Workshop
Latest Past Events
Rose Pruning Workshop
Texas A&M AgriLife Extension 1600 Smith Road, AustinTravis County Master Gardener Holly Plotner will be demonstrating rose pruning starting at 10 am. She’ll discuss the different types of rose growth habits and how you modify pruning to suit each. The class will be outside in the garden so please dress appropriately. The event is free and open to all. No RSVP needed. The first Friday of every month is designated as an open house for the Texas A&M AgriLife Earth-Kind Demonstration Garden at 1600 Smith Road, Austin. You’ll be able to visit the garden and speak with the Travis County Master Gardener volunteers who maintain it and get your gardening questions answered. Each month will also feature some sort of demonstration or workshop that deep dive into subject areas. In March, the topic is rose pruning.
Workshop: Plant Propagation
Zilker Botanical Garden 2220 Barton Springs Road, AustinEver wanted to know the science and art of making more plants from your plants? Visit Zilker Botanical Garden on July 29th at 10:30 for our plant propagation workshop. Learn the science behind plant propagation including everything from leaf to stem to seed to spore, and then practice propagation techniques on demonstration plants. Folks will be able to take home propagation materials from the workshop. This workshop is included with admission (free for members), but separate workshop registration is required to attend. When you complete registration, you will be prompted to pay for an admission ticket. This way you won’t need to purchase admission upon arrival for the workshop!
Container Gardening Workshop
Wildflower Center 4801 La Crosse Ave, AustinLearning the art of container gardening means you don't need a lot of land to support pollinators, enjoy the benefits of greenery and get your hands in the soil! Create a portable native plant paradise on your patio, balcony, or in your yard with this hands-on workshop taught by our very own Samantha Elkinton, Gardens Manager. Learn how to identify native plants that do well in containers and get tips for transplanting and keeping your flora healthy. Materials and plants for this class are included with registration. Participants are also welcome to bring a container of their choice (size specifications will be sent to participants prior to the workshop). This class will take place in person at the Wildflower Center. Space is limited and registration is required.