Welcome to the Hopkins County Master Gardener Website. The Hopkins County Master Gardeners are volunteers who work with the Texas Agrilife Extension Service to improve gardening skills throughout the community. We share our gardening knowledge through community service and outreach, gardener training and educational programs.
| Announcements June 24, 2016 --------------- Pictures from Overton Field Trip - 2016 Click Here
Be sure to check out Articles of Interest and Photograph sections
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Hopkins County Master Gardeners If you need to renew your Youth Protection Standard Screening, please complete the following: (2) Complete the form as directed on page 2 of the downloaded document. (3) Return the completed form to the Hopkins County AgriLIFE Ext. office.
Hopkins County Master Gardeners will pay for all processing.
Meeting
Motto for 2015: Interests Inclusion Investment
Don't forget to pay your dues
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Pictures taken at
Overton Trial Gardens
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Check out the Tomato Dome Project at MHMR Click here Tomato Dome .
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.  Hopkins County Veterans Memorial Plaza
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TEXAS AgriLIFE EXTENSION CENTER
If You Would Like To Become a Master Gardener The Hopkins County Master Gardeners meet from 10:00 A.M. to 12:00 P.M. on the
4th Thursday of each month (unless it's a holiday) at the Hopkins County AgriLife building located across from the Dairy Museum. We'd love to have you join us! You may come as a guest, become a member of our auxiliary or become a Texas Certified Master Gardener. We get involved in many community projects, so if you'd like to hang out with some nice people, some of whom are really Master Gardeners, please come and meet with us. |
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