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The UConn Extension Master Gardener Program is an Educational Outreach Program that is part of UConn Extension. The program started in 1978 and consists of horticulture training and an outreach component that focus on the community at large. Master Gardeners are enthusiastic, willing to learn and share their knowledge and training with others. What sets them apart from other home gardeners is their special horticultural training. In exchange for this training, Master Gardeners commit time as volunteers working through their local UConn Extension Center and the Bartlett Arboretum in Stamford to provide horticultural-related information to the community.

Our Locations:

State Coordinator Sarah Bailey
Sarah.Bailey@uconn.edu or 860-409-9053

Fairfield County Extension Center
Sandra Wilson, Coordinator
Sandra.Wilson@uconn.edu
67 Stony Hill Road
Phone: (203) 207-3262
Bethel, CT 06801-3056

Hartford County Extension Center
Sarah Bailey, Coordinator
Sarah.Bailey@uconn.edu
Exchange Building - Suite 262
270 Farmington Ave
Phone: (860) 409-9053
Farmington, CT 06032

Litchfield County Extension Center
Michelle Winkler, Coordinator
Michelle.Winkler@uconn.edu
843 University Drive
Phone: (860) 626-6240
Torrington, CT 06790

Middlesex County Extension Center
Gail Reynolds, Coordinator
Gail.Reynolds@uconn.edu
1066 Saybrook Rd.
Phone: (860) 345-5235
Haddam, CT 06438

New Haven County Extension Center
Judith Hsiang, Coordinator
Judith.Hsiang@uconn.edu
305 Skiff Street
Phone: (203) 407-3168
North Haven, CT 06473-4451

New London County Extension Center
Paul Armond, Coordinator
Paul.Armond@uconn.edu
562 New London Turnpike
Phone: (860) 885-2822
Norwich, CT 06360-6599

Tolland County Extension Center
Jean Madden-Hennessey, Coordinator
Jean.Madden-Hennessey@uconn.edu
24 Hyde Road
Phone: 860-870-6934
Vernon, CT 06066-4599

Windham County Extension Center
John Lorusso, Coordinator
John.Lorusso@uconn.edu
139 Wolf Den Road
Phone: (860) 774-9600 ext. 20
Brooklyn, CT 06234-1729

UConn Extension Master Gardener Plant Clinic at the Bartlett Arboretum
Patricia Carroll, Coordinator
Patricia.Carroll@uconn.edu
151 Brookdale Road
Phone: (203) 322-6971 x18
Stamford, CT 06903-4199

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News

  • 2019 Spring Garden Master Class Catalog Available
    The 2019 Winter Spring Garden Master Class Catalog is now available! Visit our Garden Master Class Online Catalog for the link to the catalog and information on how to register for classes. We’re still adding classes so check back often!
    Posted on January 2, 2019
  • UConn Extension Master Gardener Program 40th Anniversary Hat
    40th Anniversary Master Gardener Hat This is an unconstructed cotton adjustable baseball style cap. Pay for the hat online at http://s.uconn.edu/491 Bring the receipt to your county office to pick up your hat today!
    Posted on July 25, 2018

Resources

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Upcoming Events

  1. 2/20 Involving Ethiopian Farmers for National Food and Water Security
  2. 2/21 Memoir Club
  3. 2/21 A Multidisciplinary Approach to Design
  4. 2/22 Plants & Insects/Friends or Foe?
  5. 2/26 Frankenstein At 200

Involving Ethiopian Farmers for National Food and Water Security

Wednesday, February 20th, 2019

01:15 PM - 02:45 PM

Other
Depot Campus

Involving Ethiopian Farmers for National Food and Water Security
Come learn with the Center for Learning in Retirement and Zoi Dokou, Assistant Research Professor, Civil and Environmental Engineering Department, UConn

A major global challenge of today is feeding a fast-growing population with less available water. This is a story of how scientists, farmers and water managers are working together in Ethiopia’s Blue Nile region.

To register please follow this link
http://www.cahnrconference.uconn.edu/

To see all the class options this winter please follow this link
http://bit.ly/CLIR19

Contact Information: CLIR@uconn.edu

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Memoir Club

Thursday, February 21st, 2019

10:15 AM - 11:45 AM

Storrs Campus
Dept Campus

Memoir Club
Write your memoirs to share in class. This program is through the Center for Learning in Retirement and taught by Christian Davis and Helene Voto, longtime memoirists New members are welcome

To register please follow this link
http://www.cahnrconference.uconn.edu/

To see all the class options this winter please follow this link
http://bit.ly/CLIR19

Contact Information: CLIR@uconn.edu

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A Multidisciplinary Approach to Design

Thursday, February 21st, 2019

01:15 PM - 02:45 PM

Other
Depot Campus

A Multidisciplinary Approach to Design
Come learn with the Center for Learning in Retirement and Natalie Miniutti, Professor of Plant Science and Landscape Architecture, UConn

Some of UConn Extension’s new projects in landscape design.


To register please follow this link
http://www.cahnrconference.uconn.edu/

To see all the class options this winter please follow this link
http://bit.ly/CLIR19

Contact Information: CLIR@uconn.edu

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Plants & Insects/Friends or Foe?

Friday, February 22nd, 2019

01:00 PM - 03:00 PM

Other
Litchfield County Extension Center, 843 University Drive Torrington, CT

Plants & Insects/Friends or Foe?
Plants aren't as helpless to insect attacks as they seem. Fascinating new scientific findings on the battle tactics and alliances between plants and insects might make us rethink some of our gardening practices.

Contact Information: Michelle Winkler, michelle.winkler@uconn.edu

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Frankenstein At 200

Tuesday, February 26th, 2019

01:15 PM - 02:45 PM

Other
Depot Campus

Frankenstein At 200
Come learn with the Center for Learning in Retirement and Dwight Codr, Associate Professor English Department, UConn.

This talk looks at the reasons for the enduring popularity of Mary Shelley’s 200-year-old novel, discussing its many dramatic and cinematic adaptation with a particular focus on the surprising and complex relationship between Frankenstein and the public health campaign to fight polio in the mid-20th century.

To register please follow this link
http://www.cahnrconference.uconn.edu/

To see all the class options this winter please follow this link
http://bit.ly/CLIR19

Contact Information: CLIR@uconn.edu

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