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Do You Want To Become A Master Gardener?

The Master Gardners are looking for more green thumbs to help out the local community with their garden-related issues. Fall training spots open September 2nd for people well-versed and interested in gardening.


Gwen Podeschi, a current Master Gardner says classes take between two and three months to complete.

 


Podeschi explains that these classes take an online and in-person hybrid approach. Tests and assignments will be handled online. Podeschi notes that there is a $300 fee that includes the Master Gardner manual, an information DVD, and ten classes that give a comprehensive view of gardening.

 


For those interested in becoming a Master Gardner, contact the extension office at 217-287-7246 or go online at goillinois.edu/cjmm, navigate to the horticulture tab to find the register button.


Gwen Podeschi and Sandy Klein appeared as guests on the WTIM Morning Show.
 

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