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Connecticut Master Gardener Association Inc
Welcome to the CMGA website. CMGA, the alumni association for Master Gardeners, provides an opportunity for Master Gardeners to share our knowledge and love of gardening with others. Through sponsorship of events and leadership of volunteer projects throughout the state, CMGA members are helping to educate and beautify our communities. MORE
CMGA ~ What's Happening
Hometown Habitat ~ Register to attend a free film screening in your area. (shows October 15, 17 & 25th)
This new documentary film raises awareness about the critical role native plants play in the survival and vitality of local ecosystems.
Through the film’s profile of 7 hometown habitat initiatives, messages will be shared that native plants, once established, do not require the use of chemicals such as herbicides and pesticides to maintain their beauty, natives do not don’t require extra watering from our precious supply of potable water, and our native pollinators and birds generally prefer native plants for nectar and seed. The narrative thread of this documentary is provided by renowned entomologist Douglas Tallamy, Ph.D. A short discussion period will follow the 90-minute film.
Click here to view and REGISTER for Hometown Habitat dates and screening locations.
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GRANTS:
Pat Taylor is the Grants Chair. Contact grants@ctmga.org
MEMBERSHIP:
Ken Zacharias is the Membership Chair. Contact membership@ctmga.org
Commemorative Daylily Sale EXTENDED thru OCTOBER! ~ Order now for pickup at the ANNUAL meeting, November 4th. New option to order as many as you like, but supplies are limited!
Please click here for the new Print and Mail-in order FORM.
CMGA Annual Meeting - Saturday, November 4, 2017 ~ at the Litchfield country extension ~ RSVP required.
Please join us for at the annual meeting at the Litchfield County Extension Center in Torrington, CT. We are pleased to have Lars Demander, from Clover Nook Farm in Bethany, as our guest speaker. Lars' family has owned and operated Clover Nook Farm since 1765. He is the eighth generation to continue the family farm tradition. Lars will talk about the challenges of keeping the family farm tradition viable for over 250 years.
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