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Presented by the Collin County Master Gardeners Association

The Garden Show showcases Earth-Kind® gardening principles for North Texas. A large group of local vendors offer plants and garden-related products for sale to the public. The event is held in the Show Barn at beautiful Myers Park & Event Center in McKinney, Texas.

Here are some of the highlights of this event:
  • Educational and Hands-On Presentations
  • Over 70 Local Garden-Related Vendors
  • Speakers and Entertainment
  • Children's Activities

*There will be a voluntary $2 admission per person at the gate.

Be Part of the Show

If you sell, create or offer garden-related products or services, and would be interested in being a vendor for The Garden Show 2025, please contact us!

Our Event Charity for 2025

East McKinney Learning Garden

100% Gate proceeds from The Garden Show benefit The East McKinney Learning Garden. The Garden’s goal is to assist in bridging the large food-desert gap in our community by teaching people how to create food-producing gardens in their own backyards and to use that food as part of a healthy diet. The East McKinney Learning Garden (EMLG) is part of McKinney Parks Foundation, a 501c3 nonprofit org.

Spread the Word!

Help us spread the word about The Garden Show by sharing our event flyer or posting the flyer (coming soon) at your place of business. 

McKinney Community Development Committee

Great support for a great event

Thank You to a Few

McKinney Community Development Corporation

The McKinney Community Development Corporation (MCDC) has provided a promotional grant for The Garden Show 2024. Their mission is to work in partnership with others to promote and fund community, cultural and economic development projects that maintain and enhance the quality of life in McKinney.

In-Kind Sponsors

Our in-kind sponsors have generously donated either goods or services to be used at The Garden Show 2024.

  • Calloway's Nursery
  • Daystar Landscapes
  • Carlo Strippoli
  • Treeland Nursery
  • MCDC 
  • Edible DFW Magazine
  • Melanie Goodman
  • Texas Tree Farms
  • Texas Pure Products
  • Texas Gardener Magazine