| | webmaster@fairfaxmastergardeners.org | | Would you like to have a gardening event, announcement, training class, workshop or symposium posted on the web site? If you are interested please email event title, description, cost, location, date & time to the Web Site Administrator. | | | enrollment@fairfaxmastergardeners.org | 703-968-3018, X 3500 | In Fairfax County, Participant must be a Fairfax County resident in order to enroll in our program. Participants are expected to attend 30 hours of training each spring for three years and to serve a minimum of 24 hours per year by working at plant clinics, at information booths, or other service projects. This program is funded by annual fees paid by participating members.
The 2010 program is now closed. If you would like to be added to the 2011 program waitlist, please contact us by email or call and leave a message. | | | | 703-324-5369 | | | | mgfairfax@vt.edu | 703-324-8556 | | | | SpeakersBureau@fairfaxmastergardeners.org | | The Fairfax County Master Gardener Association can help you find a knowledgeable, keynote speaker or workshop facilitator, on a wide range of gardening topics, that would enhance your club’s or organization’s next meeting. Whether the purpose of your program is to inspire or inform, our Speakers Bureau is a great starting point to find speakers who can educate, motivate, and keep your organization on the right “garden path.” Our clients trust us to present environmentally sound horticultural principles and practices. | | | SpecialEvents@fairfaxmastergardeners.org | | Would you like to have a Master Gardener attend your 2008 gardening event(s) and provide free gardening advice and assistance? If you are interested, you must contact us by January 15, 2008. You may email our special events coordinator with the details at (email address). | | | readysetgrow@fairfaxmastergardeners.org | | Through the 4-H Ready, Set, Grow project, Master Gardeners teach 4th grade students about the importance of plants to people and the environment, and how to plant seeds. This program is open to all volunteers. If you have any questions about this program please contact the RSG Coordinator. |
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