Submit your gardening questions online to an extension professional or Extension Master Gardener volunteer.

Learn how to collect a soil sample, pick up a free kit at our office, and submit it to the NCDA&CS lab for lime and fertilizer recommendations.

Free, research-based guidance including plant selection advice, identification of weeds, insects, and plant diseases, and referrals to state labs.

Supporting well-being and vocational skills through accessible gardening, Therapeutic Horticulture helps empower underserved communities.

At Extension, we support plant professionals in continuing credits for pesticide application & safety, landscaping best practices, and pond management.

Extension Master Gardener℠ volunteers provide unbiased, research-based information that empowers residents to cultivate healthy gardens and landscapes.

Learn how to make your yard, garden, or porch a healthy habitat for native plants, birds, butterflies, and other wildlife through this rewarding certification program!

We support homeowners, gardeners, and communities with expert guidance on landscaping, plant selection, and garden accessibility. Connect with local resources here.