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Planting Seeds for the Future: The Power of Giving - Extension Master Gardener Volunteers | NC State Extension

For decades, thousands of NC State Extension Master Gardener℠ volunteers have invested their time and talent into strengthening North Carolina communities.The power of philanthropy makes the impact…

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2025 Annual Report Spotlights Volunteers' Commitment to Growth through Continuing Ed - Extension Master Gardener Volunteers | NC State Extension

Behind every expert gardening tip our volunteers share is a deep commitment to research-based horticultural science.In 2025, NC State Extension Master Gardener℠ volunteers completed more than 58,300…

agbiotech.ces.ncsu.edu·há 6 meses

Gardening for Everyone

Join us each month as Bob Le Pere, local NC State Extension Master Gardener volunteer with N.C. Cooperative Extension, Forsyth County Center, teaches best practices for managing a successful garden fr

communitydevelopment.ces.ncsu.edu·há 6 meses

Community Gardening for Everyone

Join us monthly to learn best practices for managing a garden from start to finish. Bob Le Pere, local NC State Extension Master Gardener volunteer with N.C. Cooperative Extension, Forsyth County Cent

ncfreshproducesafety.ces.ncsu.edu·há 6 meses

Calling Plant 911: Understanding Cold Injuries and Caring for Plants After Extreme Weather Hits

A version of this article, written by Melinda Heigel, Extension Master GardenerSM volunteer of Durham County, was originally published on the Extension Master Gardener of Durham County blog on January

lee.ces.ncsu.edu·há 7 meses

Fruit Pruning Workshops

The Fruit Pruning Workshop Series is a prime example of horticultural public outreach, offering free, hands-on education to the community through the N.C. Cooperative Extension. This series provides s

localfood.ces.ncsu.edu·há 7 meses

Winter Pruning: What to Cut Now (And What to Leave Alone)

***This article was written by Angela Mason Foster, Beaufort County Master Gardener Volunteer*** January often feels like gardening’s quiet season—the ground resting, the days short, and the tools tuc

caswell.ces.ncsu.edu·há 7 meses

Why Bulbs Sleep: Understanding Their Journey From Dormancy to Bloom

***This article was written by Angela Mason Foster, Beaufort County Extension Master Gardener Volunteer*** Each January, as we peer out at the quiet garden, it’s tempting to think that nothing much is