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  • They will come from near and far to see what you are growing! You will enjoy chatting with each other to learn how to be a better gardener.

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  • My beds burst forth with blooms to cut and enjoy or share or arrange or photograph!

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  • My vines load up with plump tomatoes, peppers, potatoes, and many more vegetables that fill your pantry to the brim.

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  • My plants draw in our feathered friends.

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  • You get up and outside each day to water and care for me.

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  • While we may not be fighting weeds, collecting vegetables and cut flowers, all while dripping sweat and warding off mosquitoes, we gardeners still find ourselves quite busy this time of year with holiday events, family gatherings, food preparation, travel, planning and preparing gifts, and all that is the whirlwind of the holidays. As we wish…

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  • The Georgia Master Gardener Association (GMGA) hosted its annual conference the first weekend in October. Part of the festivities is the presentation of the Award of Excellence to an Extension Agent who coordinates a county-level Master Gardener Extension Volunteer Program. The 2023 Award of Excellence recipient was Garrett Hibbs, Agriculture and Natural Resources Agent and…

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  • Our monthly Continuing Education series from the State Program Office was full of timely information! Although these Zoom sessions with UGA Extension experts are short and sweet at around 30 minutes each, we spent time soaking in info and scribbling notes on weather, plant disease, turf care, tree installation, African Violets, Extension Master Gardener History…

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  • In 2024, the GA MGEV Program celebrates 45 years! Part of this celebration includes Open Garden Days with Master Gardeners hosting demonstration garden events. In preparation for these events, the State Program Office is offering a Teaching with Demonstration Gardens Advanced Training to guide MGEVs through preparing signs and tours. This AT course is open…

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  • Learn about how to find, ID, report, and the management of invasive species to help keep Georgia’s wild places healthy and beautiful on Wednesday, October 11 at the Coastal Georgia Botanical Gardens at the Historic Bamboo Farm in Savannah, GA. Master Gardeners are eligible to receive Advanced Training credit for participation in this training. Note…

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