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Propagation From Seed Presentation 2026

A detailed PowerPoint presentation by Fluvanna Master Gardener Rebecca Leinen about starting plants from seed. See below to download the PowerPoint. Propagation from Seed – Rebecca LeinenDownload

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2026 Community Garden Plots Available

The garden is conveniently located at Pleasant Grove Park and was developed jointly by the Virginia Cooperative Extension, Fluvanna Master Gardeners and FCPR. The garden promotes productive gardening practices and conserving resources to enhance the surrounding environment. It provides gardening opportunities for the physical and social benefit of the people and neighborhoods of Fluvanna County. There are 97 (10ft. x 15ft.)…

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Spring 2027 FMG Training Class Info Sessions

The information Sessions for the Spring 2027 FMG training class have been scheduled: Saturday, October 24th, 2026, 2:00 to 3:30 pm at the Fluvanna County Public Library Thursday, October 29th, 2026, 6:00 to 7:30 pm at the Fluvanna County Public Library The course will start in mid-January, with Thursday evening sessions on Zoom and Saturday morning workshops. Graduation will be…

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Native Plants in Your Garden

Are you interested in adding native plants to your garden? See our Native Plants page. We have links to many sources on all aspects of added and maintaining native species to your landscape. Also on that page see our featured link to Homegrown National Park, a site dedicated to adding native plants everywhere — including the pots on your back…

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Find Fluvanna Master Gardeners on Facebook

Facebook is the way we engage with gardeners all over Fluvanna County. Stop by and “Like” us to see beautiful garden photos, answers to gardening questions, and news about upcoming events. See you there! Fluvanna VCE Master Gardeners on Facebook

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Spotted Lanternflies Are Back!

Get ready to stomp: Spotted lanternflies are about to reappearThe battle to beat the bug is back. Spotted lanternflies, which have overwintered in egg masses, are about to hatch and make their reappearance as nymphs in mid- to late April, said Virginia Tech entomologist Eric Day.“The spotted lanternfly is well-established up and down the East Coast and in Virginia,” said Day,…

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