This is a great opportunity to get a high quality attractive rain barrel at an excellent price. The workshop is in the National Guard Building at 800 Virginia Avenue, Huntington and runs from 10 am until noon on Saturday, April 21.
Pre-registration is required (Thomas.C.Thurman@wv.gov) and the $25 payment is due at the workshop.
Wednesday, March 21, 2018
Friday, February 23, 2018
2018 WSAZ Home & Garden Show Speakers Announced
The featured speakers for the 2018 WSAZ Home and GardenShow at the Big Sandy Superstore Arena have been announced.
FRIDAY MARCH 9th
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5PM
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Dr. Mira Danilovich
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Brambles (Small Fruits)
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6PM
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Dr. Monica Valentovic & Dr. Gary
Rankin
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Rose Care
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SATURDAY MARCH 10th
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12PM
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Lyndall Harned
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Composting
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1PM
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Grant Bishop
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Pesticides
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2PM
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Brenda Porter
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Home Canning
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3PM
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Dr. Chuck Talbott
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Controling Pests with Intergrated Pest
Mgt.
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4PM
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Dr. Sheldon Owen
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Bats
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5PM
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Lori Bowling
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New Plants for 2018
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6PM
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Lacy Davidson & Park Ferguson
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Grow Yourself Healthy: Why You Can’t Afford NOT to Grow, Shop, and Eat WV Raised Food
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Tuesday, January 16, 2018
Master Gardener Class Cancelled on January 16
Because of the snow and extreme cold on January 16, the Cabell County Master Gardener class on botany will not be held as scheduled. Because this is a required class, it will be made up at at future date. As you are aware, when Cabell County Schools close there will be no Master Gardener class that day.
If you would like to get a preview of the botany class please go to the information page for that class - Botany where you can watch the videos, download the handouts and take some practice quizzes.
The updated class schedule is available on our Education page.
If you would like to get a preview of the botany class please go to the information page for that class - Botany where you can watch the videos, download the handouts and take some practice quizzes.
The updated class schedule is available on our Education page.
Monday, January 8, 2018
Bat Presentation - January 20 - 2 pm
The January 20 meeting of the Cabell County Master Gardener Association promises to be a special one. Dr. Sheldon Owen, Wildlife Specialist for the WVU Extension Service will speak on bats in West Virginia.
The presentation will be on January 20, 2018 at 2 pm in the Fellowship Hall of Enslow Park Presbyterian Church in Huntington. Directions to the church can be found by clicking the link above. The public is warmly invited.
There will be a brief business meeting following Dr. Owen's presentation.
The presentation will be on January 20, 2018 at 2 pm in the Fellowship Hall of Enslow Park Presbyterian Church in Huntington. Directions to the church can be found by clicking the link above. The public is warmly invited.
There will be a brief business meeting following Dr. Owen's presentation.
Thursday, December 21, 2017
2018 Master Gardener Class Forming
Do you love gardening and sharing your experience with others? Even if you are not a Cabell County resident, you can become a Master Gardener through the Cabell County Master Gardener Association classes that are beginning soon.
Master Gardeners are volunteers trained by agents of the WVU Cooperative Extension Service and local experts to provide practical home and garden education. They answer questions at the WSAZ Home & Garden Show, volunteer at horticultural events like Huntington in Bloom, and help manage school and community gardens.
The 2018 Master Gardener classes begin on Tuesday, January 9 th , at Enslow Park Presbyterian Church in Huntington, WV. Classes are from 6:30 – 9:30 p.m. each Tuesday through May 15 th . Class size is limited.
The Master Gardener class consists of 16 weeks of classroom work and hands-on activities. Instructors provide an overview of major horticultural topics, environmentally sound gardening practices, food safety, and issues affecting West Virginia residents and homeowners. Class topics include insect management, container gardening, soils and fertilizers, composting, organic gardening, and many others.
Upon completion of classroom work, graduates volunteer 40 hours on designated projects to complete the requirements for earning the Master Gardener title. A fee of $110 must be paid at the start of class. This fee will cover the comprehensive West Virginia Master Gardener Handbook, handouts, name badge, and other supplies.
For more information or to register for the class, call Pauline Tiller at the WVU Extension Service - Cabell County at (304) 526-8458, or you can also sign up for the classes using the online form.
Master Gardeners are volunteers trained by agents of the WVU Cooperative Extension Service and local experts to provide practical home and garden education. They answer questions at the WSAZ Home & Garden Show, volunteer at horticultural events like Huntington in Bloom, and help manage school and community gardens.
