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DOUGLAS COUNTY HORTICULTURE

The Douglas County Horticulture Program provides diagnostic services for commercial businesses and consumers and trains and coordinates Master Gardener Volunteers.


DOUGLAS COUNTY FALL 2009 ADVANCED MASTER GARDENER CLASS Wisconsin Master Gardener Logo

 

Are you a master gardener or someone passionate about gardening who wants to learn more about bulbs or roses, rain gardens and container gardening? How about learning more about garden design, planting for the winter landscape and houseplants? If so, then the Fall 2009 Advanced Master Gardener Program is just for you.

The Douglas County UW-Extension office is now taking registrations for the Fall 2009 Advanced Master Gardener Program which will be held on Tuesdays, beginning September 29 and continuing through December 15, from 6:00 - 9:00 PM. Classes will be held at the Douglas County Courthouse, 1313 Belknap Street, in UW-Extension Room 107. Cost for the program is $125 or $20 per session.

If you are ready for more gardening knowledge, sign up for the Advanced Master Gardener class. Registration deadline is September 15 and is first-come, first-serve with preference given to Douglas County residents. A maximum of 12 participants will be accepted.

For more information and to register, contact Nancy Gallagher at the Extension Office at 715-395-1363.

The session topics are as follows:

September 29

Gardening with Bulbs

October 6

Winning Combinations with Grasses
Planting under Trees

October 13

Growing and Management of Cut Flowers
Plant Propagation

October 20

Garden Design
Home Landscape Irrigation

October 27

Container Gardening

November 3

Hardy Shrub Roses for Wisconsin
Plants for Winter Landscape

November 10

Rain Gardens

November 17

Annuals and Large Tropical Plants

November 24

Lilies and Daylilies
Flowerbed Preparation

December 1

Indoor/Outdoor Insect Pests

December 8

Diseases of Outdoor Flowers and Houseplants

December 15

Houseplant Care and Culture



ORGANIC VEGETABLE FIELD DAY

 

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Organic Vegetable Field Day
Saturday, September 20, 2008
John and Jane Fisher-Merritt, Food Farm
Wrenshall, MN

Moses is holding a number of organic farming field days this summer in Wisconsin and Minnesota. Field day topics will include: small grain and forage production; organic dairy production; organic vegetable production, and extending your growing season.

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FRIDAY BROWN BAG PROGRAMS

These free programs are offered live via audio from UW-Extension, Madison, usually the last Friday of the month at 12:00 (noon). A range of horticultural topics are covered. Contact the Extension Office for information.


GARDENING RESOURCES

'' X'' Files - Wisconsin Garden Facts

A publication series with one to two page fact sheets specifically on horticulture topics, designed to be user-friendly for home and commercial gardeners. They are short, concise and easy to read, with an emphasis on answers to questions that homeowners often ask about horticulture issues. The Garden Facts are all free and available to download and print.

InfoSource

A service of the UW-Extension, gives answers to hundreds of commonly asked questions on a variety of topics including horticulture, at times people need the information most. Both internet and phone access are available 24 hours, seven days a week! With the internet version you won't need a brochure to select a topic, and you can print messages on demand.

UW - Extension Horticultural Publications

Includes more detailed information on a wide variety of topics including horticulture . Most of the publications are free to download and print.

Lake Superior Master Gardener Association

The Lake Superior Master Gardener Association was formed by Master Gardeners in 1999. Activities include horticulture volunteer projects and winter season educational programs for the public. Annual dues are $20 per year.


RELATED HORTICULTURE LINKS OF INTEREST


STAFF

If you have any questions regarding Horticulture in Douglas County, please contact:

Nancy Gallagher
Douglas County UW-Extension
1313 Belknap Street, Room 107
Superior, WI 54880-2781
Phone: (715) 395-1363
FAX: (715) 395-1399
Wisconsin Relay: 711