Northeastern Wisconsin
Master Gardeners
Find Your Niche and Grow
Join the Northeastern Wisconsin Master Gardener Association
Are you ready to cultivate change and nurture your community? Dive into the vibrant world of horticulture and volunteerism as an Associate Member with the Northeastern Wisconsin Master Gardener Association!
Why Join Us?
- Connect: Meet fellow garden enthusiasts and form lasting friendships.
- Learn: Gain new skills and knowledge in a hands-on volunteer program.
- Lead: Spearhead exciting projects that spread the joy of gardening to diverse audiences.
Who Can Join?
Whether you’re just starting out or you’re a seasoned gardening pro, our program is designed to empower and inspire everyone. Make a meaningful impact, share your passion, and grow both plants and community bonds.
Become part of a community that values growth, learning, and sharing. Embrace your passion and make a difference with the Northeastern Wisconsin Master Gardener Association empowers you to make a real difference while building lasting friendships and gaining valuable knowledge.
Join us today and sow the seeds of change!
Sign up Events Dates: Spring 2025
*March 8, Brown County Central Library, 1-3, Seed Saver Library Kickoff
*March 15, STEM Center/UWGB, 9-11am, Mix and Mingle, Project Sign Up
*April 5, STEM Center, 9-11am, N.E.W.M.G.A Spring Meeting
*April 12, STEM Center/UWGB, 10am-12pm, STEM Days
*May 8-10, STEM Center UWGB, 10am-2pm, N.E.W.M.G.A. Plant Sale
View displays, meet project leads, and select projects
Enjoy breakfast and beverages
Win a door prize
Public is welcome for a FREE presentation on grafting trees.
WHEN: March 8, 9:30 am
WHERE: Central Brown County Library-Lower Level
WHO: Chris Retimeyer
The glory of gardening: hands in the dirt, head in the sun, heart with nature.
~Alfred Austin
2025 Enrollment for Master Gardeners is open.
New for 2025 is an Associate Membership.
Contact any of the officers listed below for more information.
The Locktender Garden at Voyageur Park,
with the education it provides,
is having a positive impact on the
De Pere Community.
Hats off to the City of De Pere for their new Planned Natural Landscape guidelines that replaces 'No Mow May'. We applaud their efforts and others like the Homegrown National Parks Program with the One Plant Challenge.
“Knowledge generates interest, and interest generates compassion.” ― Douglas W. Tallamy
University of Wisconsin-Madison Wisconsin Horticulture
2024 Garden and Landscape Q and A Series
Sign up and add to your monthly calendar for this FREE educational online sessions where you can connect with plant health experts to get answers to your garden and landscape questions.
Board Members
Donald Buntman
Jennifer Classon
Paula King
Jim Radey
Sherrill Revolinski
Earlene Ronk
Shirley Triest-Robertson
Melissa Wass
Annette Weissbach
Nancy Whitfield
Executive Team
