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Resources for GA MGEVs

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  • Continued Learning in 2024

    We’re back with our Thoughtful Thursday continuing education series for GA MGEVs! During our monthly webinar (usually the second Thursday from 2-2:30 pm), UGA specialists share updates on a variety of horticulture topics with MGEVs. We use Zoom for these sessions so MGEVs, trainees, Extension agents and staff can join in wherever they are in…

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  • Holidays and Hours

    Happy Holidays! We wish you a cheerful holiday season and look forward to all MGEVs will accomplish in 2024! It will be a big year full of celebrations for our program’s 45th anniversary! We know the holiday season is a busy, wonderful time, but we just wanted to take a moment to remind you to…

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  • Gifts from Your Garden: Future

    Take what you have gained from me and share it with future gardeners. Share plants with a young child or a new gardener. Pass along your love for plants and gardening!

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  • Gifts from Your Garden: Handicraft

    With so many beautiful materials within my boundaries, you have many options for crafts. (okra pod ornaments, pressed flowers, pounded flowers, etc.)

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  • Gifts from Your Garden: Connection

    My heirloom roses remind you of a long-passed relative who inspired your love of gardening.

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  • Gifts from Your Garden: Inspiration

    When you see your plants growing so beautifully, you are inspired to do more and share with others.

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  • Gifts from Your Garden: More Plants

    I give you baby plants and propagules to make more plants. You can spread these around the garden or share them with others.

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  • Gifts from Your Garden: Decorations

    You can harvest from the garden and make beautiful decorations.

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  • Gifts from Your Garden: Flavor

    Load your baskets with snippets of herbs and spices. Take them to the kitchen and add them to your dishes!

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  • Gifts from Your Garden: Rest

    When you come to the garden, even if just to sit a spell, you find rest. Your mind wanders, considering all the potential, all the lovelies.

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