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The Carroll County Master Gardeners have extended the deadline to register for the Fall Training class to Sept. 11.
The 40-hour training course will be held weekly, from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. over five weeks at the Carroll Electric Community Room, starting Oct. 22 and ending Nov. 19. An online version of the training is also available.
The cost is $100 for in-person training and $150 for online training, which includes 40 hours of training and the official Master Gardener handbook. A limited number of half-off scholarships are available.
During the 40-hour training, trainees will learn about introductory botany, soils and fertilizers, pest control, and pesticide use. Additionally, there will be classes on landscape design, vegetable and fruit gardening, annuals and perennials and other topics of interest to homemakers. Each new Master Gardener is also paired with a mentor in their county.
To learn more about the upcoming Master Gardener training course or to pick up an application, contact Monty Rexwinkle at the Carroll County Cooperative Extension Service, or to learn more about the Master Gardeners, visit the website at www.uaex. uada.edu/master-gardeners or ccmastergardener.com or call 870-423-2958.
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