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Rotary: Conroe, Lake Conroe clubs host gardening experts for summer plant advice
By Lake Conroe
· July 24, 2026
· 4 min read
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This is the time of year when our yards and gardens are flourishing in the heat so local Rotary Clubs heard from local gardening experts. Michael Field with the Rotary Club of Lake Conroe said the club’s meeting on July 21 featured Colton Price. Colton discussed Garden and Lot Scale Soil Ecology and
Key takeaway Michael Field with the Rotary Club of Lake Conroe said the club’s meeting on July 21 featured Colton Price.
Why this matters in Willis
For local residents looking to maintain their yards and gardens in the challenging Gulf Coast climate, the recent Rotary Club meetings offered valuable insights from gardening experts. The presence of the Montgomery County Extension Service, with its Master Gardeners program, is a significant resource for the community. With over 400 active Master Gardeners, this program provides a wealth of knowledge and expertise for residents to tap into. The fact that applications for the program will be due in September is a reminder for interested individuals to mark their calendars. Additionally, the Extension Service's hotline for yard and garden help, staffed by a recognized turf specialist like Michael Potter, is a valuable asset for the community. As residents of Willis and surrounding areas continue to navigate the unique challenges of gardening in the Houston metro, these local resources will be essential in helping them create and maintain thriving outdoor spaces.
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Category: lake ·
Published: July 24, 2026 ·
Source: Lake Conroe ·
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What is this story about? This is the time of year when our yards and gardens are flourishing in the heat so local Rotary Clubs heard from local gardening experts. Michael Field with the Rotary Club of Lake Conroe said the club’s meeting on July 21 featured Colton Price. Colton discussed Garden and Lot Scale Soil Ecology and
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