Posted Thursday, June 15th, 2017
YOU CAN BECOME A VOLUNTEER MASTER GARDENER — Sign Up Now for September Program
The Rutgers Master Gardener program of Morris County is now accepting applications for its next class, which begins in September of 2017.
Anyone with an interest in gardening and a commitment to volunteer service can become a Rutgers Master Gardener. No previous education or training in horticulture is required.
Master Gardeners are trained volunteers who assist the New Jersey Agricultural Experiment Station through the Morris County Cooperative Extension Service in its mission to deliver horticulture programs and information to the public.
Volunteers learn to diagnose common plant and pest problems, suggest appropriate cultural practices and advise as to the best care for the home landscape and garden. Once trained, they can provide assistance with home gardening questions to residents of Morris County.
They handle only “non-commercial” community gardening questions.
For more information about the program, please visit http://njaes.rutgers.edu/mastergardeners/. For an application or questions about the program, please contact Dave Los at 973.285.8307 or e-mail [email protected].
Morris County residents seeking gardening assistance can call the Master Gardener service at 973.285.8305.
To get the most accurate diagnosis, there are a few simple questions you should be prepared to answer before you call.
Plant Problems:
Insect Pests:
You might also check out Gardening FAQs for an answer to your question