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Visit the Extension Master Gardener Booth at Haywood’s Historic Farmers Market

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Tuesday, May 07, 2024
Visit the Extension Master Gardener Booth at Haywood’s Historic Farmers Market

NC State Extension Master Gardener volunteers staff a booth on the second and fourth Saturdays of each month (May through August) at Haywood’s Historic Farmers Market in Waynesville.

The booth will have:

• Planting & Pruning calendars

• Pollinator & Native Plant information

• Gardening Publications

• Info about the Extension Master Gardener Plant Clinic

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