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Ten Master Gardener volunteers were part of the team that built The Foodscape surrounding the new Burton and Virginia Myers Education Center.
Ten Master Gardener volunteers were part of the team that built The Foodscape surrounding the new Burton and Virginia Myers Education Center.
A food co-op board member reflects on collaborating with U of M Extension Master Gardener volunteers.
Jennifer Knutson shares thoughts on edible landscapes, pollinators and volunteering as a Master Gardener.
University of Minnesota Extension Master Gardener volunteers help elders and people with memory disorders — and their caregivers.
“We want the focus to be on the 235,000 people buried here and their families,” says Trevor Blake, assistant gardener at Fort Snelling National Cemetery. Blake took the Master Gardener core course taught by U of M Extension in order to better understand challenges facing the 436-acre resting place for U.S. military veterans.
Now that spring is here, homeowners may want to walk their property to look for winter damage to woody plants.
University of Minnesota Extension Master Gardeners volunteer in every Minnesota community and need one place to come together to learn, share, teach in the garden, and produce and deliver online classes.
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