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Gardening
Our Home Gardening programs are designed to increase the homeowner’s ability to solve horticulture problems and develop an appreciation of natural resources. The Home Gardening program at Cornell Cooperative Extension-Broome County (CCE-BC) is very active and centers around Cutler Botanic Garden, a 4.5 acre living horticulture classroom located on the property of CCE-BC at 840 Upper Front Street, Binghamton, New York.
Gardening Classes and Workshops
Check out these Cornell resources for information on growing flowers, fruits, vegetables, herbs, trees, shrubs and more!
Last updated August 23, 2022
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Need Home Gardening Advice?
Please email Linda Svoboda at: ljs322@cornell.edu. You can also send photos of plant problems or insects for identification by email.
Or call 607-584-5016 and leave a clear and brief message with your name, number and your question and I will get back to you as soon as I can.
You can also find many gardening resources from Cornell Garden-based Learning
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Growing Great Garlic for Veterans
Thursday, October 20
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Join the Master Gardener Volunteer Program in Broome County
The next Master Gardener Volunteer Regional Training will begin in the fall of 2023. Due to many staff changes within our region it was decided to postpone the next training until 2023.
However, there are still learning opportunities here at Cutler Botanic Garden. Applications are always accepted for the Master Gardener Assistant program of Cutler Botanic Garden. A lighter version of the Master Gardener Volunteer program allows you to take advantage of classes and trainings in Cutler Botanic Garden in return for providing service hours to Cutler Botanic Garden, working along side Master Gardeners on Tuesday mornings during the growing season. There is no minimum annual commitment. More details here: Garden_Assistant_LH20.pdf
For more information please contact Linda Svoboda at ljs322@cornell.edu or phone 607-584-5016. For a volunteer application please visit our office or contact Carol at 607-772-8953 or e-mail clf62@cornell.edu.