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Not Too Late To Become a Master Gardener
Wednesday, December 19, 2012 • Posted December 19, 2012

The Master Gardeners of Blanco County will be holding classes for new members beginning January 8, 2013. There is still room for a few more students. If you have ever thought you might want to become a Master Gardener, now is the time. Our next classes will not be held until January 2015.

Master Gardeners is an active organization that throughout the year gives gardening advice, presentations, and occasionally helps with the hard work it takes to create beautiful landscaping and successful gardens throughout Blanco County. So far this year Master Gardeners of Blanco County have donated over 1,500 hours of volunteer service.

To become a part of this group you must first complete 50 hours of training done with the cooperation of AgriLife Extension Office, Texas A&M University and Master Gardeners of Blanco County. Classes will be held from 1pm to 5pm each Tuesday afternoon in the Hoppe Room of the Blanco County Annex in Johnson City. Applications are available at the AgriLife Extension office, 101 E. Cypress, Johnson City or call the Extension office at 830-868-7167 and they will email an application to you. Don’t miss out on this opportunity to meet new friends with your same gardening interests and enjoy the fun activities Master Gardeners participate in all year long.

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