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N.C. Cooperative Extension helps New Hanover County residents make informed decisions about gardening, landscaping, and environmental stewardship. Explore research-based resources, programs, and services below.

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          • Extension Plant Clinic

            Extension Plant Clinic

            Diagnostics, identifications, and referrals to state labs when needed.

          • Extension Master Gardener Volunteer Program

            Extension Master Gardener℠ Volunteer Program

            How to get involved, training expectations, and where EMG volunteers serve in our county.

          • EMGVA Grants

            EMGVA Grants

            Support for projects that advance Extension education and community impact.

          • Nature at Home

            Nature at Home

            Learn how to make your yard, garden, or porch a healthy habitat for native plants, birds, butterflies, and other wildlife. Master Gardener℠ volunteers can visit to help you create pollinator-friendly spaces, identify invasive plants, and work toward habitat certification.

          • School and Community Garden Resources

            School & Community Garden Resources

            Find resources and programs like Garbage to Gardens to help schools and communities divert waste, create compost, and grow thriving gardens.

          • Welcome to New Hanover County

            Welcome to New Hanover County!

            Gardening resources and helpful links for residents and partners.

          • Water Quality & PFAS

            Water Quality & PFAS

            Understand PFAS, find certified labs, and learn how flooding may affect garden safety.

          • Frequently Asked Questions

            Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

            What the Consumer Horticulture Program can help you with and how to get started.

Additional Resources

Looking for guides, tools, classes, school garden support, or small farm resources?
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