After the fall planting, November 8 2025. Photo: KCMGA.

Plants Installed at the Resource Connection Garden

On Saturday, November 8, Kaufman County Master Gardeners planted 30 plants, including horseherb, frogfruit, purple coneflower, rosk rose, turk”s cap, zexminia, red yucca,scarlet salvia, Gregg’s mistlower, Texas Star hibiscus, and purple passion flower. They alos seeded small areas with Gulf muhly, blue grama, and little bluestem grasses. For more infomation about this project, check out “Landscaping with Native Perennials for Four-Season Interest” on our website.

Ada O'Steen planting red yucca. Photo: KCMGA.
Linda Redd has just finished planting zexmenia. Photo: KCMGA.
Rebecca Morrow notes changes to the plan. Photo: KCMGA.
Angela Johnston plants horeherb. Photo: KCMGA.
Angela Johnston and Ada O'Steen discuss plan changes with Rebecca Morrow (just off screen). Photo: KCMGA.
Our work group selfie: (L to R) Ada O'Steen, Linda Redd, Rebecca Morrow, Angela Johnston, and Dana Hunt. Photo: Dana Hunt.

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