Hanover Master Gardener Association is a volunteer organization. Our mission is to promote and support the Hanover office of Virginia Cooperative Extension by providing environmental and horticultural information and education to its members and to the public through approved projects that meet the need of Hanover County..
Upcoming Events
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Got gardening woes? Pest? Dreams of perfect blooms?
Hanover Master Gardeners are out in your community to answer your questions and help make you a horticultural success story.
Hanover Master Gardeners are out in your community to answer your questions and help make you a horticultural success story.Visit us at one of our upcoming plant clinics at the Ashland Farmers Market. We will be set up in the Gardening Center. Check back for any date changes or additional locations. Bring your questions and any plant samples you want us to examine.
July 26
August 9 and 23
September 13 and 27
Ashland Town Hall,121 Thompson St, Ashland, VA 23005
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Gardening Help Desk
Gardening Help DeskHanover Master Gardeners serve as a resource for horticultural education for the community. Let us help you find answers to your gardening questions. Contact us. Learn more
804-752-4306 or [email protected]
Visit our Demonstration Gardens
We have created demonstration gardens with various themes to help you plan a successful garden at home. To learn more click the boxes below. Sign up for our newsletter to find out about events going on in these gardens to help you learn even more.
Hanover County Master Gardener Tree Stewards
Tree Stewards are certified advanced Master Gardeners whose goal is to educate the public about the importance of trees in our local community as well as their care and protection. Our Hanover Tree Stewards are engaged in a wide range of activities, including creating tree walks for the public, helping the public select and site trees for optimal growth and health, and providing instructions on caring for trees in local landscapes.
Contact us at 804-752-4306 or [email protected]
Be Alert: The Spotted Lantern Fly is a Serious Threat
First detected in Virginia in 2018, the spotted lanternfly, originally from China, has rapidly spread across the Shenandoah Valley and parts of the Piedmont. This invasive species poses a significant threat to fruit crops, including grapes, peaches, and hops, as well as to various trees like pine, walnut, maple, and oak. Notably, its favored host is the tree-of-heaven (Ailanthus altissima), another invasive species.
