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For our last Thoughtful Thursday session of 2020, Georgia 4-H specialists Keri Hobbs and Craven Hudson were joined by Donovan Nelson as they shared about the opportunity to shape the next generation of gardeners through the Master Mentoring program. This Georgia 4-H program supports the essential elements of youth development, including belonging, independence, and generosity,…
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The Wisconsin Master Gardener Program is seeking input on how people learn horticulture information. The data collected from this survey will help us with our efforts to be more accessible, inclusive, and diverse. You don’t need to be a Master Gardener Volunteer to take the survey! You also don’t need to live in WI. Open…
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Direct link: https://t.uga.edu/6tm Archive: https://extension.uga.edu/newsletter.html In this issue: Flavor of Georgia grand prize goes to Charleston and Church Cheddar Rounds Pruning tips for ornamental plants Helping teens get smart about relationships Georgia 4-H provides virtual and in-person environmental education
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GA MGEVs, if you haven’t registered already, we hope you will to connect with us this Friday for our November Regional Leadership Conference from 10 am – noon. For all the details, head over to our previous blog post. This online conference is free, but registration is required to receive connection details (Register here!). You will…
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Continue monitoring for plant disease. It’s too late to treat, but most won’t be detrimental at this point. Rake up any diseased foliage or clippings and dispose of them in the trash. Avoid any extensive pruning. Broken or dead branches, however, can be removed when you see them. Continue scouting for insects in the landscape.…
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