Graduating Class of 2019
Riverhead Courthouse Project
Busy with clean up at the Suffolk County Farm display gardens.
The Herb Garden at the Suffolk County Farm and Education Center
Discussing planting options
Summer Camp in the Children's Garden
Spring Gardening School
Children's Garden Summer Camp - A lesson on weeds
Suffolk County Master Gardener Volunteers
VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITY
Any Master Gardeners interested in the landscape effort tied to the renovation of the LIRR's Mastic-Shirley Train Station? If so, please contact Roxanne Zimmer at rz378@cornell.edu. Thanks!
Master Gardener Volunteers are neighbors teaching neighbors about horticultural topics and environmentally sound gardening practices.
To become a Master Gardener Volunteer, one must successfully complete the training course, volunteer 125 hours within a 2-year period, and remain active by volunteering at least 30 hours each year after graduation.
Anyone who enjoys gardening, has a desire to share knowledge and skills, and who is willing to provide volunteer community service is encouraged to apply.
Master Gardener Annual Meeting held on February 16, 2022
Meet a Master Gardener
Contact
Roxanne Zimmer
Community Horticulture Specialist
rz378@cornell.edu
631-727-7850 x 215
Last updated May 1, 2022
