Foundations of Gardening - Winter Course

February 1, 2024 - April 11, 2024

Registration Deadline: January 24, 2024 - 05:00PM

Online

Contact: MSUE.FOG@msu.edu

Foundations of Gardening

Foundations of Gardening is a comprehensive 10-week online MSU Extension course that explores many aspects of gardening. Lessons include self-paced learning opportunities and live lectures from experts in the field. 

Visit the FOG website and syllabus to learn more about this course. Foundations of Gardening is a non-volunteer gardening certificate course. Alone, it is not the MSU Extension Master Gardener (MSU EMG) training class. However, it is one pre-requisite to becoming an MSU EMG. Anyone can take this course, including those wanting to apply to become an MSU Extension Master Gardener. 

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