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Master Gardener Information

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What does it take 
to become a Master Gardener?


TO BECOME A MASTER GARDENER

A person must complete the basic training and complete forty volunteer hours.  The core training lasts about three months. Each class focuses on a different aspect of gardening – plant science, soil, flower gardening, woody ornamental, lawn care, vegetables, small fruit culture, fruit trees, plant health, indoor plants and household pests. 

TO MAINTAIN MASTER GARDENER CERTIFICATION

Master Gardeners must volunteer for 20 hours each year and take 10 hours of classes.  Volunteering can be done in many ways such as working on a community gardening project, answering questions on the hot line, working with children in schools, or volunteering at the Farmers Market. It is a wonderful way to meet people who share the gardening passion.

Master Gardener Association Genesee County Michigan
​(MGAGCM)

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Join MGAGCM

MGAGCM Application
To become a member of Master Gardener Association Genesee County Michigan, a person must be a certified master gardener in good standing. 
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MSU Educational Events

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Michigan Master Gardener Association

MMGA Website

Michigan Gardener Magazine

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STATE-WIDE
​ASSOCIATIONS AND CLUBS

Wild Flower Association
Michigan Botanical Club
Michigan Mushroom Hunter's Club
Michigan Dahlia Association
Michigan Hosta Society