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Ozark Gateway Master Gardeners: Helping Others Learn to Grow
Interested in becoming a Master Gardener?
Ozark Gateway Master Gardeners are dedicated to helping others learn to grow. We serve all of Jasper County. Our trained volunteers provide the community with current and approved horticulture practices to enhance their home garden, lawn, and landscape.
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Community Projects
Our long-term projects that support the community. These may be places to visit, or even opportunities for anyone in the general public to volunteer!
Horticultural Teaching
Growing Our Communities
Horticultural Teaching
Master Gardeners give presentations to garden clubs and organized groups, perform scheduled seminars, and give various demonstrations.
Service Activities
Growing Our Communities
Horticultural Teaching
Master Gardeners plan and implement community projects, conduct library programs, and participate in special events.
Growing Our Communities
Growing Our Communities
Growing Our Communities
Master Gardeners work with numerous community leaders to provide knowledge and skills to serve local communities.
Service Requirements
Master Gardeners are required to provide at least 30 service hours within their community.
Opportunities for service are many depending upon the individual's interests and abilities.
Special recognition for individuals completing training and service hours.
To remain an active member of the local Master Gardeners, continuous service activities are required.
Master Gardener-grown plants using hydroponics.