Let’s get it right out there! Kay Haller is a Master Gardener extraordinaire!  In her nearly 25 years as a member of SWIMGA, she has compiled an unequaled 8,400 volunteers hours. 

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Barn Quilts can be traced back to the start of our country. It is thought that early European immigrants may have brought the idea with them. Originally barns were not…

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by Stephanie Niemeier, SWIMGA President from 1998 to 1999

Continue reading The Origin of the Plant Sale: Remembering Our Past, Celebrating Our Future

The Vanderburgh County SWCD presented their 2020 Conservation Educator of the Year Award to Cindy Farmer.   Cindy is the project leader for the Junior Master Gardener program offered at Caze…

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Click here for a wealth of information on our 2020 Fall Conference.

Continue reading “Gardening for a Greener Tomorrow,” our 2020 Fall Conference, will be held October 17, 2020!

It will be on sale at the Plant Sale Saturday, May 9 at the 4-H Center.

Continue reading HARVEST, the SWIMGA cookbook, is here!

Thanks so much to those who opened their homes and gardens to visitors for the 2019 Walk!

Continue reading Photos and information from 2019 Tour de Fleur

Are you looking for a special way to honor a friend or relative, whether living or deceased?

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The University of Kentucky printed this short news release earlier this winter on steps gardeners can take to protect bees and other pollinators from pesticides.

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