The Master Gardener Program is an educational program designed to train volunteers to help other people in their communities with horticulture. The program was created in 1977 and is administered by U of M Extension.

Master Gardeners are trained in home horticulture by University specialists in exchange for volunteer work. This training enables Master Gardeners to be effective resources in their communities. 

Crow Wing County Master Gardeners volunteer at many different events and projects within the county.  To learn more about the events and projects listed below and many more visit our Crow Wing County Master Gardener Website.
 

• Annual Garden Expo - 2013 Garden Expo Registration and Topics.
• “Ask a Master Gardener” booth at county fair
• “Ask a Master Gardener” newspaper monthly column
• Rain garden and shoreland buffer plantings
• “Memory Garden” at Northland Arboretum
• Pelican Woods Cemetery and Nature Trail in Breezy Point

Additional Information
Crow Wing County Master Gardener Helpline: 218-824-1000 ext. 4040
This helpline is supported by Master Gardener volunteers. Please leave a message and a volunteer will return your call. This service is available to Crow Wing County residents.

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Community Events and Presentations
for additional information about these events and presentations such as time, cost and how to register, please contact Jackie Froemming, Extension Educator at 218-824-1068 or by Email.

Master Gardener Annual Report 2011

Master Gardener Annual Report 2010