The Texas Master Gardener Program is an educational volunteer organization which is part of Texas A&M University’s AgriLife Extension Service. Master Gardener Programs are designed to increase the availability of horticultural information and extend horticultural projects throughout the community. The programs provide invaluable training and educational opportunities. Persons who become Master Gardeners contribute time as volunteers, working through their AgriLife Extension office to provide horticultural-related information in various ways to their communities.
The McLennan County Master Gardener program is one of 70 Master Gardener associations in Texas.
Leadership
2024 Officers
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| President: Robert Powers |
Vice President: Dave McCarroll |
First Vice President: Laynie Miller |
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| Secretary: Ruth Wedemeyer |
Treasurer: Thad Podbielski |
Members-at-Large: Charlotte Lowe & Carol Reinking |
Join Us
McLennan County Master Gardener Association started in 1997 with 16 members, and we currently have over 100 members.
INTERESTED IN BECOMING A MCLENNAN COUNTY MASTER GARDENER?
Is the Master Gardener Program a Good Fit for Me?
Ask yourself these questions:
- Do I want to learn more about the culture and maintenance of many types of plants?
- Am I eager to participate in a practical and intense training program?
- Do I look forward to sharing my knowledge with people in my community?
- Do I have enough time to attend training and complete the volunteer service?
Our next McLennan County Master Gardeners Intern Class will form in 2025.
You may also learn more about the Texas Master Gardener Program here: Become a Texas Master Gardener