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Million Dollar Milestone

By Texas Discovery Gardens | Jan 20, 2018

WE DID IT! You may (or may not) have heard that on Saturday, January 13 our Gift Shop reached $1,000,000 in sales! This would not have been possible without all of…

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Winter Care for Indoor Plants

By Texas Discovery Gardens | Jan 13, 2018

We’ve talked about preparing your outdoor plants for cold weather. But what about winter care for indoor plants? Your indoor plants may not be exposed to the chilly outside temperatures,…

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What Every Gardener Needs to Know About …

By Texas Discovery Gardens | Jan 6, 2018

Propagating Seeds! You don’t have to spend a ton of money every year buying multiples of plants. If you’re trying to fill your garden, you may want to learn how to…

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North Texas Master Naturalists Recognize Roger Sanderson & John Wilt

By Texas Discovery Gardens | Dec 16, 2017

We’re so happy to tell you about the achievements of two of our spectacular team members! On Wednesday December 6, 2017, during the Annual Award Dinner of the North Texas…

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Monarchs and Milkweed

By Texas Discovery Gardens | Oct 7, 2017

Let’s talk a little about our state insect the monarch butterfly and it’s host plant milkweed. Migrating monarchs won’t be laying eggs on the plants this fall, but they will…

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Fall Planting Tips

By Texas Discovery Gardens | Sep 9, 2017

Fall is the best time to plant perennials, shrubs and trees! With our hot summers and mild winters, planting perennials, trees and shrubs in the fall gives plants more time…

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Art in the Garden

By Texas Discovery Gardens | Aug 27, 2017

This summer Texas Discovery Gardens had a mural contest. The theme was Native to Texas. Artists were to submit designs that focused the plants insects and wildlife of two of…

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Moth or Butterfly?

By Texas Discovery Gardens | Jul 17, 2017

They both fly, they both have six legs and four wings, and sometimes it’s really hard to tell them apart. That’s not surprising since moths and butterflies are related. They…

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What’s Wrong With My Plants?

By Texas Discovery Gardens | Jul 17, 2017

Do your plants look a little sad in the middle of hot summer days? Do those same plants look fine the next morning? This is a concern many new gardeners have…

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