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welcome_1.JPG Hello! Thanks for stopping by. I'm delighted to have the opportunity to share my gardening reflections, experiences and knowledge with you on this new web page. So sit back, relax and join me as I explore life in the garden from the perspective of a Master Gardener. A few of the important and timely topics I plan to discuss are environmentally responsible gardening, how to cope with hungry deer, Lymes disease (something all gardeners need to know about!), xeriscaping, native plants (they're so EASY), invasive plants (they're so BAD) and composting (the very best thing you can do for your soil and plants). And I'll keep you up to date on what Master Gardeners in Delaware County have to offer the home gardener. So stay tuned!

Wondering what Master Gardeners are all about? We've completed Penn State University’s Cooperative Extension horticulture training program for the purpose of serving our community. We're a non-profit organization of multi-talented volunteers who are dedicated to sharing our gardening skills and knowledge. We educate, inspire and encourage the home gardener through a variety of affordable classes, workshops, projects & activities. And we're passionate about helping you to become a successful gardener!

You can find our Events Calendar at http://delaware.extension.psu.edu/MG/Default.html

Do you have a gardening question? Call our Master Gardeners hortline at 610-690-2671 on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 9 AM-12 NOON.

Comments (1)

Cynthia Sabatini:

Marion:

I look forward to reading your gardening insights. In addition to addressing deer deterrents, any ideas you have on deterring woodchucks, rabbits and other pesky critters would also be invaluable to gardeners.

Thanks,

Cynthia

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Marion Yaglinski has nurtured an ever-evolving garden on her own little acre in Southeastern Pennsylvania since 1992. Her property in Delaware County is certified by the National Wildlife Federation as an official Wildlife Habitat. She is a Master Gardener with Pennsylvania State University's County Extension Program in Delaware County and also volunteers at Longwood Garden’s plant shop.


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