Master Gardeners of Greene County

Sign up now for our 2020 Core Training classes! ~POSTPONED~

Posted by webmaster on March 28, 2020

Become a Master Gardener! If you are interested in becoming a Master Gardener and joining the Master Gardeners of Greene County, 2020 Core Training for new members has been postponed…

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COVID-19 Protocol: Master Gardeners of Greene County Hotline

Posted by webmaster on March 19, 2020

ATTENTION GARDENERS! Master Gardeners of Greene County Hotline is STILL OPEN for business to answer your important gardening questions. We are entering the gardening season with people beginning a new…

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COVID-19 Protocol: Potting Shed University Cancellations

Posted by webmaster on March 15, 2020

In an abundance of caution, the three remaining Potting Shed University classes on March 16th, March 23rd and March 30th, 2020 have been cancelled. Master Gardeners of Greene County…

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2020 classes have been announced!

Posted by webmaster on October 26, 2019

Master Gardeners of Greene County wants to thank everyone who came to our 2019 classes and made them a huge success! Classes will resume for

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Master Gardeners at the Library Station

Posted by webmaster on February 3, 2020

6 Different Topics, 6 Master Gardeners Shae Johnson – Butterflies and Pollinators Jana Belk – Herbs Ken Chamberlain – Heirlooms and Hybrids Kathy Rapp – Wildflowers and Native Plants …

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2020 Lawn and Garden Show

Posted by webmaster on February 2, 2020

The 2020 30th Annual Ozark Empire Fair Lawn and Garden Show will be held from Friday, February 28, 2020 through Sunday,…

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Frost Flowers Bloom in the Ozarks

Posted by webmaster on December 4, 2019

Have you seen “Frost Flowers” blooming lately? If so, you have had to get out early in the morning during the first few hard frosts. Frost flowers, also known…

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Plant Garlic in the Fall

Posted by webmaster on September 25, 2019

Garlic is a beloved ingredient in many culinary recipes because of the flavor and aroma that it adds to food. Due to its antibacterial and antiviral properties, garlic…

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Harvesting Sweet Potatoes

Posted by webmaster on September 20, 2019

With our first frost imminent here in Missouri, now is the time to harvest those sweet potatoes! Most varieties of sweet potatoes are ready to harvest between 90 and 120…

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Welcome to the 2019 Spring Native Plant Sale at Hickory Hills Elementary School!

Posted by webmaster on April 30, 2019

The Master Gardeners of Greene County invite you to attend our Annual Spring Native Plant Sale at Hickory Hills Elementary School on April 29, 2019 through May 3, 2019,…

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