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Prune Roses

Lakeway Garden Club Lakeway, TX, United States

Prune roses around Valentine’s Day and Labor Day each year.

Free

Workshop: Fruits, Nuts and Berries

The Natural Gardener 8648 Old Bee Caves Rd, Austin, TX, United States

Join us for this very popular workshop on fruits, nuts, and berries! Jim covers all aspects of home orchard production, from variety selection, to pruning and harvesting. This workshop includes a live demonstration of pruning in our Natural Gardener orchard, so please dress according to the weather! Jim is our Central Texas specialist, having studied and worked in horticulture since the late 1970’s. He is the author of Growing Grapes in Texas: Commercial Vineyard to Backyard Vine and the Texas Peach Handbook. His books will be available for sale and for signing after the class. There is so much information to cover and Jim is so generous with his time: this class is around two hours long. Presented by guest speaker Jim Kamas, Associate Professor at Texas A&M

Free

Class: Begonia Basics

Zilker Botanical Garden 2220 Barton Springs Road, Austin, TX, United States

Join as Valerie Morris of the Austin Area Begonia Society as she presents “Begonia Basics,” and learn how to grow begonias. This is the monthly meeting for The Garden Club of Austin and will be held in the Auditorium. Open to the public, free to attend.

Free

Class: English Cottage Gardens in Texas

The Natural Gardener 8648 Old Bee Caves Rd, Austin, TX, United States

Have you ever wanted an English style cottage garden but not sure where to start? This Natural Gardener class will review tips, techniques, and drought tolerant plant selection for an English style garden with a Texas touch!

Free

Average Last Frost

Lakeway Garden Club Lakeway, TX, United States

March 2nd is our average last date for frost in the Central Texas area. Watch the weather before you plant just in case there are any last minute cold snaps! Sourced from Farmer’s Almanac website.

Free

Ikebana Flower Demonstration

Zilker Botanical Garden 2220 Barton Springs Road, Austin, TX, United States

Join for Austin Ikebana Group’s March meeting. Mr. Don Olsen, a master from Ichiyo School of Ikebana, will demonstrate the art of Ikebana (Japanese flower arrangement) with driftwoods. Don Olsen is a pioneer in Ikebana. He became interested in Ikebana when he was serving in Okinawa and later started to learn in Japan under the Headmaster of Ichiyo School of Ikebana.  He has been a member of San Antonio Ikebana International for 50 years and president of the group for many years. He has been an Ichiyo master for a long time with students in San Antonio, Austin, and Houston; many of which become instructors under his teaching. Mr. Olsen is well respected in both Ikebana and pottery fields. Presented by the Austin Ikebana Group This event is free to the public (adult only) and open to attend as guest observers (no flower materials provided). With limited seats in Auditorium, pre-registration is required. Register by emailing austinikebanagroup@gmail.com Open to the public, free to attend.

Free

Daylight Saving Time Begins

Lakeway Garden Club Lakeway, TX, United States

Time to Spring Forward! Daylight Saving Time Begins at 2am. Set clocks 1hr forward and hope for the best.

Class: Cooking with Herbs

Zilker Botanical Garden 2220 Barton Springs Road, Austin, TX, United States

Learn to cook with herbs with Judith Craft, the past VP of Horticulture for Austin Herb Society. She will guide you toward rich flavors in your cooking as well as sharing medicinal, decorative, and environmental benefits. Presented by the Yaupon Garden Club of Austin

Free

Class: Keep Austin Beautiful

The Natural Gardener 8648 Old Bee Caves Rd, Austin, TX, United States

Learn to about Austin's Creeks with Keep Austin Beautiful presented by Edward Pung from Keep Austin Beautiful. Learn basic ecological concepts: what makes up a riparian ecosystem, its function, the characteristics of healthy vs. degraded areas, and how ecologists and conservationists go about restoring riparian areas, with examples. Also learn how to get involved with KAB and the Adopt-a-Creek program!

Free