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News and Articles from Across Georgia
Butterfly Day Mar 14, 2022 !
The GMGA Nominating Committee is presenting a slate of candidates to serve beginning January 1, 2022. You may vote for the entire slate or for individual candidates.
Celebrating the Success of Our 2021 Annual Conference!
The Board of the Georgia Master Gardeners Association would like to extend a most grateful congratulations to the Augusta Master Gardeners Association for pulling off a great 2021 Annual Conference!
Congratulations to Fulton County and Melissa Mattee-Murphy
Melissa Mattee-Murphy, Agriculture and Natural Resources Agent in Fulton County, was chosen as the recipient of the 2021 Award of Excellence presented by the Georgia Master Gardener Association (GMGA).
2021 GMGA AWARD OF EXCELLENCE
Once again, GMGA is offering the Award of Excellence in Consumer Horticulture. Applications will be accepted through September 3, 2021.
Victory Home Greenhouse Revitalization
The project is 200 square feet in area, with 100 native plants. It is the result of a partnership with The Victory Home Inc. and Headwaters Master Gardeners.
Hearts of Glass Documentary Announced
The film is about Vertical Harvest, an ambitious small business located in Jackson Hole, WY, that combines high-tech local food production and meaningful employment for people with disabilities.
Congratulations to Gwinnett County and Tim Daly
Timothy Daly, Agriculture and Natural Resources Agent in Gwinnett County, was chosen as the recipient of the 2020 Award of Excellence presented by the Georgia Master Gardener Association (GMGA).
Announcing Our 2020 GMGA Scholarship Recipient
Abbie Dillon thanks GMGA for the 2020 scholarship award and support.
Our Impact as Master Gardeners of Georgia
It’s not often that we take the time to think about the impact we have on a daily, monthly, or yearly basis as the Georgia Master Gardener Association.
EDIBLE EDUCATION GARDEN
The Master Gardeners of Gilmer County worked with the 3 Rivers Boys and Girls Club of North Georgia.
HOUSTON COUNTY HABITAT FOR HUMANITY
The project is 200 square feet in area, with 100 native plants.