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40/Hat
LAST CHANCE! 40th Anniversary Master Gardener Hat
This is unconstructed cotton adjustable baseball style cap. Pay for the hat online. Bring the receipt to your county office to pick up your hat today! More 
Starts:
3/31/2019
9:00 AM
Ends:
3/31/2019
5:00 PM
Duration:
8 hours
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42 open seats left
S19/08
Explore a lovely bog and its wild orchids, carnivorous plants, and, of course, cranberries at this wonderful Killingworth Land Conservation Trust preserve! Learn about the natural history of bog formation, the importance of bogs, and why ecologists love them so much. Use your skills to identify plants.
Expect a wet environment and insects. Wear sturdy water-proof footwear and dress for insects/bring insect repellant.
Pond Meadow Natural Area, Pond Meadow Road, Killingworth (Coordinates are 41.414425, -72.581288)
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Starts:
6/17/2019
1:00 PM
Ends:
6/17/2019
3:00 PM
Duration:
2 hours
Credits:
2 Class Hours
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S19/12
Adam Wheeler will lead an informative tour of the production areas of the nursery where the rare and unusual plants Broken Arrow is famed for are propagated and grown for gardeners in New England and far beyond. Learn about the nursery at https://www.brokenarrownursery.com/what-we-do
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Starts:
6/18/2019
5:00 PM
Ends:
6/18/2019
7:00 PM
Duration:
2 hours
Credits:
2 Class Hours
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S19/HT-H1
This class is a requirement to maintain active status as a UConn Certified Master Gardener. The primary topics will be on tree health and the challenges Connecticut forests are currently facing, presented by UConn Extension Associate Professor Tom Worthley and an overview of native plant use in the landscape presented by UConn Associate Professor Jessica Lubell-Brand. A pest update on a potential new invasive, Spotted Lanternfly, will also be provided. This class is a video of the live presentation earlier this summer and will be presented in other locations during the summer. Only one Hot Topics class per year is necessary to maintain Active Certified Master Gardener status.
There is no fee for certified Master Gardeners, but you must register to be assured a seat.
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Starts:
6/19/2019
10:00 AM
Ends:
6/19/2019
1:00 PM
Duration:
3 hours
Credits:
3 Class Hours
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27 open seats left
S19/HT-B1
This class is a requirement to maintain active status as a UConn Certified Master Gardener. The primary topics will be on tree health and the challenges Connecticut forests are currently facing, presented by UConn Extension Associate Professor Tom Worthley and an overview of native plant use in the landscape presented by UConn Associate Professor Jessica Lubell-Brand. A pest update on a potential new invasive, Spotted Lanternfly, will also be provided. This class is a video of the live presentation earlier this summer and will be presented in other locations during the summer. Only one Hot Topics class per year is necessary to maintain Active Certified Master Gardener status. There is no fee for certified Master Gardeners, but you must register to be assured a seat.
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Starts:
6/24/2019
12:00 PM
Ends:
6/24/2019
3:00 PM
Duration:
3 hours
Credits:
3 Class Hours
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10 open seats left
S19/33
Introduction to wild edible and poisonous mushrooms
Part 1 - The PowerPoint presentation will introduce students to the hobby of mushroom hunting including identification skills and techniques, tips and tools for successful foraging, top ten edible mushrooms and their look-alikes, top 10 poisonous mushrooms of CT, how to prepare and preserve mushrooms, and a brief introduction to medicinal mushroom and mushroom cultivation.
Part 2 - Amateur Mycology: a quick look at the biology and ecology of fungi as well as a look at the changing taxonomy of fungi and resources for citizen science contributions.
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Starts:
6/26/2019
6:30 PM
Ends:
6/26/2019
8:30 PM
Duration:
2 hours
Credits:
2 Class Hours
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21 open seats left
S19/HT-F1
This class is a requirement to maintain active status as a UConn Certified Master Gardener. The primary topics will be on tree health and the challenges Connecticut forests are currently facing, presented by UConn Extension Associate Professor Tom Worthley and an overview of native plant use in the landscape presented by UConn Associate Professor Jessica Lubell-Brand. A pest update on a potential new invasive, Spotted Lanternfly, will also be provided. This class is a video of the live presentation earlier this summer and will be presented in other locations during the summer. Only one Hot Topics class per year is necessary to maintain Active Certified Master Gardener status.
