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Become a Hall County Master Gardener
We believe gardening can be beneficial for both our emotional wellbeing and the environment at large. Feel a deep sense of satisfaction while getting in touch with nature and contributing to Hall County.
If you're passionate about plants and looking for a fulfilling way to give back to your community, join Hall County Master Gardeners today!
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Accepting 2024 Master Gardener Extension Volunteer Applications.
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Apply here.
Contact The Extension Office
The first step is to reach out to the Hall County Extension office and express your interest in becoming a Master Gardener. They will provide you with information on the program and upcoming training opportunities.
Complete The Training Program
To become a Hall County Master Gardener, you must complete a training program that covers topics such as botany, soils, plant propagation, pest management, and more. The program typically involves classroom instruction as well as hands-on experience in gardening projects.
Volunteer
Once you complete the training program, you will need to complete a certain number of volunteer hours (usually around 50) before being certified as a Master Gardener. These volunteer hours can be completed through community projects such as maintaining public gardens or providing educational outreach.
Continuing Education
As a Hall County Master Gardener, it's important to continue learning and staying up-to-date on new developments in horticulture and gardening practices. You'll be required to complete continuing education courses each year to maintain your certification.