Trees of Fort Bend County: Free Master Gardeners Talk & Tree Walk at Willow Fork Park in Katy

Join neighbors for the Trees of Fort Bend County program at the pavilion in Willow Fork Park in Katy, where Fort Bend County Master Gardeners will share practical tips and lead a friendly tree walk.

Presented by Stacey Earley and Allison Dewees, this approachable session is perfect for anyone choosing a new tree for their yard or hoping to better care for the trees they already have. Expect people-first guidance on how to plant, prune, and care for a young tree during its first two years—plus real-world examples you can see in the park.

• Date & Time: Saturday, September 20, 2025, 9:00–10:00 AM (optional 30–40 minute guided tree walk immediately after)
• Location: Willow Fork Park pavilion, Katy, TX (northwest corner of 99/Grand Parkway & Cinco Ranch Blvd., north of Cinco Ranch High School)
• Admission: Free; no registration required
• Hosts: Ft. Bend County Master Gardeners — Stacey Earley and Allison Dewees
• What to bring: Water, sun protection, and comfortable walking shoes for the post-program tree walk
• Weather note: Outdoor program at the pavilion; dress for the weather

Come with your questions, meet fellow tree lovers, and see a dozen different trees growing in Willow Fork Park on the short, guided stroll after the talk. Arrive a few minutes early to grab a good spot at the pavilion, and consider taking notes for your next tree-planting project.

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