The Gwinnett County Master Gardener Association (GCMGA) will provide $5,000 in Grants in 2013 to GCMGA members for projects to support our mission to serve as stewards of the environment and to educate the public about horticultural practices that foster both beautiful gardens and a healthy environment. The information sheet and application form are available under the Docs and Forms tab. The deadline for submission is March 15, 2013, Related Images:
Author: Becky Wolary
Join Gwinnett County Master Gardeners Association!
For those of you who haven’t yet renewed your membership, please do. If you’re not a current member, we invite you to join our group whether you’re Master Gardeners or just like gardening and want to be a Friend of our organization. We have great speakers lined up for this year as well as interesting field trips, other activities and events. Come to our meetings (see our calendar for dates, time and location). A membership form can be obtained by selecting Docs and Forms from the top tab and selecting the first link of 2013 Membership Forms. We look forward to having you join us at our meetings. Related Images:
Atlanta Zoo Field Trip
When Danielle Green of the Atlanta Zoo spoke to our group in the spring of 2012, Margaret immediately worked to accept her invitation to visit and set up a field trip. In October, we all had a great time and Danielle is a very knowledgeable, sharing tour guide! We learned about appropriate horticulture for the zoo. I had never really considered that there were plants that should not be in a zoo, not only for the animals but also for the visitors to the zoo. The education about different types of bamboo needed for the pandas; overwintering plants; plants appropriate for our zone – we all learned a lot of good information. Absolutely worth the trip! Related Images: