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Benefits of Becoming a Master Gardener Volunteer

Published on April 7, 2016March 15, 2017 by Lyssa Seefeldt

Weeding A Corner of the Vegetable GardenThere are many benefits to becoming a Master Gardener Volunteer.  Check out 10 Benefits of Becoming a Master Gardener Volunteer for more information.

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Updated USDA Plant Hardiness Zones

The USDA recently updated the plant hardiness zones.  View the interactive (zoomable) USDA Plant Hardiness Zones Map.  Please note that the Captcha security box on the page is case sensitive (we found that out the hard way).

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Avoiding and Remedying Abiotic Injury of Trees

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What is abiotic injury?  How do you tell a tree has it?  Check out this webinar to learn about what abiotic injury is, how to identify it, and how to deal with the problem.  This webinar is worth one hour of continuing education credit for Master Gardener Volunteers.
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