guadalupe gardener september 2020
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GUADALUPE GARDENER SEPTEMBER 2020
A monthly publication of the Guadalupe County Master Gardeners in cooperation with the Texas A&M AgriLIFE Extension, Guadalupe County
President’s Message New Garden 2-3
Volunteer Opportunities 4-6
YouTube Channel 7
Facebook 8
County Fair 9-15
Wandering Gardener 16-18
Volunteer
Recognition
19-20
Continuing Education 21
Members in Service 22
I hate it when I miss a Lunch and Learn! I’m just too busy to get my
hours! I can’t figure out how to get on those meetings!
Don’t worry the solution is here! We now have our very own
YouTube channel. We have recorded the last few presentations and
uploaded them. You can now watch them from your smartphone or
home computer any time you would like! Kay recently sent out the link.
If you Subscribe to our channel, you will receive a notice every time we
upload new content. These videos can be used for continuing education
hours.
I also shared with everyone the addition of our new project garden and St. Andrews Church located about 200ft from the AgriLife building in Seguin.
At this time, we have our garden coordinator Caye Powada who will be organizing this project and coordinating our efforts.
The garden is already off to a good start. There are some good beds with plenty of room to expand. In no time at all, we can have it looking spectacular.
In other news- The board is the planning stage for next year's budget and is looking for all project fund requests. Carol Calentine will be in contact with all coordinators to communicate our needs and deadlines.
Please, Please, please remember to log your hours!!! I know many have done things that we have not seen recorded.
Thank you, everyone, Jerry
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Hello Everyone, I just wanted to share with you some exciting news. This week the board accepted a
new project garden. This garden is located about 200 feet from the AgriLife building in Seguin at St. Andrews Church. Many of you have seen this as you’ve left meetings or classes. The benefits this garden will have to our organization are numerous.
The focus for this garden will be low water plants both natives and Texas superstar
plants. This can be a highlight garden for us! I’m excited about the proximity to our master gardener course. Students will be able to come to class early or stay late to work in the garden. We will also be able to harvest cuttings for the propagation class or even conduct a class or two at this location.
In addition to the benefits to the class, we will be able to utilize the area for plant sales
and other educational opportunities. The garden is already off to a good start. There are some good beds with plenty of room
to expand. In no time at all, we can have it looking spectacular. I’m including a few pictures in case you haven’t been there. ( On the next page.) I’d be
happy to grab my mask and meet anyone interested down in the garden to talk about it. One good thing about planting ornamentals and not vegetables, it will not require as much attention once established. If this interests you, please let me know. If you would like to go to work, we have plenty of tasks that can be completed on your own and you can do them on your own time. You should be able to work and stay distanced from anyone.
I have lost a little sleep over this one because I can’t help but think about the
opportunities. I hope a few of you will get as excited as I am. We can use your help.
Thank you, Jerry
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Note!
The following volunteer
opportunities
may be available with
"social distancing"
on an individual basis.
Please contact the coordinator
of the activity to volunteer.
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Ongoing Volunteer Opportunities
At Your Convenience:
•Kingsbury - Kingsbury Habitable Spaces Garden, 3050 FM 1104, Monday – Friday from
9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Contact Cathy Medlin at [email protected] or
830-221-8596 the first time you go so she can meet you at the gardens and discuss what
needs to be done. Bring tools (hoes, trowels, etc.), gloves, hats.
•Schertz – Gutierrez Xeriscape Park, 1231 Borgfeld Rd. Contact Judy Stanley at
830-765-4613 or [email protected] for further information.
•Seguin – Rain Garden at the Irma Lewis Seguin Outdoor Learning Center, 1865 E US
Highway 90 (just past the Geronimo Creek bridge east of town on HW 90). Contact Mag
Holm-Roesler at [email protected] or 512-656-2360 to discuss what needs to be done.
•Marion — Veterans’ Memorial Park from 8:00 a.m.to 11:00 a. m. (summer hours). The
park is located next to the Schulz Nursery parking lot, 100 W Huebinger St. Contact Joyce
Friesenhahn at 210-452-2404 or email her at [email protected]
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Scheduled Workdays on Tuesdays & Fridays:
•Schertz — Guadalupe County Community Garden, 1101 Elbel Road, behind the County
Annex Building. Start time is 8:00 a.m. Check with Ann Odvody at [email protected] or
210-994-9664.
