The 190-page 2010 Wisconsin Garden Journal is not only a weekly engagement calendar, but also a valuable tool to help Midwest gardeners in Zones 3-5 plan, organize, and maintain their gardens. Featuring color photography and original artwork, this unique publication includes articles, monthly task lists of garden chores, weekly tips, a planting guide, and extensive references. The theme of the fifteenth edition of the Wisconsin Garden Journal is "The Natural Garden."
If you are interested in selling this journal at your retail establishment, contact us at mamgaJournal@yahoo.com for wholesale rates.
Purchase at garden centers, book stores, and other retail outlets, or use the order form to order by mail.
You must be a master gardener volunteer to be a MAMGA member, but you do not need to be actively volunteering (certified) with the program.
This form can also be used to order the 2009 Wisconsin Garden Journal at the MAMGA member's rate.
See this link for a multitude of benefits you are entitled to as a member in 2009.
- 2008-2009 Hours Submission Form
Please complete and submit by October 1st of each year. This is a pdf file. You can print, complete and mail the form to the Dane County UW-Extension Office (address listed on the form).
Questions about your hours should be directed to Lisa Johnson (608) 224-3715 or Ann Munson
(608) 224-3721 at Dane County UW-Extension
EACH ONE-TEACH ONE Project: Enabled Planting Tables
Here's a handout that demonstrates John Werblow's enabled garden demonstration tables. These are especially suited for those seated in wheelchairs or other seated gardeners, or for gardeners who have trouble bending over. You can see a table at the West Madison Agricultural Research Station.
To submit an article, contact the newsletter editor by email: MAMGA Newsletter or mamgaMail@yahoo.com (or call 224-3721 and mention you want to submit a "MAMGA newsletter article").
Please submit articles by the first Friday of each month for the following month's issue. Time spent writing and researching articles can be counted toward MGV Volunteer hours. MAMGA will consult with the author, but reserves the right to edit or reject newsletter submissions.
Did you know that you can access links listed in our newsletters if you view them on-line?
Tips Community Newsletter 2009 Summer (pdf)
MAMGA creates the "Tips" newsletter each season. This issue is about serviceberry, creating a butterfly garden, and area public gardens.
