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- 1Master Gardener takes over abandoned herb demonstration garden●Today in Master Gardener: this herb demonstration garden in front of the extension office has been essentially abandoned
A master gardener has volunteered to revive an herb demonstration garden in front of a county extension office that had been essentially abandoned for years. The extension office put out a call for a new head gardener, and the gardener answered it, announcing the takeover. Gardening communities are sharing the story as a feel-good example of volunteers stepping up to restore neglected public green spaces.
- 2Zachary Lane garden joins Hennepin County Master Gardener tour▼Zachary Lane garden selected for Hennepin County Master Gardener tour
The garden at Zachary Lane has been selected to be featured on the Hennepin County Master Gardener tour, according to Robbinsdale Area Schools. The selection highlights the school garden as an example worth showcasing to the public. The tour typically opens notable local gardens to visitors interested in horticulture and community green spaces.
- 3Master Gardeners recommend vines to add pizazz to gardens▼Master Gardener: Turn to vines for a dose of pizazz
Master Gardener columnists are encouraging home gardeners to plant vines as an easy way to add color, height and visual interest to yards and garden beds. The advice column, syndicated across local news outlets, highlights climbing plants as a low-effort option for gardeners looking to refresh their outdoor spaces.
- 4Lincoln County Master Gardeners offer free fall class▼Lincoln County Master Gardener Association invites the public to a free class in its Fall Education Series 2026
The Lincoln County Master Gardener Association is inviting the public to attend a free class as part of its Fall Education Series 2026. The session is open to anyone interested in gardening topics and requires no prior experience. The association is a volunteer program focused on horticulture education for local residents.
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Four Master Gardeners have been named recipients of the 2026 Golden Trowel Awards, according to the Sequim Gazette. The awards honor volunteer Master Gardeners for their service and contributions to horticulture education in their community. Further details about the recipients and the awarding organization were not provided.
- 6Master Gardener Spotlights Ruston's Butterfly Garden●Snippets from a Master Gardener: Ruston’s Butterfly Garden
A Louisiana Master Gardener has written about Ruston's butterfly garden, sharing snippets on the plants and care behind the local attraction. The piece, published by the Lincoln Parish Journal, highlights how the garden supports pollinators and offers gardening tips for residents interested in attracting butterflies to their own yards.