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Master Gardener Helpline

MG Line 320-679-6342
Office 320-679-6340
Calls referred to MG

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Master Gardeners are University of Minnesota-trained volunteers who educate the public about a variety of horticulture subjects using readily-available, up-to-date research-based information. This educational effort is designed to enhance the public's quality of life and to promote good stewardship of the environment.

For more information or to request an application to become a Master Gardener, please contact*:
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*For gardening questions, please visit the "Have a Question?" page of this site.

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If combining your passion for people and plants sounds appealing, you may be a good Master Gardener candidate. A formal education in horticulture isn’t necessary—we will provide the training and resources to help you teach others. There are five steps to becoming a Master Gardener – each step is described in more detail below.

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