Scheduled Workdays on Wednesdays:
•Seguin — MG Office/Library, 210 E Live Oak, is open from 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Volunteers are always needed. Ernestine Sykes [email protected] or
210-544-0756. The office number is 830-379-2153
•Seguin — (Only 1st and 3rd Wednesdays) Park West Pollinator Garden, 600 Block of North
Vaughn Ave., 8:30 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. Maintenance of the pollinator garden and care of
new plants. Bring gardening tools, water, hat, sunscreen, insect spray and wear
appropriate gardening shoes. Contact Clara Mae Marcotte, [email protected] or
Liz Romero, [email protected]
Scheduled Workdays on Fridays:
• Seguin — Big Red Barn Gardens, 390 Cordova Road. Start time is 7:30 a.m. for the
summer hours and 8:15 a.m. for the winter hours. Check with Janice Knobles at
830-379-6193 or e-mail [email protected]
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New YouTube Channel
Getting volunteer hours and continuing education hours has been
challenging for many of our GCMG members. Our board members
came up with the wonderful idea of combining hours this year to help
folks out, but it has still been difficult.
Happily, we have great news if you need continuing education
hours. Jerry McNulty and my husband, Frank Rippel, worked hard to
create a YouTube Channel for the Guadalupe County Master
Gardeners! You may now view recorded lectures and lunch & learns
presented by our organization at https://www.youtube.com/channel/
UCGCMq480CKbLSKER9_zz9vg/videos
View for free at any time that is convenient for you. The GCMG
channel is kid-friendly certified. Enjoy!
April Rippel
Class 27
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Hello all! With the fall garden season fast approaching our Facebook Page has become a popular
place for exchanging ideas and motivating each other to get those gardens prepped and planted.
Planting vegetables has become very popular this year and I’m happy to report that several of our
Guadalupe County Master Gardeners are doing a superb job at helping the
public with first time gardening questions, problem pests, and plant
management. Gold stars to all those answering questions and helping our
fellow gardeners.
The top 5 contributors for the GCMG Page this month are:
Robert Cox
Peggy Jones
Kim Tessanne
William Nodine
Jerry McNulty
Many of our FB Page members are not Master Gardeners, these folks have been very grateful for
the help received from MG volunteers, like you, answering questions and giving suggestions. Thank you!
It’s amazing how many things are blooming in the heat of summer. For instance, Robert Cox took
some amazing photos of flowers at his house and at the Big Red Barn, thanks, Bob! At the Polley
Mansion, things are looking lovely in videos and pictures captured by Robin Muschalek, looking good
Robin! Kim Tessanne also got some wonderful shots of things blooming around her house, you’re doing
a great job, Kim! Flowers always brighten everyone’s day and we all appreciate your efforts.
Time to get involved everyone, we would love to see your flowers and gardens, or what you’re
doing to prep your garden beds for fall planting, show us your photos, and make us all smile, your shares
will be much appreciated.
Join us on Facebook! You too can share your photos, ideas, comments, questions, events, and
articles - all through our Facebook Group. It’s easy to join. All you need to do is log into Facebook and in
the search box type “Guadalupe County Master Gardeners,” the Group will show up, click on it and
request to join, you are guaranteed to be approved. Still need help joining. Give me a call at
(830) 379-7203 or e-mail me at [email protected] and I’d be happy to walk you through the
procedure for joining the group or even how to create your new account for Facebook, all questions are
welcome, and to all the FB Group members, keep those photos, questions, links, and advice coming. We
all enjoy the posts. Thank you all for sharing!
April Rippel
Class 27
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2020 Guadalupe County Fair News
The details of the Horticulture Division Competition for this year’s Guadalupe County Fair are
nearly complete! Rules for the virtual horticulture entries and how to enter are included below. All
the rules, as in past years, are the same. The only difference is that it is all going to be done virtually.
