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Connecticut Master Gardener Association
Welcome to the CMGA website. CMGA, the largest horticultural society in Connecticut, provides an opportunity for Certified Master Gardeners to share our knowledge and love of gardening with others. Through sponsorship of events and leadership of volunteer projects throughout the state, CMGA members are helping to educate and beautify our communities. MORE
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Summer Garden Safari Well Attended
MG Volunteers Needed!
The Summer Garden Safari on Saturday July 17 was attended by almost 90 members. Although the weather was hot, predicted TStorms did not arrive to hamper the fun. Pictures have been posted on the 2010 Summer Safari page and a complete album is on our Facebook page.
We are getting in requests for MG volunteers on some important projects; please review the Opportunities Page and help if you can.
Outreach Projects
Summer is in full force and MGs and Interns are beginning to reports on their Outreach Projects. Visit the 2010 Outreach Page to see what's being accomplished statewide.
Rose Garden Tour
The Rose Garden Tour held for CMGA members on June 25 was enjoyed by all; there were about 40 members in attendence. The weather was beautiful, the roses were still in full bloom despite the earlier-than-usual season, and Rosarian Marci Martin led an entertaining and information walk through the gardens.
Read about the history of Elizabeth Park here.
Register for the AMG Class on Asian Longhorned Beetle
ASIAN LONGHORNED BEETLE...found in Boston over July 4 weekend. DETAILS
Read the Letter from USDA and MG Program requesting MGs survey the landscape for the Emerald Ash Borer beetle and Asian Longhorned Beetle
Late Blight is Back...Disease Alert!
Your tomatoes and potatoes are at risk...click here for details. Sign up for July 21 Webinar. Details.
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