MISSION STATEMENT: The Door County Master Gardeners Association, Inc., in partnership with UW-Extension, shall strive to make a positive impact on horticulture in our community through education, community outreach and stewardship of our environment.
COVID-19 Impact on Door County Master Gardeners - Update
The Garden Door
Although we have finally been given clearance to work in The Garden Door, the garden is in need of a tremendous amount of work before we can again welcome visitors. Unfortunately ,we have concluded that we cannot complete the necessary work in time to reopen The Garden Door this year.
Therefore, The Garden Door is closed to the public for the remainder of 2020.
It is our goal to have the gardens ready next spring so that everyone can enjoy this special place.
We apologize for any inconvenience this decision may have caused.
Although we have finally been given clearance to work in The Garden Door, the garden is in need of a tremendous amount of work before we can again welcome visitors. Unfortunately ,we have concluded that we cannot complete the necessary work in time to reopen The Garden Door this year.
Therefore, The Garden Door is closed to the public for the remainder of 2020.
It is our goal to have the gardens ready next spring so that everyone can enjoy this special place.
We apologize for any inconvenience this decision may have caused.
The Door County Master Gardeners are Celebrating 25 Years
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On a cold day in February, 1995, twelve newly trained Master Gardeners met to create the Door County Master Gardeners Association. Over the next 25 years, we have grown to a 100+ member organization that has impacted horticulture throughout Door County.
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Master Gardeners on the Air
Tune in to hear Door County Master Gardener Volunteers on radio station WDOR 93.9 FM or 910 AM. Appearances occur on the third Thursday of the month beginning at 10:20 am. DCMGA members will talk about upcoming DCMGA events and activities, provide interesting gardening tips and answer listener's questions.
- Keep watching this site for information regarding future appearances of Door County Master Gardener Volunteers on WDOR.
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If you shop on Amazon, consider supporting Door County Master Gardeners by using Amazon Smile. By designating our organization, Amazon will donate 0.5% of your purchase to DCMGA. This will not increase your purchase cost. Instead, the donation comes from Amazon. Follow this link to register and select DCMGA as your designated charity. You do not need to be a DCMGA member to designate us as your charity. Thanks for supporting the many projects and events we offer.
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Upcoming Events
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