DANE COUNTY MASTER GARDENER PRESENTATIONS

Master Gardener Program Presentation Handouts - Please NOTE: These can be saved to your local PC or printed by placing your mouse over the link, right clicking, and selecting "save target as" to save it to your local PC or selecting "print target" to print the handouts on your local printer. Handouts are not available by mail.

Sherry Combs, former director of the Soil and Plant Analysis Lab on the UW-Madison campus

• Soil ( 12 pages, 6334 KB)

Lisa Johnson, Dane County Horticulture Educator

• Introduction to Master Gardeners (3 pages, 1,247 KB)
• Plant Taxonomy (7 pages, 3953 KB)
• Plant Anatomy (5 pages, 1081 KB)
• How Plants Grow (6 pages, 894 KB)
• Plant Propagation (11 pages, 7181 KB)
• Houseplants (9 pages, 17219 KB)
• Tree Fruits (14 pages, 3178 KB)
• Small Fruits (9 pages, 2127 KB)
• Weeds (4 pages, 4292 KB)
• Invasive Plants (14 pages, 6528 KB)
• Perennials (10 pages, 18242 KB)
• Annuals (4 pages, 3671 KB)
• Pesticides (6 pages, 1588 KB)
• Home Lawn Care (3 pages, 295 KB)
• Landscape Design (7 pages, 20716 KB)

Planting, Pruning, and Caring for Trees and Shrubs
Mike Maddox, Rock County Horticulture Educator, Certified Arborist

• Full size presentation (175 slides, 15,800 KB)
• Handout 6 slides per page (30 pages, 2500 KB)

Plant Propagation Plant Propagation for Master Gardeners
Mike Maddox, Horticulture Educator

• Full size presentation (31 slides, 4700 KB)
• Handout 6 slides per page (6 pages, 1720 KB)

Related Articles of Interest

• Home Propagation of Houseplants
  by Mary Ann Gowdy, Department of Horticulture, University of Missouri Columbia
  
• Home Propagation of Garden and Landscape Plants
  by Mary Ann Gowdy and Christopher J. Starbuck, Department of Horticulture, University of Missouri Columbia
  
• Grafting
  by Ray R. Rothenberger and Christopher J. Starbuck, Department of Horticulture, University of Missouri Columbia

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