We will be using e-mails, USPS hard copy mail, and Facebook to make this event happen. Photos
instead of the real horticulture entry, but nearly everything else will be the same. Rules for entry and
entry forms will be available at the Agri-life Extension Office, 210 E. Live Oak, Seguin, and at my store,
4037 Stockdale Hwy., Seguin during regular business hours.
You may also request an entry form thru e-mail at [email protected], or by mail. Spread the word! This free event is open to the public and the ribbons to be won are REAL, ribbons will be handed out or mailed at the end of the competition. Get your produce ready, take a photo, and get your entry/entries turned in as described in the following rules and submitted anytime between September 10th -26th, 2020. A printable copy of the rules and the entry form can also be retrieved at https://www.renshirts.com/AMG/2020VHC/
More good news! The Guadalupe County Fair Raffle Tickets for the 137th Fair are now available.
There are some great prizes to be won, you need not be present to win, and tickets are only $5.00
each! Proceeds help with Rodeo Queen Scholarships and are one of the events helping to keep our
County Fair’s consecutive annual event status. A partial list of prizes is below, our community has
been VERY generous. Come to 4037 Stockdale Hwy., Seguin and get your raffle tickets now!
April Rippel
GCMG 2020 Guadalupe County Fair Coordinator
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Guadalupe County Fair 2020
Horticulture Division
Virtual Entries Only – Accepted September 10th – 26th, 2020
The 2020 Guadalupe County Fair is greatly reduced this year due to health concerns during the Covid Virus Pandemic. Most
of the County Fair events will not be feasible. In order to retain the County Fair’s continuous annual event status a few events
will be held virtually. The Horticulture Division Competition will be held individually and virtually as explained below. The
Guadalupe County Master Gardeners, in partnership with Texas A&M Agrilife Extension Service, is responsible for the
Horticulture Division of the Guadalupe County Fair. This year’s virtual version will take place using a combination of e-mails,
hard copy photos & forms, US Postal mail, and pick-up/drop-off hard copy at the address listed below. As this is a new, one
time venture, questions will be address as they arise. Please call (830) 379-7203 during normal business hours 8:00 am – 4:30
pm, Monday – Saturday, or e-mail questions to: [email protected]
Guadalupe County Master Gardeners are a non-profit organization dedicated to providing horticultural information and education to the public. As a non-
profit, the Guadalupe County Master Gardeners rely on volunteers and community partners to support our mission. For more inf ormation on the Texas A&M
Certified Master Gardeners organization, visit our website at: www.Guadalupecountymastergardeners.org
Please note, there will be no physical Horticulture Booth, all horticulture entries for 2020 will be submitted via e-mail or hard
copy. Procedure and rules to follow.
Horticulture Competition
Entries will be displayed on the Guadalupe County Master Gardeners Facebook Page. Group name: The Guadalupe County
Master Gardeners, this group is open to the public but you must request to join on Facebook.
Judges to be announced
Judging will be during the first two weeks of October 2020
It is FREE to enter a horticulture entry 7 you may enter as many items as you like
Adult Division (Ages 18 and up) – Entry Rules for 2020: All entries must be grown/produced in Guadalupe County by the
exhibitor in 2020. Entries will be judged this year by PHOTOS ONLY and must be accompanied by the information on the
Entry Form.
Entry Form must be submitted with photo via e-mail, drop off, or regular USPS mail from Sept. 10 – 26, 202
• E-mail option, request the entry form (s) using the e-mail address: [email protected]
• Hard copy/in person option. Entry forms may be picked up and dropped off at 4037 Stockdale Hwy.,
Seguin, TX, during regular business hours, 8:00 am – 4:30 pm, Monday – Saturday, during Sept. 10 – 26, 2020.
• Mail option, you may request entry form (s) to be mailed to you. You must provide a self-address, self-stamped
envelope. Mail your envelope to: 4037 Stockdale Hwy., Seguin, TX and entry form(s) will be mailed to you.
• There is a printable entry form at: https://www.renshirts.com/AMG/2020VHC/ . You may fill out the entry form and
e-mail it to [email protected] along with a photo of your entry. You may print out the entry form, fill it (them) out and
then scan the form (s) to e-mail, take a photo of your completed form(s) to either e-mail it or mail it, or drop it (them) off at
the street address listed above.
• You may use any combination of the above in order to obtain the entry form, fill it out, take your photo, and submit before
midnight on September 26th, 2020.
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Photo requirements, there are several options for taking and submitting the photo of your horticulture entry/entries.
