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 Master Composter Class Closed for this year
Posted by jerry on Tuesday, March 09 @ 23:54:22 EST (4 reads)
writes "The Master Composter Class has been filled for this year. Watch for it again next year. It should be posted again about January. "
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Upcoming Orchid Show
Posted by jerry on Friday, February 26 @ 12:34:54 EST (18 reads)
writes "The New Mexico Orchid Guild and the Rio Grande Botanic Garden are jointly presenting "Orchid Odyssey", an orchid show and sale which will occur at the Botanic Garden on the weekend of April 30 through May 2nd. Take a look at their poster for more information.
Orchid Odyssey "
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2010 Master Gardener Class Schedule
Posted by jerry on Sunday, January 24 @ 10:28:09 EST (58 reads)
writes "The training season has begun for 2010 and we always get questions about whether Master Gardener classes are open to the public. The answer is, "No, but maybe."
Classes are open to veterans and trainees first, but if you find a particular course on this year's schedule that you would like to attend, you may be able to get in on a "pay to learn, stand-by" basis. Each one and one-half hour class session costs $10. There are 3 class sessions per class day. If there is available seating after official interns and veteran Master Gardeners are seated, paying visitors will be accepted on a first-come, first-served basis.
No, there isn't any way to tell you in advance if a particular class will have "standby room" or not. "
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How to Contact Us
Albuquerque Garden Center
10120 Lomas Blvd NE (Eubank & Lomas Blvds.)
Master Gardener Hotline Telephone: 292-7144
Bernalillo County Cooperative
Extension Service (CES)
1510 Menaul NW (West of 12th St.)
Telephone: 243-1386
The Bernalillo County CES is open year
round from 9:00 to 4:30. Please call before
visiting when the hotline is not operating
to be sure someone will be there that can
assist you. CES offices are closed for lunch
from 12:00 to 12:30 year round.
Click here for information on how to become an Albuquerque Master Gardener
The Albuquerque Area Master Gardener Program assists the community by providing
gardening and horticultural information. Master Gardeners provide this information as volunteers of the Bernallilo County Cooperative Extension Service, in conjunction
with New Mexico State University. As such, Master Gardeners are not permitted to
promote any commercial product, business or activity. The role of the Albuquerque
Area Master Gardener Program is one of education only.
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