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Master Gardeners of Carver & Scott Counties

Master Gardeners of Carver & Scott Counties

For Carver/Scott Volunteers Only

All Carver/Scott Master Gardeners are encouraged to contribute to this website. Please don't be shy. Send in your contributions, and be sure to let us know what you'd like to see on the "Volunteers Only" page.

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Carver/Scott Yard & Garden Line

Have a question on:

  • Gardening?
  • Landscape plants?
  • Plant selection?
  • Insects?
  • Pesky wildlife?
  • Plant disease?

(952) 466-5308

Leave your question as a voice mail, 24 hrs. a day. A Master Gardener will return your call. Our service is free.

Master Gardeners are great speakers

Carver/Scott Master Gardeners are available as speakers at your events. Please contact Jackie Smith, Program Coordinator, at 952-466-5309, to make arrangements, but the following provides some general guidelines:

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What do Master Gardeners do?

Master Gardeners in Carver and Scott counties joined together to form a unified group in 1987, with a grand total membership of five. Since those humble beginnings, the group has grown to its current size of 100 active members. These members regularly average over 50 hours per year and keep busy with many yearly projects. In 2005, the group volunteered a total of 5447 hours at a value of $95,595 (Using the national rate of $17.55 per hour for the monetary contribution of volunteer time established by Independent Sector).

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Carver/Scott Master Gardener Program

...to enhance and improve the environment and quality of life in the community

The mission of the Carver/Scott County Master Gardener Program is to involve volunteers trained in horticulture to use research-based resources of the University of Minnesota to enhance and improve the environment and quality of life in the community.

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