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Starts:
6/27/2019
1:00 PM
Ends:
6/27/2019
4:00 PM
Duration:
3 hours
Credits:
3 Class Hours
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21 open seats left
S19/HT-Tolland
This class is a requirement to maintain active status as a UConn Certified Master Gardener. The primary topics will be on tree health and the challenges Connecticut forests are currently facing, presented by UConn Extension Associate Professor Tom Worthley and an overview of native plant use in the landscape presented by UConn Associate Professor Jessica Lubell-Brand. A pest update on a potential new invasive, Spotted Lanternfly, will also be provided. This class is a video of the live presentation earlier this summer and will be presented in other locations during the summer. Only one Hot Topics class per year is necessary to maintain Active Certified Master Gardener status.
There is no fee for certified Master Gardeners, but you must register to be assured a seat.
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Starts:
6/27/2019
5:30 PM
Ends:
6/27/2019
8:30 PM
Duration:
3 hours
Credits:
3 Class Hours
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21 open seats left
S19/HT-L1
This class is a requirement to maintain active status as a UConn Certified Master Gardener. The primary topics will be on tree health and the challenges Connecticut forests are currently facing, presented by UConn Extension Associate Professor Tom Worthley and an overview of native plant use in the landscape presented by UConn Associate Professor Jessica Lubell-Brand. A pest update on a potential new invasive, Spotted Lanternfly, will also be provided. This class is a video of the live presentation earlier this summer and will be presented in other locations during the summer. Only one Hot Topics class per year is necessary to maintain Active Certified Master Gardener status.
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Starts:
7/11/2019
10:00 AM
Ends:
7/11/2019
1:00 PM
Duration:
3 hours
Credits:
3 Class Hours
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33 open seats left
S19/36
Two Ways to Spice Up Your Garden – Groundcovers and Ornamental Grasses
Looking for inspiration for your garden? This class will give you plenty of ideas on how to spice up your garden! The class will be broken up into two sections, Groundcover Plants and Ornamental Grasses.
Groundcover Plants – Beyond Pachysandra
This part of the course will cover a wide range of groundcovers that can thrive in all spots in your garden – in shade, in sun, on slopes or under trees. From evergreens to deciduous, herbaceous to woody, flowers to foliage, this group of plants will have something for you. Come explore beyond pachysandra and ivy!
The Beauty of Ornamental Grasses
Beautiful, low-maintenance and easy-growing ornamental grasses can add texture, color and movement to your garden year round. Grasses come in many colors, sizes and shapes. Some can even thrive in the shade! This part of the course will introduce you to a wide range of native and non-native grasses suitable for Connecticut. We will look at their landscape design qualities, how they can be incorporated into your garden, and how to grow and maintain them.
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Starts:
7/16/2019
10:00 AM
Ends:
7/16/2019
12:00 PM
Duration:
2 hours
Credits:
2 Class Hours
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22 open seats left
S19/HT-NL1
This class is a requirement to maintain active status as a UConn Certified Master Gardener. The primary topics will be on tree health and the challenges Connecticut forests are currently facing, presented by UConn Extension Associate Professor Tom Worthley and an overview of native plant use in the landscape presented by UConn Associate Professor Jessica Lubell-Brand. A pest update on a potential new invasive, Spotted Lanternfly, will also be provided. This class is a video of the live presentation earlier this summer and will be presented in other locations during the summer. Only one Hot Topics class per year is necessary to maintain Active Certified Master Gardener status.
There is no fee for certified Master Gardeners, but you must register to be assured a seat.
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Starts:
7/16/2019
1:00 PM
Ends:
7/16/2019
4:00 PM
Duration:
3 hours
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24 open seats left
S19/HT-W1
This class is a requirement to maintain active status as a UConn Certified Master Gardener. The primary topics will be on tree health and the challenges Connecticut forests are currently facing, presented by UConn Extension Associate Professor Tom Worthley and an overview of native plant use in the landscape presented by UConn Associate Professor Jessica Lubell-Brand. A pest update on a potential new invasive, Spotted Lanternfly, will also be provided. This class is a video of the live presentation earlier this summer and will be presented in other locations during the summer. Only one Hot Topics class per year is necessary to maintain Active Certified Master Gardener status.
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Starts:
7/19/2019
2:00 PM
Ends:
7/19/2019
4:30 PM
Duration:
2 hours
30 minutes
Credits:
3 Class Hours
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28 open seats left
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