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2011 International Master Gardener Conference
W. Va. Master Gardener Information 2009 WV Master Gardener Association Officers and Executive Committee WV Master Gardener Association 5 Year Plan WV Master Gardener Association W.Va.'s Master Gardener Program History
Cabell County Master Gardeners Green Thumbs, Healthy Joints (pdf)-- Extension Master Gardener Recognition Program WVMGA - Honorary Master Gardener Award - Format for Nominations - Sample WVMGA - Golden Trowel Award - Master Gardener Vegetable/Flower Over The Fence...and Crossing County Lines - W.Va. Master Gardener Newsletter The Garden Gate Composting - the easier way - An article by John Griggs, Monongalia County Master Gardener Lawn Renovation - An article by John Griggs, Monongalia County Master Gardener Rosemary: Mist of the Sea Tied With Silken Ribands - An article by Gladys Kuhns, Certified Master Gardener, Kanawa County Master Gardener Program
Master Gardener Retention Survey 2009 Master Gardener and Extension Agent Survey
Volunteer Application - Word or PDF Volunteer Code of Conduct - Word or PDF Volunteer References - PDF Policy Statement and Guidelines - Word or PDF
Volunteer Individual Record - Word or PDF Inactive Individual Record - PDF Volunteer Training Log - Word or PDF Volunteer Activity Log - Word or PDF
Master Gardener Resources On-Line PowerPoint Presentations - WVU Extension Service Organic Vegetable Gardening - New WVU Extension PowerPoint Getting Started in the Vegetable Garden - U. of Wisconsin Extension PowerPoint Master Gardener Questions & Answers Home Page - Virginia Extension Service Aggie Horticulture Master
Gardener Information Index IPM Online Homestudy Courses - U. Conn. Gardening with Children and Youth - OSU Last Update - September 14, 2009 |
The Master Gardener program and training are conducted by the West
Virginia University Extension Service through the county extension offices. The
training provides gardeners with the opportunity to improve their horticultural knowledge
and skills and then share their experience with the public through organized volunteer
activities. The program topics covered include: botany, plant problem diagnosis, soils,
ornamentals, pest management, fruits, vegetables, and plant propagation. Contact your county extension office for class
availability and schedule. Contact: |
Application Forms 