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Master Gardener volunteers tend teaching gardens in Durham County. Image by Mary Knierim,
Across North Carolina, over 3500 volunteers with the NC State Extension Master Gardener℠ program work under the leadership of Extension agents to strengthen and expand Extension’s delivery of science-based gardening education to North Carolinians.
Their efforts connect people with the benefits of gardening and empower North Carolinians to cultivate healthy plants, landscapes, ecosystems, and communities.
Impacts
Master Gardener volunteers share their knowledge to help North Carolinians learn and grow. Learn more!
Join Us!
Learn how to become a Master Gardener℠ volunteer in your community. Contact your local N.C. Cooperative Extension center to find out when the training course will be offered and how to apply.
Gardening Questions?
Use our Garden Help Directory to find Master Gardener volunteers in your community and contact them for gardening advice.
Connect
Follow us on FB @NCExtensionMasterGardenervolunteers
Donate!
Support the work of Master Gardener volunteers across North Carolina by making a tax-deductible donation to the Extension Master Gardener endowment, a fundraising initiative to ensure the NC State Extension Master Gardener program will continue to grow and serve North Carolinians for many years to come. Support the EMG Endowment through a gift or by purchasing an NC EMG license plate!
