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JAMESTOWN — Cornell Cooperative Extension of Chautauqua County’s Master Gardener Program is excited to celebrate several Master Gardeners that have reached
Pictured are community gardens at Jamestown Community College on Curtis Street tended by Chautauqua County Master Gardeners. The Cornell Cooperative Extension Master Gardeners is returning to in-person programs in 2021. In Chautauqua County the Master Gardeners are all volunteers. The goal of the program is to bring sustainable, tested and educationally based garden training to community gardeners and the general public. Activities are widely available to the public and allow Master Gardener volunteers to help others through their skills and advice in building and maintaining beautiful and productive gardens. Master Gardener volunteers will once again offer visits to their demonstration garden which is now located at Jamestown Community College on Curtis street. Events will adhere to guidelines from the Center for Disease Control and local Health Department recommendations. At the demonstration garden, plants grown are applicable to the area. Gardeners will teach skills and techniques that will help to make anyone have a “green thumb”. Several Master Gardeners will be present to assist and answer questions.