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Monthly Garden Club Events

Join us for our monthly garden club events. We encourage local garden club members and any gardening enthusiast (with or without experience) to join us for these educational, hands-on opportunities facilitated by local experts who can help you transform your yard using native and adaptive plants. Benefits include a beautiful yard that reduces your water usage, is lower maintenance than traditional turf, and supports local wildlife (think: pollinators) and ecosystems.

No RSVP required. Dress casual! We may use the on-site LMUD Demonstration Garden. Free seeds to bring home can be accessed from the on-site Lake Travis Seed Library.

LOCATION

Lakeway MUD Admin Office
1097 Lohmans Crossing
Lakeway, TX 78734

DATE & TIME

Please see below for event details. Typically held Mondays from 2pm – 4pm. Summaries or recordings of past events can be found here.

Get Your Hands Dirty!

We are always looking for presenters!

Contact us if you have knowledge of Central Texas natives or veggie/herb gardening or can recommend someone.

Mon., August 31, 2pm

Growing Microgreens: A Superfood

Presenter: April and Christa Zuniga, Eat Your Greens! Organic Farm
Microgreens are young vegetable greens harvested 10-12 days after germination and are recognized for their concentrated nutritional value. Research suggests that some microgreens contain significantly higher levels of vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants than their mature counterparts. Presented by the founders of Eat Your Greens! Organic Farm, this educational session explores the science behind microgreens and their potential role in supporting a healthy diet. Attendees will learn how microgreens are grown, the different varieties available, and simple ways to incorporate them into everyday meals. The presentation will also provide practical tips for growing fresh microgreens at home.

…check back for information on future events…

Summary of Past Events

Inside the Hive: An Introduction to Bees and Beekeeping
Mushroom Blocks 101 for Home Gardeners
Beyond the Lawn: Smarter Ground Cover Choices for Central Texas
Gardening for Birds with Native Plants
Working with Nature

Resources for Central Texas Gardening
Native Tree Walk @ Hamilton Greenbelt
The Basics of Landscaping with Native Plants