Everyone is Invited to Attend our
Meetings and Free Gardening Classes!
Guadalupe County Community Garden Visitors
Our FREE classes include our monthly membership meetings held on the third Thursday of most months (when we aren’t partying) and also our Lunch & Learn programs in Seguin and Schertz. Upcoming programs are listed below on this page.
If you want to know what is going on in our chapter, please see our current or past newsletters, the “Guadalupe Gardener”. Many additional area educational programs and events can be found in our current newsletter.
Click on link: October 2019 Guadalupe Gardener
or see the Newsletters tab at the top of this page.
Membership Meeting Flyers
The primary purpose of Texas Master Gardeners as a non-profit, educational organization is to increase the public’s knowledge of gardening. We achieve this goal through horticultural classes, demonstration gardens and personal contact. If these programs are of interest to you, please explore this website, view our current newsletter (see link above), come to a monthly meeting (see below) or contact us at guadalupecountymastergardeners@yahoo.com
Future LUNCH & LEARN Programs
Programs are in Schertz, Cibolo and Seguin !!
All Programs are from 12-1 PM
FREE to the Public. Bring your own lunch
Programs Listed Below by Site
Schertz Lunch & Learns
None Scheduled at this time.
Link to Map to Guadalupe County Annex
Seguin Lunch & Learns
Texas A&M AgriLife Extension 210 E. Live Oak, Seguin, Texas
Link to Seguin Extension Office Map
Cibolo Lunch & Learns
None Scheduled at this time.
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints,
1142 FM 1103, Cibolo
Free!
Please “like” the Guadalupe County Master Gardening Group on Face Book. This page is open to the public and we often get plant questions from people with problem trees/flowers/grass, etc. We need help from Master Gardeners like you! You may also want to show off your gardening successes. Here’s the link: https://www.facebook.com/groups/148498042257252/
NPSOT Guadalupe Chapter Presents
Tuesday, September 10, 2019, 7:00 PM
Go Native – And Still Fit In
By Kathryn Berck
San Antonio is the fastest-growing city in the fastest-growing region in the US. The majority of immigrants are use to greener, more forgiving climes but, arriving here, buy homes in communities built on former pastures and scrubland.
These HOA residents must maintain their properties meticulously. Some familiar grasses and shrubs often die no matter how much water, fertilizer and time the owners use to care for them. But fields of wild plants thrive nearby with no tending at all.
You can satisfy your HOA, your neighbors, this area’s unique wildlife, and even your own timeclock and pocketbook if you’ll look again at those seemingly untamable native plants.
There is a plant/seed exchange and greeting at 6:30 PM, then the program at 7:00 PM, followed by the meeting.
St John Lutheran Church, 606 So.Center St. (FM 465), Marion, TX
For map, see https://npsot.org/wp/guadalupe/
Meetings are FREE and open to the public. Visitors are welcome.
Recent Guadalupe County Projects
Guadalupe County Community Garden Crafts and Cooking Day
Gutierrez Xeriscape Park Youth Volunteers
Link to– Guadalupe Gardener – Current and Past Issues
Guadalupe County Master Gardeners is a voluntary service organization which supports the Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service by providing horticultural education. A goal of this website is to provide gardening information to the public and inform readers about the Master Gardener program.
Contact Us!
Got a question about the Master Gardener Program or a gardening question? Just click on “Contact Us” at the top of this page.