UCCE Master Gardeners of Fresno
UC ANR leadership communication
UC Office of the President:
UC statement on protests, violence following George Floyd’s death
(press release)
UC ANR Update from Glenda Humiston:
UC ANR stands firmly by values of diversity and inclusivity
Big Dig Day! June 5 2020
UC ANR and Fresno Master Gardener program, benefits from the generosity of individuals, corporations and foundations that support our efforts to meet California’s toughest environmental challenges. An investment in UC ANR represents an investment in California's present and future.
Join us at midnight and be the first to give—or visit us anytime during the 24 hour giving day. Make your gift then share your excitement on social media using #BigDigDay and #DigDeep or call a friend to let them know what’s happening.
Have a gardening question?
"To plant a garden is to believe in tomorrow."
Have a gardening question?
Our gardening Helpline is open and we are here to help!
Please email your questions to mgfresno@ucdavis.edu
Including photos is helpful. We are looking forward to hearing from you!
New article posted on Rosie's Corner. She talks about rose diseases and miniature roses. Check it out here.
June's helpline hot topic available here
No Public workshops at this time.
The State of California has issued a shelter-in-place order to reduce the spread of COVID-19 and the Master Gardener Program, UC Fresno/ Madera program is now working remotely. We are still here to answer your questions and address needs during this unprecedented situation, however no public gardening classes or workshops are offered at this time.
Video tour of Garden of the Sun
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Interested in joining the Master Gardener program? Click here to see how!
"Due to uncertainty with the Coronavirus pandemic, the planned 2021 Fresno/Madera County Master Gardener training class has been canceled. Our next series of training classes will begin in Januay 2023, with an on-line application window opening in June 2022. Please continue your interest in our program and in gardening. We will look forward meeting you then!"
Elinor Teague
coronavirus Covid-19
The recent outbreak of the coronavirus Covid-19 had led to changes in how the Master Gardener program is available to the public.
Thank you for your understanding as we are committed to the health and safety of our volunteers and the community.