applications from...
Master Gardeners, Master Naturalists, and Pollinator enthusiasts across East Texas are invited to join the Tri-County Pollinator Series, a collaborative educational effort by Texas A&M AgriLife Extension in Cherokee, Smith, and Rusk counties. This summer’s program will spotlight the power of citizen science through iNaturalist, a free app that helps users identify and record native...
Join Smith County Master Gardener, Elizabeth Waldrop, at the Lillie Russell Library. Elizabeth will be presenting "Flora and Fauna", a program to teach the importance of bringing native birds and small wildlife into your backyard through thoughtful landscaping techniques and earth-friendly practices. This program includes a pinecone bird feeder-making activity. Geared for younger audiences and...
Join us for a special presentation on building a Monarch Waystation and discover the best native plants to fuel the incredible monarch butterfly migration.
Join Smith County Master Gardeners and NET Health Tyler for a program geared to helping children learn to eat more healthy through both education and hands-on experience in growing what they eat. The program runs each Thursday for 10 weeks from 9 am to 11 am. Classes are limited to the first 25 applications from...
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