Grow with Us - Top 10 Public Gardens Across Texas

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Adult
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This program is available online only.

Looking forward to doing some traveling around Texas this summer? This program has photos and highlights of presenter Stan Aten's  Top 10 Public Gardens across Texas. It offers a teaser to encourage you to visit these gardens for inspiration.

•Chandor Gardens Weatherford

•Clark Gardens – Mineral Wells

•Dallas Arboretum

•Ft. Worth Botanical Garden

•International Water Lily Garden San Angelo

•Moody Gardens Galveston

•San Antonio Botanic Gardens

•Texas Discovery Gardens

•Tyler Rose Gardens

•Zilker Botanic Garden

After the program, you can also check out the Rainbow Garden Club's North Texas website for links to public gardens across Texas and the globe. The link to the website is https://rainbowgardenclubcom.wordpress.com/

Stan Aten – Gardening Biography

I did not start gardening until I bought my house in 1986. It was an older home with an established garden. I learned to garden by touring public gardens around the state and thru gardening programs, many of them presented by the Dallas County Master Gardeners.

I helped start the Rainbow Garden Club North Texas in 1992 and ever since then I have been active in gardening. I am currently President of the Rainbow Garden Club North Texas, member of the Iris Society of Dallas, Texas Daffodil Society, and the treasurer of the Dallas Council of Garden Clubs.

In my small urban garden, I grow a wide variety of flowers, shrubs and even tomatoes. I still look forward to touring public gardens and that was the inspiration for my program, “My Top 10 Public Gardens in Texas”.

Grow with Us is a series of online sessions from the Dallas Public Library - Seed Library and Dallas Environmental Quality and Sustainability hosting expert speakers to share practical, informative, and inspirational information about growing and urban agriculture in Dallas.