Get your gardens going so you can enter your vegetables and fruits to be judged . Both youth and adults can win ribbons.  Master Gardeners over see this event in the Horticulture Tent.  We also have an exhibit and this year the games are on "Trees and seeds."
                               Join us for the fun.. 

The 6^th Annual Gloucester Master Gardeners’ Plant Extravaganza will be held on Saturday, September 13, 2008, from 8:00 a.m. until 1:00 p.m. at the parking lot in the Main Street Center (next to the library), Gloucester Courthouse. Although this is the major fundraiser for the Gloucester Master Gardeners, it has become a community event where residents flock to have their horticultural questions answered, where they can participate in educational demonstrations, and where they can buy healthy, locally grown plants.  These plants include perennials, houseplants, trees and shrubs, roses, and herbs.   In addition, they can buy gardening magazines and books, gently used and little abused gardening items, plant artwork/crafts, and gardeners’ sweet treats.  Master Gardeners work throughout the year to propagate and grow the plants and either make or contribute all other non-plant items. 

Get your gardens going so you can enter your vegetables and fruits to be judged . Both youth and adults can win ribbons.  Master Gardeners over see this event in the Horticulture Tent.  We also have an exhibit and this year the games are on "Trees and seeds."
                               Join us for the fun.. 

The 5^th Annual Gloucester Master Gardeners’ Plant Extravaganza will be held on Saturday, September 15, 2007, from 8:00 a.m. until 1:00 p.m. at the parking lot in the Main Street Center (next to the library), Gloucester Courthouse. Although this is the major fundraiser for the Gloucester Master Gardeners, it has become a community event where residents flock to have their horticultural questions answered, where they can participate in educational demonstrations, and where they can buy healthy, locally grown plants.  These plants include perennials, houseplants, trees and shrubs, roses, and herbs.   In addition, they can buy gardening magazines and books, gently used and little abused gardening items, plant artwork/crafts, and gardeners’ sweet treats.  Master Gardeners work throughout the year to propagate and grow the plants and either make or contribute all other non-plant items.