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Welcome!
The purpose of the SCVMGA is to help residents of Pierce and St. Croix counties better understand horticulture and their environment by providing research-based information on a wide variety of topics, and opportunities for horticulturally-based community service. |
MONTHLY MEETINGS
Due to the Covid-19 pandemic, all local meetings will be conducted via Zoom. The public is invited. If you'd like to join us, please use the "Contact Us" tab and ask to be added to the Zoom listing.
Thursday, June 24
6:30 p.m. SCVMGA Business meeting
7 p.m. "Orchids" by MGV Maria Scheidegger
Due to the Covid-19 pandemic, all local meetings will be conducted via Zoom. The public is invited. If you'd like to join us, please use the "Contact Us" tab and ask to be added to the Zoom listing.
Thursday, June 24
6:30 p.m. SCVMGA Business meeting
7 p.m. "Orchids" by MGV Maria Scheidegger
A TOUR!
David Zlesak is eager to have the Master Gardeners tour his gardens on Thursday, July 1st at 6:30. He has been planting and rearranging his gardens and has much to share with us.
He is a professor of horticulture at UW-River Falls and is the coordinator of the Northern Earth-Kind Rose Trials (its purpose is to identify well-adapted, low maintenance landscape roses for our northern Midwest region). He also has a special interest in woody landscape plants.
To sign up
David Zlesak is eager to have the Master Gardeners tour his gardens on Thursday, July 1st at 6:30. He has been planting and rearranging his gardens and has much to share with us.
He is a professor of horticulture at UW-River Falls and is the coordinator of the Northern Earth-Kind Rose Trials (its purpose is to identify well-adapted, low maintenance landscape roses for our northern Midwest region). He also has a special interest in woody landscape plants.
To sign up
Which plant varieties grow best in our area?
Every year, a group of SCVMGA members grow four varieties of selected vegetables, herbs, and flowers to evaluate their germination rate, growing habit, flavor, size, color, and texture. Results are published to help the public select the most effective variety for this part of our state. Check results from previous years. Why Plant Trials?
