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Extension Master Gardener℠ Volunteers

Since 1979, North Carolina Extension Master Gardener℠ Volunteers (EMGVs) have been leaders in this internationally acclaimed program, guiding homeowners in making environmentally sound decisions in their landscapes. Trained by North Carolina State University faculty and staff, EMGVs provide research-based information about gardening and environmental stewardship to individuals and communities across the state. EMGVs engage the community through education and outreach on a wide variety of subjects and through a broad spectrum of projects, all designed to maximize their impact.

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Think Green Thursdays

Think Green Thursdays (TGT) are the gardening classes offered by the N.C. Cooperative Extension service in Alamance County. The …

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Tree Fruit Pruning Workshop

This fruit tree workshop is a must-attend, if you want to learn how to correctly prune newly purchased or …

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February 2023 Alamance Gardener

Head outdoors at winter’s end read how to get ready for spring in this month’s edition of Alamance Gardener Alamance …

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January 2023 Alamance Gardener

Think Green Thursdays (and some Saturdays) are scheduled beginning February 9 at Buster Sykes Farm and Forest. Read all …

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Alamance Gardener September 2022

Thinking of going Native? Read here for some great September ideas to get you started! Alamance Gardener SEPT …

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July 2022 Issue of Alamance Gardener

We take on the scourge of spurge and other summer garden nightmares in this month’s Alamance Gardener Alamance Gardener JUL …

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Alamance Gardener - June 2022

Alamance Gardener JUN 2022 Read about this bell ringer and other June gardening issues in this month’s Alamance …