Augusta Area Master Gardeners
Important information for Augusta Area Master Gardeners
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GA Master Gardener Extension Volunteer Website
Log your training and volunteer hours in MGLOG. Master Gardeners are required annually to complete 25 volunteer hours and 10 continuing education hours. The deadline for reporting all hours is December 31st to be included in the County Annual Summary.
Name Badge replacement order - Current Master Gardener Extension Volunteers can order a replacement volunteer name badge by contacting the Richmond County Extension Office at 706-821-2350 or uge3245@uga.edu. A replacement name badge cost $16.00.
Use Johnny's interactive planning tools and calculators to help with planning and scheduling your growing season. From calculating how much seed you'll need and when to plant, replant, and harvest, to the resources you'll require to build your new high tunnel, our calculators can help you streamline your operation to become more productive, profitable, and enjoyable.
Trellis provides support to Georgia Master Gardener Extension Volunteers by providing resources for the MGEV experience. Sign up to subscribe to Trellis to receive MGEV updates and opportunities for online training sessions, such as the Thoughtful Thursday Series.
Ask a Master Gardener
Master Gardener Extension volunteers are available upon request for setting up a plant clinic at local retail nurseries, garden centers, farmer's markets, local events, and other locations. Please provide at least 6 weeks advance notice to allow time for scheduling a plant clinic day. Submit your request or general plant questions using any of these methods:
- Submit information in the Ask a Master Gardener box on this page
- Email augustaareamastergardeners@gmail.com
- Submit your request on Augusta Area Master Gardeners Facebook
- Call the Richmond County Extension Office at 706-821-2350
Plant clinics offer an excellent opportunity for the general public to ask questions about gardening and home landscaping. Trained Master Gardener Extension Volunteers can provide soil test bags, free publications, consumer horticulture recommendations, troubleshooting advice, and other references to homeowners.
Upcoming Events
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Aug 7 Pollination Nation! The Great Southeast Pollinator Census Welcome to Pollination Nation! Dive into the fascinating world of pollinators with this webinar. Learn about the wide variety of pollinators that call your backyard home, from bees and butterflies to birds and beyond, while learning why these incredible creatures are essential to our ecosystems. You'll also explore the Great Southeast Pollinator Census, a community-driven initiative celebrating and protecting pollinators. Let Lisa Klein with 成人影院 Extension Gwinnett teach you about the vital role pollinators play and how we can support them in our own backyards! This program qualifies for master gardener continuing education credit. For more information, please contact us at uge1135@uga.edu.
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Aug 12 Basic Pruning Discover the art of pruning with this easy-to-follow and practical webinar. Whether you're shaping shrubs, trees, or flowers, you'll learn the key techniques to keep your plants healthy and looking their best. With clear guidance on when and why to prune, plus tips for mastering the tools and methods, this presentation gives you the confidence to care for your garden like a pro. Let Lisa Klein with 成人影院 Extension Gwinnett guide you through the how to’s of this technique. This program qualifies for master gardener continuing education credit. For more information, please contact us at uge1135@uga.edu.
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Aug 14 House Plant Academy: Book Club Edition Join the 成人影院 Extension Book Club for an inspiring session featuring How Can I Help? Saving Nature With Your Yard by Doug Tallamy. Nicole Caldwell, curator of the Houseplant Academy, and special guest Heather Alley, 成人影院 Conservation Horticulturist, will lead a thoughtful discussion on the book’s core message: how homeowners can support conservation efforts right from their own yards—no matter the size. You don’t need to read the book to participate—just bring your curiosity! Whether you have a backyard, a balcony, or a few pots on a windowsill, you’ll discover simple, practical ways to make a meaningful impact. This event is open to everyone and offers both in-person and online options. Connect with fellow plant lovers, share ideas, and grow your knowledge of nature-friendly gardening. Let’s explore how small actions can make a big difference!
- Virtual Event
- Lawrenceville, GA - (122.0 Miles)

