Welcome!

The Glenn County Master Gardener Program provides our community with UC research-based information about home horticulture, sustainable landscape and pest management practices.

Click here for information about our upcoming 2012 Master Gardener Training classes: 2012 Master Gardener Training Class

Our Master Gardener volunteers have all undergone extensive training provided by specialists from the University of California.
Below are examples on how Glenn County Master Gardeners will share UC research-based information to the public:

Classes
The Glenn County 2011 MG Fair Booth
Workshops
One-on-one consultation
Demonstration gardens
Websites & online forums
Fairs and plant clinics
Mass media

Send an e-mail to the Glenn County Master Gardeners: mgglenn@ucdavis.edu

Congratulations to the new Glenn and Butte County Master Gardeners!

Glenn County Master Gardeners and their County Directors, Not Pictured: Zach Moloney, Sheila Frisk

Butte County Master Gardeners, Not Pictured: Director Susan Donohue, Syb Blythe, Nina Passariello

To be directed to the Glenn County, UC Cooperative Extension homepage,
click here: UCCE, Glenn County

Master Gardener Blog

Meet the New Program Rep. for Statewide Master Gardeners
Posted 5/23/2012 - Hello, everyone! I wanted to take a second to meet all of you. My name is Aubrey Bray and I am the new Program Representative for the Statewide Master Gardener Program. I can’t tell you how excited I am to be a part of such an...

What the Statewide Master Gardener Program Does for Us: Part I
Posted 5/23/2012 - This is the first of a series of short articles about the benefits Alameda County Master Gardeners have received from the establishment of a statewide office and the hiring of a statewide coordinator in 2006. We were very fortunate to be able to hire Pam...

Peach Leaf Curl and the Drama That Unfolds
Posted 4/30/2012 - This year was a tough year for the peaches and nectarines. It seemed that even though we sprayed with a copper oil spray and with a registered fungicide at the right time, the PLC was very noticeable on the trees this spring. Treating now is useless as...