Indoor & Outdoor Gardening for Your Home

Many thanks to Sam and his Mom who is working on his Boy Scout Gardening badge  and recommended this site. 

 Gardening has many useful benefits for the environment, as well as physical and mental health. The relaxing nature of gardening plus the fact that it can be an indoor or outdoor activity, make it a popular pastime for many. There are, however, people who don't know how to start and grow a garden. Fortunately, when equipped with the right information, plants, and tools, most can successfully grow anything from houseplants to floral or food gardens right in their home, patio, or yard. 

 A Guide to Sun Exposure for Gardeners 

Many thanks to Hailey and her Dad for giving us a Heads Up for this reference site!

Planning a garden, no matter if it's as small as a flower pot or as large as multiple acres, requires taking a lot of factors into consideration. One key factor is knowing how much sun the garden will get on a daily basis. . It seems like this should be an easy thing to figure out, but it actually can be quite complicated.

 Growing Fragrant Herbs | Fragrances and Perfumes 

Many thanks to Amelia and her teacher Carol for this recommendation!

Growing fragrant herbs can have many benefits, whether you choose to cook with what you grow or enjoy your herbs in other ways.

• DIY Gardening and Landscaping
• Glyphosate (ingredient in Round UP) and alternatives  from Ella
• Composting food and Waste  from A. Brodie 
• Products & Materials Containing 
• Asbestos (lanierlawfirm.com)
• More on Roundup
• More on Asbestos

www.gardenclub.org

Provides information on the National Gardener Magazine. Includes garden study articles and archives. Information on arrangements and book reviews.

 http://scrgardenclubs.org/  

 Website for the South Central Region of the National Garden Clubs: Arkansas, New Mexico, Oklahoma and Texas 

 www.texasgardenclubs.org  

 The website of the Texas Garden Club, promoting a love of gardening across the State of Texas. 

http://www.districtivtexasgardenclubs.org/ 

The website for 

District IV of the TGC -- our district!

www.houstonfederationofgardenclubs.org Information about Federation events.

www.hbg.org 

Get info on the Houston Botanic Garden, scheduled to open September 18, 2020.

http://aggie-horticulture.tamu.edu/ 

Go-to site for all things involving Texas horticulture 

www.texassuperstar.com

 Site sponsored by Texas A&M and Texas Nursery and Landscape Associates. It provides information on Texas-friendly plants suited to our Texas growing conditions.

www.wildflower.org/ 

The Ladybird Johnson Wildflower Center website, containing information on native plants, rainwise planting and more.

http://www.antiqueroseemporium.com/online 

The Antique Rose Emporium.. A good source for old gardens and antique roses. 

 www.kslb.org  

Information on events sponsored by Keep Sugar Land Beautiful. 

  http://themercersociety.org/ 

Information on the Mercer

Arboretum

  https://fbmg.org 

 Get the latest and most local gardening info on the Fort Bend Mater Gardener's website.