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Thank you for dropping by!  The Rutherford County Master Gardeners organization is a diverse group of people who share in the love of serving their community through horticultural projects and activities. We enthusiastically share our gardening knowledge with those who have an interest in plants, landscaping, and general gardening. Working with our communities, we identify horticultural projects to enhance and beautify our quality of life. 

We support and engage in:
  • Sharing our horticultural knowledge with the community
  • Work closely with the County Extension Office’s Education Programs
  • Provide Community Service though gardening and beautification projects
  • And, above all, have a little fun!

What's new?

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Blog: May Tasks & Tips

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Here are your gardening tasks & tips for May.


Grow something you don't like!

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Surprise your tastebuds with fresh homegrown veggies.
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March Garden Tasks & Tips

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Here are your garden tasks and tips for March

Blog: Veggie Gardens 101

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New to Vegetable Gardening?  Learn how to get started.

 Plant Hardiness Zones

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What is a Plant Hardiness Zone?  And why should we care?


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Programs in agriculture and natural resources, 4-H youth development, family and consumer sciences, and resource development. University of Tennessee Institute
of Agriculture, U.S. Department of Agriculture and county governments cooperating. UT Extension provides equal opportunities in programs and employment
Photos used under Creative Commons from ☼ Cheryl*, photofarmer, EraPhernalia Vintage . . . (playin' hook-y ;o)