Mark your calendars for June 15! Every year our Master Gardeners spend months finding the most beautiful and/or interesting gardens in the Fox Cities to create a day filled with wonder, and dedicated to helping the St. Joseph's Food Program and Salvation Army. A $7 entry fee plus two items of non-perishable food are asked of each visitor to the seven gardens that will be on display this year in Menasha and Appleton. Click here for more information about the gardens that will be on display.
On the first Saturday of each month, join one of our Master Gardener volunteers who will present topics related to gardens and gardening. The presentation is held at the Appleton Public Library from 10 - 11:30 a.m. There is no charge.
Saturday, June 1: Using Garden Accents
Stop and visit the Outagamie County Master Gardeners at our booth at the Appleton Farmers Market! Our gardening experts will be on hand to answer your questions and enjoy the wonderful downtown marketplace. We'll be there on the following dates:
June 22nd, July 6th and 20th, August 3rd and 17th, Sept 7th and 21st and Oct 12th.
The Master Gardener program is an all-volunteer organization sanctioned by Land Grant institutions in each state, and functions as an extension of the college or university. In Wisconsin, the program is sponsored by the University of Wisconsin-Extension. The goal of the MG Program is to train enthusiastic volunteers so they can, in turn, provide research-based information on a wide variety of horticultural topics to their communities. Find out how easy it is to become a Master Gardener!
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In addition to visiting our website, come join us on Facebook. Enjoy photographs from recent events, and the stories and photos posted by members. We also have information about interesting websites, current events happening in the world of gardening and gardeners, and tidbits gathered from a variety of sources.
We're one of 52 chapters of the Wisconsin Master Gardener Program. Master Gardeners Volunteers are trained volunteers who assist staff at the University of Wisconsin-Extension by helping the community understand horticulture and its significance to the environment. Master Gardener Volunteers are involved in a variety of community activities, including youth and adult education projects. Within our organization are experts on a wide-ranging variety of topics; please contact us if you need a Speaker for your next event.
