Struggling with plant diseases, pest problems, or poor soil in your garden? Master Gardener training gives you the tools and knowledge to diagnose problems and grow healthier plants. This 10-week program is where gardening enthusiasts learn science-based horticulture practices from university experts and experienced volunteers.
After completing the program, you'll be able to:
- Identify common plant diseases and pest issues
- Test and improve your soil health
- Choose the right plants for New York conditions
- Troubleshoot gardening problems using research-based solutions
- Connect with a community of experienced local gardeners
Program Details:
- When: January 15 - March 19, Tuesdays 6:30-9:00 PM
- Where: CCE Franklin County Office
- Cost: $200 (includes all materials and soil testing kit)
- Time commitment: 3 hours weekly class + 50 hours volunteer service
Ready to get started? Registration closes January 8th and space is limited to 25 participants. Contact Sarah Miller at sarahmiller.cce [at] cornell.edu (sarahmiller[dot]cce[at]cornell[dot]edu)
