Smith County Master Gardeners provides a range of services to help local gardeners, including plant clinics, community garden maintenance, and educational workshops. Our certified experts are dedicated to sharing their knowledge and supporting the growth of healthy gardens in the area.

To become a Master Gardener volunteer, you’ll need to complete a training program and commit to providing a certain number of volunteer hours each year. The program covers topics like plant science, soil management, and integrated pest control. Once certified, you’ll have the opportunity to share your expertise with the community.

Smith County Master Gardeners offers a variety of educational resources for home gardeners, including monthly workshops, a plant clinic hotline, and an extensive online library of gardening guides. Whether you’re a beginner or experienced green thumb, we’re here to help you grow a thriving garden.