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Sean Armstrong, a Boy Scout seeking his rank of Eagle Scout is taking on the South Street Roundabout as a beautification project. He's gathering resources and is seeking the guidance of Hill and Hollow Master Gardeners. Click here for his letter.

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New Master Gardener Classes

08/11/2011 16:36

Pineville – The University of Missouri Extension will hold Master Gardener classes on Mondays and Wednesdays from September 12 to October 26 at the University of Missouri Extension Center in Pineville from 1 to 4 pm. According to John Hobbs, the mission of the Missouri Master Gardener program is...

Growing Native!

08/11/2011 12:39

The late Jerry Christian began volunteering with “Friends of the Fish Hatchery” in 2003 and started helping with the Open House there in connection with the Neosho Dogwood Tour in the Spring. In 2007 Rhonda Marion joined him with the booth to promote the Master Gardeners. She continues to chair...

Cicadas set to invade state, but not quietly

06/06/2011 13:43

Cicadas set to invade state, but not quietly Brood 19 is coming back. To download broadcast-quality audio, go to https://radionews.missouri.edu/. Log in with the name of your news organization (password/registration not required). For questions regarding the audio download site,...

Edible Landscaping Combines Best of Both Worlds

04/25/2011 08:49

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. -- One of the best methods of edible landscaping is to incorporate food producing plants in with more traditional landscaping in an esthetically pleasing arrangement that mixes beauty with food and function. According to Patrick Byers, a horticulture specialist with...

Plant Oil May Hold Key to Reducing Obesity-Related Medical Issues, MU Researcher Finds

03/29/2011 15:52

MU News: COLUMBIA, Mo. – Scientists have known for years that belly fat leads to serious medical problems, including diabetes, cardiovascular disease, hypertension and stroke. Now, a University of Missouri researcher has found a plant oil that may be able to reduce belly fat in humans. James...

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Hill and Hollow Master Gardeners

University Extension Office
Smith Hall
Crowder College
Neosho, MO 64850

McDonald County (417) 223-4775
Newton County (417) 455-9500

hillandhollowmg@gmail.com

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