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Our annual events are family-friendly activities where you can learn from Master Gardeners and be inspired to grow your best garden ever and support our mission to educate and inspire Denton County residents through research-based horticulture, to promote eco-friendly gardens and enduring landscapes that enrich our communities.

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Spring Plant Sale

The annual plant sale in April is one of the most popular and well-attended public events offered by the Denton County Master Gardener Association. The Plant Sale is our biggest fundraising event, which enables and supports educational outreach and projects. Shop for native and well-adapted plants according to their care needs and growth habits, such as Native Plants, Full Sun, Part Sun, Shade, etc. You’ll find plants grown by Master Gardeners that are not readily available in plant nurseries or big-box stores. Master Gardeners are on-site to share their expertise, answer questions, and make recommendations.

Garden Tour & Education Fair

The annual Garden Tour & Education Fair is a much-anticipated spring event with Denton County residents. All gardens on tour belong to DCMGA members or showcase DCMGA project gardens. Self-guided tours of the gardens inspire and educate visitors to solve common gardening problems. Educational demonstrations are available on a variety of gardening topics. The Garden Tour is an important fundraising event that supports our educational programs and community outreach.

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Garden & Nature Expo

The Garden & Nature Expo is where education inspires action on October 3. Bringing together leaders in gardening, conservation, and nature, the Expo offers engaging presentations, interactive exhibits, and hands-on experiences that empower people of all ages to become better stewards of the landscapes, wildlife, and natural resources that make Denton County unique. Come for this free opportunity for fun and learning as DCMGA partners with the Elm Fork Chapter of the Master Naturalists, Texas Parks & Wildlife, Trinity Forks Chapter of the Native Plant Society of Texas, and Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service.

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