Lake Granbury Master Gardeners
Is a nonprofit educational and charitable association that aids the community through various means. We aim to educate and encourage the public on all things horticulture: gardening, landscaping and lawn care.
AgriLife Extension
LGMG collaborates with AgriLife Extension Services to provide youth and community education.
Demonstration & Research Garden
The Demo Garden is a free resource for the community where one can view native and adapted plants that thrive in our region or simply enjoy a peaceful place to sit and observe plants and wildlife.
Youth
LGMG have a passion to teach young audiences and work with Jr. Master Gardeners, 4-H clubs and schools.
Monthly Meetings
A one-hour free monthly meeting focused on various horticultural topics.
Scholarship Program
The LGMG awards two $2,000 scholarships to students who are attending or will attend an accredited college or university and major in horticulture or another agriculture-related field.
The Garden Patch Column
Garden Patch, a column written by Master Gardener Phyllis Webster and published twice monthly by the Hood County News, educates the community on gardening topics.
Plant Sale
Our annual Spring plant sale focuses on native and well-adapted plants suitable for the Hood County area.
Romancing the Monarch festival
We welcome the migrating monarch butterflies with a free annual festival on the first Saturday in October. Participants learn about the life cycle of the monarch and release live butterflies into the wild.
LGMG support the Hood County community through education & hands on experience.
Get In Touch
817-579-3280 Texas AgriLife Extension Office - Hood County
lakegranburymastergardeners@gmail.com
1410 W Pearl St., Granbury, TX 76048
Texas A&M AgriLife
Texas A&M AgriLife is the largest comprehensive agriculture program nationally, providing training, publications, apps and programs containing the latest research in agriculture, natural resources and life sciences. How can Lake Granbury Master Gardeners and the Hood County AgriLife Extension office help you today?