Phone and Site Consultations. Compost Demonstration Sites. Community Gardening and Beautification. Information Booths at Fairs and Festivals. How to Become a Georgia Master Gardener Georgia residents may have the opportunity to become a Master Gardener in their home county.
Classes usually form either in the spring or fall.
Interested volunteer candidates should contact their local county extension office to see if an active program exists and when the next class will be taught. It is possible to join another county's program if one does not already exist in your home county. This must be worked out between the local and hosting county agent. Again, the intent of the program is to train you in subjects that will prepare you to assist the local county agents. Participants usually take a mid-term exam and will be required to pass a final exam on the material covered.