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About Us
Our volunteers
We love gardening, learning from each other, attending gardening events, volunteering in our community, and having fun!
We are proud of the many beautiful area gardens that we maintain. We volunteer at our fundraisers so that we can offer scholarships to college students and grants to local nonprofit organizations to help them with their
We love gardening, learning from each other, attending gardening events, volunteering in our community, and having fun!
We are proud of the many beautiful area gardens that we maintain. We volunteer at our fundraisers so that we can offer scholarships to college students and grants to local nonprofit organizations to help them with their gardening initiatives. We attend education programs because we want to continue to learn!
Wisconsin Extension Master Gardeners statewide contribute over 103,000 hours of service last year showcasing their dedication to the Wisconsin Idea. In addition, over 28,800 hours of continuing education were recorded last year highlighting Wisconsin Extension Master Gardeners' commitment to staying up-to-date on research-based information.
Our mission
We continually learn and share our horticultural knowledge and enjoyment of gardening with our community through volunteer activities and education.
Our Vision:
To be a trusted resource for gardening education and to promote the health of our community.
Our history
Our history
Since 1995, Marathon County has offered the Master Gardener class. When this organization started in 1998, it originally included Marathon, Lincoln and Langlade counties. We organized as a corporation in 2007, obtained 501c3 Federal Tax Exemption status in October 2009, and State of Wisconsin Exemption status in January 2010.
For decades
Since 1995, Marathon County has offered the Master Gardener class. When this organization started in 1998, it originally included Marathon, Lincoln and Langlade counties. We organized as a corporation in 2007, obtained 501c3 Federal Tax Exemption status in October 2009, and State of Wisconsin Exemption status in January 2010.
For decades we have held our annual Plant Sale in May, Garden Walk in July, and host Garden Visions in January, central Wisconsin's largest gardening conference.