 Master Gardener Volunteers in Kenosha County
Master Gardener Volunteer Program
Master Gardeners are volunteers who provide information to area residents on gardening, lawn care, trees and shrubs, flowers, and fruits. They also work with children and adults in numerous UW-Extension projects and gardens in Kenosha County.
2009 Master Gardener General Training
Master Gardener Volunteer Training is offered once a year in late winter through spring. If you are interested in receiving information on the Master Gardener Volunteer Program, please send your name and address to Barb Larson, Kenosha County Horticulture Educator.
Visit the Wisconsin Master Gardener web site to learn about:
- What is the Master Gardener program?
- How do I become a Master Gardener?
- Wisconsin State Master Gardener program
Racine-Kenosha Master Gardener Association (RKMGA)
The Master Gardener Volunteers in Kenosha and Racine Counties are a group of dedicated, trained volunteers who provide thousands of hours of volunteer service to the community every year. Master Gardener Volunteers must attend designated training sessions, volunteer 24 hours of service to an approved project in our community, and pass an open-book final exam. To remain certified each year they need to take 10 hours of additional training and volunteer 24 hours of time.
The RKMGA meets on the 4th Monday evening of each month, alternating between sites in Kenosha and Racine.
Master Gardener Horticulture Helpline: 262-857-1942. Spring is here! Calls are answered on Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 9 am to noon. You may leave a message and we will return your call during those hours.
You may also e-mail the Horticulture Helpline at MasterGardeners@co.kenosha.wi.us.
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