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Georgia Master Gardener Extension Volunteer Program
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Growing communities and a better Georgia from the ground up.

The Georgia Master Gardener Extension Volunteer (MGEV) Program connects UGA Extension, plant enthusiasts, and communities across the state. MGEVs share UGA Extension consumer horticulture programming about selection and care of plants for ornamental value, recreation, and home food production. Master Gardeners teach community members how to use plants and gardening to improve their environment, personal health, and quality of life.

 

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Upcoming Events

Feb 16 Understanding Soil Bogart, GA Have you ever wondered what makes a soil good soil or bad soil? What should a good soil be doing and how does it do it? How do you make your soil better? These are some of the topics we will be discussing at our first Green Thumb Lecture of the year. Please join us as we learn together about how soil works.
Feb 17 Rose Pruning Made Easy FAYETTEVILLE, GA Care of roses is essential in having healthy plants and beautiful blooms. Join Master Rosarian Cindy Dale as she shares tips on ways to prune your roses the easy way.
Feb 17 In the Garden: Don't Hurt Your Tree! Let Lisa Klein with UGA Extension Gwinnett reveal the most common and easily avoidable mistakes people make with planting, pruning, watering, and soil care, and replace them with proper, science-backed practices that will keep your trees happy and thriving. You’ll learn how to spot early warning signs of trouble, choose the right tree for the right place, and give it the best start (and future) possible. This program qualifies for master gardener continuing education credit.
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