The 2018 Master Gardener classes begin on Tuesday, January 9 th , at Enslow Park Presbyterian Church in Huntington, WV. Classes are from 6:30 – 9:30 p.m. each Tuesday through May 15 th . Class size is limited.
The Master Gardener class consists of 16 weeks of classroom work and hands-on activities. Instructors provide an overview of major horticultural topics, environmentally sound gardening practices, food safety, and issues affecting West Virginia residents and homeowners. Class topics include insect management, container gardening, soils and fertilizers, composting, organic gardening, and many others.
Upon completion of classroom work, graduates volunteer 40 hours on designated projects to complete the requirements for earning the Master Gardener title. A fee of $110 must be paid at the start of class. This fee will cover the comprehensive West Virginia Master Gardener Handbook, handouts, name badge, and other supplies.
For more information or to register for the class, call Pauline Tiller at the WVU Extension Service - Cabell County at (304) 526-8458, or you can also sign up for the classes using the online form.
Thursday, December 7, 2017
Putnam County Master Gardeners to Conduct 2018 Fruit Tree Fundraiser
The Putnam County Master Gardeners are conducting a Fruit
Tree Fundraiser during the months of December and January. The public is invited to place their order
for trees from Adams County Nursery, Inc. in PA with a bulk order placed by the
local Master Gardener association.
Pending on the total number of trees that the group orders, typical
savings per tree (when ordering 100 trees or more) are $18/tree for apple and
pear varieties and approximately $17/tree for peach, plum and cherry
trees. Two yeqrs ago, we ordered 150
trees and trees averaged $12 -$15 per tree.
Orders and payments must be received by January 30th.
Price breaks, premium charges, disease resistant varieties, rootstocks
and pollination considerations are located at the company’s website (http://www.acnursery.com/acn_trees.php). A limited number of catalogues are available
at the WVU Putnam County Extension Office.
A donation to the Putnam County Master Gardeners of ($2) per tree, depending on the number of trees ordered, will be
collected for each tree order. To place
an order or for further questions, call the Kari Wilger at 304-767-5583 or
email her at wilgerkari@gmail.com.
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Location:
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Tuesday, November 28, 2017
2017 CCMGA Winter Party - December 2 - Boyd County Extension Office
The CCMGA Winter Party will be held on December 3 at the Boyd County Extension Office. We will caravan or car pool leaving Enslow Park Presbyterian Church at 10:15 am. If you are planning to drive, you can find the Boyd County Extension Office at 2420 Center Street, Catlettsburg KY. The festivities begin at 11 am, Ham will be provided but members are asked to bring a side or dessert to share. Please give Jane Wilson a call or email (jackjanewilson@gmail.com or 304-416-1840) to let her know how many will be coming, what side dish you plan to bring and whether you wish to make one or more wreaths. CCMGA members can bring one adult guest if desired.
Our host, Lori Bowling will be doing the education segment of our meeting showing us how to make beautiful wreaths that are suitable for holiday displays and make great gifts. Members and guests can make wreaths for $15 each.
Please remember that dues ($16) can now be paid for 2018. You can give your dues to Treasurer, Tom Bell at the December 2 meeting or mail the dues to:
CCMGA
PO Box 7661
Huntington, WV 25578-7661
Our host, Lori Bowling will be doing the education segment of our meeting showing us how to make beautiful wreaths that are suitable for holiday displays and make great gifts. Members and guests can make wreaths for $15 each.
Please remember that dues ($16) can now be paid for 2018. You can give your dues to Treasurer, Tom Bell at the December 2 meeting or mail the dues to:
CCMGA
PO Box 7661
Huntington, WV 25578-7661
Directions to the Boyd County Extension Office
Take Interstate 64 westbound to Exit 191 which is the first exit after crossing into Kentucky. Take Route 23 northbound for about 8.6 miles passing under the underpass to the right to Catlettsburg. At the "Y" in the road take a right turn followed by an immediate left onto Center Street. Follow Center Street for 2.8 miles to the corner with 25th Street. The Boyd County Extension Office will be on the left across from Neal Funeral Home. If you pass the Grandview Manor high rise you have gone too far. Plenty of parking is available in the Extension Office lot. The drive from Enslow Park Presbyterian Church should take less than 30 minutes.
Directions to the Boyd County Extension Office are available through Google Maps with the link below:
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