Thank you for your interest in the 2026 AMGA Conference in Huntsville! We have reached the maximum number of registrants (400) that we are able to accept due to fire codes at the Westin Hotel. Please consider joining us for the 2027 AMGA Conference in Jefferson County, April 7-9, at Rosewood Hall in Homewood!
The Calhoun County Master Gardeners will have a monthly program and lunch on October 9, 2024 at Cane Creek Gardens in Anniston, Alabama.
Chip East, Regional Extension Agent will present “How to Grow Fruits and Berries in Small Spaces.”
The Luncheon Theme will be “Fruits and Vegetables.”
The mission of the Alabama Master Gardeners Association, Inc. is to assist and support the Alabama Cooperative Extension System in its education outreach program. The AMGA also supports the local master Gardener Associations in their pursuit of continuing education in the field of horticulture providing volunteer service through horticultural based assistance education and community projects.
The Alabama Master Gardeners Association is a 501(c)(3) Nonprofit Corporation – Assisting Local Associations in Horticulture Programs for the Community.
Want to know what’s wrong with your tomatoes or why there’s brown patches in your lawn? Find the answers to these questions and more with the Master Gardener Helpline. A Master Gardener will assess your needs and help find a science-based solution for you.
Interested in becoming a certified Extension Master Gardener Volunteer? It doesn’t matter if you have two black thumbs. If you have a desire to learn, grow, and share, you are a great candidate for the Master Gardener Program.
Looking for a Master Gardener Speaker for your next garden club meeting, conference, or other event? Find one with the help of our Speakers’ Bureau. Our Speakers are certified in a variety of topics and are sure to bring expertise to your gathering.