Dallas County Master Gardener Association, Inc

Dallas County Master Gardeners provide learning opportunities to county residents through speakers and demonstration gardens, as well as garden projects for local organizations that provide services to individuals and families in distress. The Dallas County Master Gardener program is one of the largest in the nation with over 400 Certified Master Gardeners.
Dallas County Master Gardeners can be seen working throughout all sectors in the county.
* Master Gardeners from our Speakers Bureau present Garden educational programs to a wide variety of groups.
* Our volunteers propagate plants in the greenhouse at the Texas Discovery Garden located at Fair Park and maintain the Master Gardener's Garden, which educates the public on the use of native and adaptive plants to attract wildlife using Earth-Kind® practices.
* The Raincatcher's Garden of Midway Hills and the new gardens at Rowlett Road District 1 Road and Bridge are Research, Education, and Demonstration Gardens where best practices and research-based education are provided to both the homeowner and the commercial horticulture trade.
* In addition, we have seven demonstration gardens, two community gardens, and a public events garden.
* In our nine public school gardens, you will see Master Gardeners teaching students in Pre-K through 5th grades about research-based gardening practices.

Our Needs

The Dallas County Master Gardener Association provides the funding for these worthwhile projects that benefit the residents of Dallas County. Your contributions will be used to maintain and further our educational efforts and school and community projects in Dallas County.