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Master Gardening in North Texas
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English
United States
6 episodes
since Aug. 24, 2026
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In this episode of “Digging In,” Elizabeth McCarthy is joined by gardening experts Laura Mumme and Rick Heim to explore the pivotal role trees play in the North Texas landscape. The conversation covers essential considerations like choosing the right tree species, proper planting techniques, and on…
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In this episode of “Digging In,” host Elizabeth McCarthy is joined by Sheryl Whited to explore the fascinating world of perennial gardening beyond just plant selection. With a focus on long-term care and sustainable practices, this episode delves into the essentials of maintaining a healthy perenni…
In this engaging installment of “Digging In” with host Elizabeth McCarthy, we dive into the advanced techniques of fall vegetable gardening with expert insights from Rick Heim, Tarrant County’s very own Master Gardener. Continuing from a previous episode where basics were covered, this discussion m…
Host Elizabeth McCarthy highlights the benefits of investing in perennials for your North Texas garden. With fall signaling the ideal planting season, Elizabeth walks us through the significance of selecting the right perennials that promise long-term rewards.
Today, she is joined by Sheryl Whited…
In the debut episode of Digging In, host Elizabeth McCarthy explores fall vegetable gardening in North Texas with Tarrant County Master Gardeners Rick Heim and Donna Smith.
Rick explains how gardeners can take advantage of North Texas’ two growing seasons, including which summer crops can continue…
Welcome to Digging In, a podcast from the Tarrant County Master Gardeners, where we get our hands dirty and “dig in” to gardening right here in North Texas.
I'm your host Elizabeth McCarthy, a Tarrant County Master Gardener and fellow soil enthusiast, and like every gardener I know, I’m still lear…
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