McLennan County Master Gardeners
Volunteers Supporting the Texas AgriLIFE Extension Service since 1997
About
"Just because you've only got houseplants doesn't mean you don't have the gardening spirit - I look upon myself as an indoor gardener."
- Sara Moss-Wolfe
Awards
Habitat for Humanity
2008: Volunteers of the Year
Keep Waco Beautiful
2008: Volunteers of the Year
Texas Master Gardener Conference
2008: 2nd Place Project Award
Children's Garden Fair
Texas Master Gardeners
The Texas Master Gardener Program is an educational activity offered by the Texas AgriLIFE Extension of Texas A&M University System. It is designed to increase the availability of horticultural information and extend horticultural projects throughout the community. It provides invaluable training and educational opportunities.
The objectives of the Texas Master Gardener program are to expand the capacity of Texas AgriLIFE Extension and to distribute horticultural information to individuals and groups in the community. It also strives to develop and enhance community programs related to horticulture. Depending on the community needs, these may be environmental improvement activities, horticultural therapy projects or community and school garden programs.
McLennan County Master Gardeners
The McLennan County Master Gardener program began in 1997 with 16. We now have over 75 members.
Meetings are generally held on 2nd Wednesdays, noon, at Carleen Bright Arboretum in Woodway, TX. Contact Texas AgriLIFE Extension Service at (254) 757-5180 to confirm date, time and location.