To participate in Master Gardener training, you must register at the County Extension office offering the program. If you are selected for the Master Gardener program, you will receive 50 hours of classroom horticultural training. You will learn about plant growth, insect and disease control, vegetables, fruits, flowers, trees, shrubs, soils, and environmental issues. The learning then continues during a volunteer internship of an additional 50 hours. Upon completion of the internship you will be certified as an Alabama Master Gardener.
- County Offices
- Diagnostic Labs
- Extension Centers
- 4-H Center
- AAES/Regional Research & Extension Centers
- Alabama Fish Farming Center
- Alabama Green Industry Training Center
- C. Beaty Hannah Horticulture & Environmental Center
- Chilton Food Innovation Center
- Hope Place Family Resource Center
- National Poultry Technology Center
- Ornamental Horticulture Research Center
- Small Ruminant Outreach Center
- Urban Centers
- Administrative Units