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Michigan Master Gardener Association
Genesee County Chapter
The purpose of our Genesee MGA is to bring together active
Master Gardener volunteers to serve as an educational resource to
MSU Extension - Genesee County in their common goal of providing
horticultural education to the citizens in the community. Everyone who
completes the Genesee Master Gardener Volunteer Training Program
(or transfers in) belongs to this association. A new website has been
created for our association, and it features our main volunteer projects,
links to gardening information, and more!
The Genesee MGA website's mission is described below:
The Master Gardeners of Genesee County are a volunteer group dedicated to learning about gardening and horticulture and sharing our acquired knowledge wth the people of Genesee County. We dedicate this website to the purpose of encouraging horticulture and gardening which through adding beauty improves the quality of the community's environment.
Sorry, our website is currently unavailable.
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Applewood Initiative for Gardening and Community
This certification program trains technical assistants to work with
Flint and Genesee County neighborhood organizations to improve neighborhood environments. The Urban Gardening track includes
8 gardening classes and 10 empowerment classes. Participants
acquire the skills to help groups establish sustainable community
gardens. The Neighborhood Development track includes 17 classes
that teach participants about building and supporting strong
neighborhoods through sustainable neighborhood projects. There
is no cost to this program, and participants can take either the Urban Gardening or the Neighborhood Development track, or both. There
is a volunteer component to successfully complete the program.
Classes take place on Tuesday evenings from 5:30-7:30pm, and are
held at the Flint Public Library, Click here to view the 2009/2010 Applewood Initiative for Gardening and Community Urban Gardening program details.
Click here for the 2009/2010 Urban Gardening application form.
The Neigborhood Development track for 2009/2010 is now available, with the application due by November 6, 2009.
Click here for the 2009/2010 Neighborhood Development track program
details and the application form.
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