Debbie Roland

Both of us grow plants for food and for aesthetics in our yards. But our reasons for doing so are different. Emmy: I grew up in Northeast Ohio where gardens and vegetation abound. I moved to Midland and realized that the plants I grew up with would not survive here. As a fourth-grade science teach…

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We have a date for the 2024 Plant Sale! Save the date and mark your calendars for April 20. As you probably know, the pandemic has really interrupted the supply chain for many items, and that includes plants. Several of the suppliers that we have used for many years have businesses that did not survive Covid and we have been unable to give the public the plants we would like to have. The Permian Basin Master Gardeners, along with Texas A&M AgriLife, have been educating the public on the importan…