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Flagler County master gardener volunteer training starts March 7

People who finish the class will become Certified Master Gardener volunteers.

  • By Observer Staff
  • | 6:00 a.m. March 1, 2023
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The Flagler County University of Florida IFAS Extension Office will hold training for new Flagler County Master Gardener volunteers beginning March 7. 

Florida Master Gardener volunteers help people find practical gardening and landscape solutions, according to a news release. People who finish the class will be certified as Master Gardener volunteers.

The classes will be held about twice a week at the Flagler County extension office at 150 Sawgrass Road in Bunnell from March 7 to May 18, covering topics including plant propagation, hydroponics, soil science, fruit crops and more. 

Field trips are planned for Washington Oaks Gardens State Park, UF facilities and a sod farm.

For information, apply at http://bttr.im/g2mop or contact Judy Jean at [email protected].

 

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