Master Gardener Volunteer Program

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The Wood County Master Gardener Program provides knowledge to and develops the leadership abilities of volunteers who, in turn, enable others to improve the quality of their lives by enhancing their home and community environments through horticultural education and activities.
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The 2012 class is closed. Applications are now being accepted for future classes. The next Wood County Master Gardener class is anticipated to begin in January of 2013.
File Diagnostic Update for Master Gardener Volunteers
Update and hone your diagnostic skills while learning to identify plants and the problems that plague them. Also an Introduction to Invasive Species, Identifying Invasive Woodland Species, and Asian Longhorned Beetle in Ohio and Why MGV's Should Care. When: July 13, 2012 Where: Simpson Garden Park, 1291 Conneaut Ave. Bowling Green OH Cost: $25 Time: Registration starts at 8:30am. Class time is from 9:00am-4:00pm. Registration must be received by July 10, 2012
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About Master Gardener Volunteer Program
The Wood County Master Gardener Program provides knowledge to and develops the leadership abilities of volunteers who, in turn, enable others to improve the quality of their lives by enhancing their home and community environments through horticultural education and activities.
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Do you want to be a Wood County Master Gardener?
Do you, or do you have friends or family who share a strong interest in gardening, a desire to sharpen their gardening skills, and a willingness to share their knowledge with others? If so, they may want to consider becoming a Wood County Ohio State University Extension Master Gardener.
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