Consumer Horticulture                     

The Community Horticulture Program is an educational program that provides environmentally sound information and encourages individuals, communities, and horticulture professionals to implement horticultural practices that foster land and community stewardship. Master Gardener volunteers serve as a vital link for outreach programs between citizens and the land-grant university.

   Email your questions or pictures to:  

          mastergardener-otsego@cornell.edu

Your Community

• The Cornell Lab of Ornithology invites city residents (from small towns,
  suburbs, and major cities) to "Celebrate Urban Birds!"

• The Birdhouse Network.. A Decade of Dedication

• Extension Master Gardeners Receive Recognition

• Cornell Entomology - Diagnostic Lab Factsheets

• Gardening Resources - Your portal to gardening information at Cornell

• Department of Horticulture

• Vegetable Varieties for Gardeners - Which varieties are best
  for your garden?

     Directions for Taking Soil Samples

Part 2 of Pest Management Around the Home is available on the web at http://ipmguidelines.org/Home

Turf Pesticides and Cancer Risk Database

Useful and relevant tool for turf and lawn care professionals, pesticide health and safety educators, and members of the public in New York State and beyond. 

  Check our calendar of events for scheduled workshops.

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