You must then do 35 hours of community service to your community. This can consist of such services as answering garden questions, conducting garden schools, working on community beautification projects, or assisting in other public education-related activities. Homeowner association projects do not qualify. When you have passed your exam and completed your volunteer commitment, you will be certified as an Indiana Extension Master Gardener by Purdue University. For more information, contact Bill Rice on upcoming programs and dates.
Payment is by good check or cash.
Sorry, but we are not able to accept credit cards at this time. Payment is required to reserve a place in the class. Spots will not be held without pre-payment. The next Master Gardener training program will begin August 23, 2001. There will be two sessions offered.