Master Gardener

Michigan Master Gardener Program (MGP)

The Michigan State University Extension Master Gardener Program (MGP) is a horticulture education and volunteer leader training program.  Volunteers are committed to improving the quality of life in Michigan through horticulture-based volunteerism and beautifying communities throughout the state.

Mission

The MSU Extension Master Gardener Program serves two major and equal functions:

To provide instruction in basic, research-based horticulture science to motivated and active gardeners through an adult (18 years or older) educational program offered through MSU Extension.

To provide MSU Extension with trained gardeners who will educate others in the community about environmentally and economically sound practices through horticulture-based volunteer activities.                                            

Genesee County Master Gardener Events

 

Upcoming MSU Extension Master Gardener Classes

MSU Master Gardener Classes

 

 

Master Gardener Garden Stones

Master Gardeners! You can purchase your own Master Gardener Garden Stones at the Genesee County MSU Extension!

 

Down To Earth Newsletter

Contact

Consumer Horticulture Instructor - Master Gardener Coordinator

Barslund Judd, (810) 244-8531, juddbars@msu.edu

Lawn and Garden Hotline
StateWide (888) 678-3464  Prompt #1

Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 9:00 am until 12:00 noon

Genesee County

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