Rutgers Master Gardener Program

Photo:  Master Gardener with seedlings.Photo: Three Master Gardeners work in garden.Photo: Group of Master Gardeners in a Garden.Photo: Master Gardener in Cumberland County.

Interested in Volunteering?

If you would like to become a Rutgers Master Gardener, contact your Rutgers Cooperative Extension county office.

New Jersey Master Gardeners are trained volunteers who assist Rutgers New Jersey Agricultural Experiment Station (NJAES) Cooperative Extension in its mission to deliver horticulture programs and information to the general public. Anyone with an interest in gardening and a commitment to volunteer service can become a Master Gardener. No previous education or training in horticulture is required.

Publications

Burlington County Master Gardeners Video

The Burlington County Master Gardener program is featured in the video below. You can view the video by clicking on the Play button below, or by going to the video page on Google Videos.

To request a transcript of the video above, please contact the Burlington County Master Gardener Coordinator.

Comments?

Contact the State Master Gardener Coordinator.


  1. Rutgers
  2. Executive Dean of Agriculture and Natural Resources
  3. School of Environmental and Biological Sciences