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Cobb County Master Gardeners

21 years ago

Want To Be A Cobb County Master Gardener?

Call William Strickland at 770-528-4070 for an application. The training begins Jan 4th, 2006. Application deadline is Friday, Sept 30th at 5pm, 2005.

For additional information go to www.cobbextension.com and click on Hort and Master Gardener Program.

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Iris GW
21 years ago
I suppose you have to LIVE in Cobb County to be one?
eddie_ga_7a
Original Author
21 years ago
esh, That's a good question since we have now started a program called "Friends Of The Master Gardeners" which will utilize people who want to vulunteer and to attend our meetings but for whatever reason have not had the training. We could use another beautiful, intelligent volunteer.
Eddie
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