• Composting: Turn your Garden Trash into Gold

    East Texas Food Bank 3201 Robertson Rd, Tyler, TX, United States

    Learn how to turn kitchen scraps and yard waste into nutrient-rich garden gold! Join our workshop to master simple, effective composting techniques.

  • Herb Gardening at the Tyler Food Bank

    East Texas Food Bank 3201 Robertson Rd, Tyler, TX, United States

    Join Smith County Master Gardener Elizabeth Waldrop for Herb Gardening. An introduction to herb gardening, including how to care for herbs, which ones grow well in East Texas, and how to harvest and prepare them. There will also be some simple no-cook recipes demonstrated, including herb butters, vinegars, and seasoning salt. Great for adults and...

  • Growing your own Your own Food

    Growing your own Your own Food!
    East Texas Food Bank 3201 Robertson Rd, Tyler, TX, United States

    Our 4-part Spring Series with the Food Bank of East Texas is back! Planning Your Food Garden: Draw and graph your perfect garden, learn tricks and tips about sites and microclimates Building Good Dirt: how to make the most of your soil Planting a Garden:  a hands-on lesson on planting and feeding young plants and...

  • Growing your own Your own Food

    Growing your own Your own Food!
    East Texas Food Bank 3201 Robertson Rd, Tyler, TX, United States

    Our 4-part Spring Series with the Food Bank of East Texas is back! Planning Your Food Garden: Draw and graph your perfect garden, learn tricks and tips about sites and microclimates Building Good Dirt: how to make the most of your soil Planting a Garden:  a hands-on lesson on planting and feeding young plants and...

  • Growing your own Your own Food

    Growing your own Your own Food!
    East Texas Food Bank 3201 Robertson Rd, Tyler, TX, United States

    Our 4-part Spring Series with the Food Bank of East Texas is back! Planning Your Food Garden: Draw and graph your perfect garden, learn tricks and tips about sites and microclimates Building Good Dirt: how to make the most of your soil Planting a Garden:  a hands-on lesson on planting and feeding young plants and...

  • Growing your own Your own Food

    Growing your own Your own Food!
    East Texas Food Bank 3201 Robertson Rd, Tyler, TX, United States

    Our 4-part Spring Series with the Food Bank of East Texas is back! Planning Your Food Garden: Draw and graph your perfect garden, learn tricks and tips about sites and...

  • Cool Season Gardening

    East Texas Food Bank 3201 Robertson Rd, Tyler, TX, United States

    Every Friday during September 2025 at 10:30 am, SCMG will be teaching a class to help you not only have a successful vegetable and herb garden at home, but how to care for it in any weather. Here's a list of the September offerings: September 5th Handling Heat and Drought in your garden: You can’t...

  • Small Scale Composting and Vermiculture

    East Texas Food Bank 3201 Robertson Rd, Tyler, TX, United States

    Every Friday during September 2025 at 10:30 am, SCMG will be teaching a class to help you not only have a successful vegetable and herb garden at home, but how to care for it in any weather. Here's a list of the September offerings: September 5th Handling Heat and Drought in your garden: You can’t...

  • Seed Saving and Propagation

    East Texas Food Bank 3201 Robertson Rd, Tyler, TX, United States

    Every Friday during September 2025 at 10:30 am, SCMG will be teaching a class to help you not only have a successful vegetable and herb garden at home, but how to care for it in any weather. Here's a list of the September offerings: September 5th Handling Heat and Drought in your garden: You can’t...

  • How to Deal with Heat and Drought in the Vegetable Garden

    East Texas Food Bank 3201 Robertson Rd, Tyler, TX, United States

    Every Friday during September 2025 at 10:30 am, SCMG will be teaching a class to help you not only have a successful vegetable and herb garden at home, but how to care for it in any weather. Here's a list of the September offerings: September 5th Handling Heat and Drought in your garden: You can’t...

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  • Blue: Events open to the general public.
  • Green: Events for volunteers.
  • Orange: Public events for which SCMG members can also receive CEU credit.