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Purdue Master Gardener Program Spotlight: Hamilton County Master Gardener Association

The Hamilton County Master Gardener Association strives to promote the art, science, and pleasure of gardening in the community in cooperation with Purdue University and the Cooperative Extension Service of Hamilton County.

Our many activities include (click on the photo to see a larger image):

  • Maintain five public gardens at the 4-H Fairgrounds
    • AAS Flower Bed (Annuals)
      AAS Flowers
    • AAS Veggies (surrounded by AAS Flowers)
      AAS Veggies & Flowers
    • Daylily & Iris
      Daylily Iris
    • Native Bed
      • Year 1
        Native Bed Year 1
      • Native Bed (Year 3 - 2003)
        Native Bed year 3
    • Parsons Patch (Perennials)
      Parsons Patch
  • Design, install and continue to maintain public gardens
    • Roy O. Hadley Park (downtown Westfield)
      Hadley Park
    • Humane Society of Hamilton County (Noblesville)
      Humane Society
    • Westfield Town Hall (Heirlooms)
      Westfield Town Hall
  • Our members present the Library Series of Lectures
    Library Series
  • We offer college scholarships and GrowLab education grants in the local elementary schools, both funded by plant sales.
    • 2003 Barney Hobbs Scholarship Recipients
      2003 Scholarship 1

      2003 Scholarship 2
  • Staff the Voicemail Help Line at the Extension Office and provide speakers for community groups through the Speakers Bureau.

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