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A Horticulture Program
For the Active Volunteer
Click for information on the
2009 training
Who Are Master Gardeners?
What We Do!
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Master Gardeners of Southwest
Missouri, Inc. is a non-profit organization assisted by University of
Missouri Extension and Lincoln University. Trained volunteers provide
the community with current and approved horticulture practices to
enhance their home garden, lawn and landscape. Individuals and group
projects include:
* Horticulture Teaching
* Service Activities
* Master Gardener Hotline
Training Opportunities
* 30 hours
classroom instruction
* Opportunities for advanced classroom training
* Periodic information updates
* Scheduled tours and field days
Service Requirements
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Master Gardeners are required to
provide at least 30 service hours within their community.
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There are many opportunities for
service depending upon the individual's interest and ability.
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Individuals completing training and
service hours are given special recognition.
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To remain on active status, members of the
local Master Gardeners are required to participate in continuous service
activities.
Becoming Involved
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Master Gardener classes are generally
offered each year beginning in late January. If you are interested in
the program, contact the University Extension Center in your county.
In Greene County, contact Patrick Byers, Horticulture Specialist,
University of Missouri Extension; 833 Boonville Avenue; Springfield, MO
65802. Phone (417) 862-9284, Ext 17 or email
chambersn@missouri.edu
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