Events

Join Green Spaces Alliance at Bulverde Oaks Nature Preserve as we begin the first planting phase of the Memorial Grove. Together, we’ll plant native and endangered species, increase biodiversity, and help create a contemplative garden space. This workday will focus on establishing the foundation of the Memorial Grove—an intentional space that serves both people and […]

Perennials are traditionally chosen to add color and texture to our gardens. But we need tough plants for our Texas landscapes. Lynn Cox, Bexar County Master Gardener, will introduce a variety of perennial Texas Superstars with information on their placement and maintenance for a vibrant garden. CULTIVATE! classes are free and take place online March […]

Enjoy a fun, family-friendly day filled with entertainment, vendor and food booths, eco-exhibits, giveaways, FREE trees, and much more! Earthwise Living Day is a free, educational family event that takes place rain or shine, at the Leon Community and Conference Center Events Complex, located at 6427 Evers Road in Leon Valley. It is the longest […]

Otherwild will feature 10 Enchanted Trees throughout the San Antonio Botanical Garden’s 39 acres and a soaring SkyNet installation, Flora Borealis, above the Lucile Halsell Conservatory. This immersive exhibition celebrates color, connection, and the joy of shared experiences. Families are invited to enjoy concessions, live music, and educational activities. Learn about native trees, their benefits, […]

Making compost is simple, but choosing the right type can be confusing. Stores offer a wide range: molasses-based, various manure types (chicken, rabbit, cattle, mixed alfalfa), cotton burr, mushroom, and even compost with mycorrhiza. Mulches add another layer of choice—single, double, or triple shredded; cedar, cypress, native varieties; or just use leaves or living mulch. […]

Wondering when, how often, and how much to water your plants? Lynn Cox, Bexar County Master Gardener, explains key watering techniques to help you care for your lawn and landscape efficiently – saving water and money. CULTIVATE! classes are free and take place online March 6-7. Advance registration required to sign up for the individual […]

Spring is the season for renewal. Come join Danie Aldana, Bexar County Master Gardener, as she discusses what can be done to refresh, renew, and revitalize your soil and your garden this spring. Grace will explain the proper horticultural methods and practices to gardening here in S. Texas and how to create a resilient garden […]

Experience Mitchell Lake Audubon Center after dark and discover how water-saving landscapes and native plants support wildlife around the clock. Learn how conserving water and restoring native habitats creates healthier ecosystems for migratory birds, bats, and other nocturnal animals. Explore our trails with an experienced guide and see how native plants provide essential food and […]

Join Candy Roach, Bexar County Master Gardener and learn how to effectively plan and plant for butterflies, bees and a multitude of other pollinator species. This workshop will primarily focus on encouraging and maintaining a healthy landscape for insect pollinators.

In this program Master Gardener Marybeth Parsons will explain our region’s unique climate and weather patterns as they relate to gardening. How can homeowners overcome those challenges in their landscapes? […]

Growing succulents can be easy with the right amount of care. Join Liana Benavides, Bexar County Master Gardener, as she shares information about the glories of succulents. Liana will cover […]

Spring is the season for renewal. Come join Alisa Travis, Bexar County Master Gardener, as she discusses what can be done to refresh, renew, and revitalize your soil and your […]