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This talk will cover the essential elements for growing a successful vegetable garden in DFW. Time will be spent on the Texas A&M website for vegetable resources. The class will be pertinent for growing in containers, raised beds, or in-ground gardens.

This session is presented by Harold Annis, a 10 year Tarrant County Master Gardener with advanced training in vegetable gardening. He has a vegetable garden in Tarrant county that is 10,000 sq. ft. that he has maintained for the last 30 years.

Macramé, the art of knotting rope, is a great way to make your own boho-chic plant hangers. It’s a trendy art that’s been resurrected from the '70s, and it’s even better than before. If you’re a plant lover, you’ll love the way these hangers will put your plants on display indoors. Making your first DIY macramé plant hanger is a project that may seem daunting at first, but once you’ve learned the basics, it’s actually quite easy! We’ll show you how to make a macramé plant hanger using basic knots and patterns. Any leftover supplies are yours to keep.

Supplies can be picked up the week before the event at the Circulation desk or through Library Express.

Supplies are limited; registration required. 1 kit per person