•To take the photo, place your entry on a plain white surface with a measuring device (ruler) next to it/them.
• You may use your cell phone or a regular camera to take a photo of your entry/entries.
• You must submit a single photo for each of your horticulture entries.
• If you e-mail your photo, it must be no larger than 1024 pixels and no smaller than 800 pixels, this standard
that your cell phone should take.
• If you mail or drop off your entry form and photo, the hard copy photo must be a standard 5”x 7” photo.
• Photos must be in color and not altered in any way.
Youth Division (Ages 17 and under) – Youth Exhibits will be judged & awarded under the same rules as the Adult Division, see
rules above. Youth ages 17 years & younger are eligible for Youth Division
Judging: Each exhibit will be judged by commercial standards. Uniform size, color, maturity, & overall quality are important in
choosing your entry. Large size & unusual shape do not represent quality produce & will therefore not meet the commercial
standard used for judging. When an entry calls for a certain number of items (i.e. for jalapeno pepper, you must have 6
peppers for a legal entry), try to have the multiple items for that entry match as closely in size & color as possible. All judge’s
decisions are final.
Premiums: Each class in Adult & Youth Divisions will be judged & awarded 1st, 2nd, & 3rd place. Standard blue, red, & white
ribbons. Each Department in Adult & Youth Divisions will be awarded a Division Champion Tri-Color Rosette Ribbon. The
Horticulture Division will award one Overall Grand Champion & one Overall Reserve Grand Champion (runner up) in both Adult
& Youth Divisions. Overall Grand Champions are awarded a Purple Rosette Ribbon. Reserve Grand Champions are awarded a
Pink Rosette Ribbon. All winners ribbons will be available for pick up at 4037 Stockdale Hwy., Seguin, TX, or upon request, be
mailed through USPS mail after all judging is complete and winners have been selected.
Horticulture items accepted for judging in 2020: Entrants please pay attention to the types of items and the number of items
needed for each entry/exhibit. All photos will be featured, anonymously, on the Guadalupe County Master Gardeners
Facebook Page. Because of the virtual nature of the competition this year (2020), some divisions may have fewer items listed
than in previous years. If you have questions about your entry, please call April Rippel, GCMG, at (830) 379-7203 during regular
business hours, 8:00 am – 4:30 pm, Monday – Saturday. Or Email questions to [email protected]
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FIELD CROPS:
A. Corn – 6 ears C. Small grains – 1 Qt. Thrashed
G. Sunflower Head – 1 head
1. Field 1. Oats
2. Sweet 2. Wheat H. Pumpkin - 1
3. Popcorn 3. Barley 1. Large Field
4. Ornamental 4. Other 2. Pie
5. Shelled – 1 Qt. 3. Other
6. Other D. Legume Seeds – 1 Pint
1. Clover I. Gourds - 1
B. Grain sorghum-6 hds or 1 Qt Thrashed 2. Vetch
1. Milo J. Melon - 1
2. Other E. Peanuts – 1 Qt. or 1 stalk 1. Watermelon
2. Cantaloupe
F. Cotton 10 bolls or 1 stalk 3. Other
ORCHARD CROPS:
A. Fresh Fruits – 3 each 8. Oranges C. Nuts (shelled) – 1 pint
1. Apples 9. Grapefruit 1. Pecans
2. Figs 10. Limes 2. Walnuts
3. Peaches 3. Other
4. Pears B. Nuts ( In Shell) – 12 each
5. Persimmons 1. Pecans D. Acorns – 6 each
6. Pomegranates 2. Walnuts 1. Small
7. Lemons 3. Other 2. Large
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HOME PRODUCTS:
A. Domestic Fowl Eggs – 1 dz in carton
Please note: most of the Home Products Division is not feasible for this year. For instance, there will be no “Homebrew” category as there is no way to taste (normal judging procedure) the homebrew entries. Thank you for your understanding.
1. Chicken
2. Other – small
3. Other - large
GARDEN CROPS:
A. Beans L. Okra – 6 pods T. Peppers
1. Snap – 6 pods 1. Sweet Bell – 3
2. Lima – 6 pods M. Onions – 3 bulbs 2. Banana - 6
3. Other – 6 pods 1. White 3. Jalapeno – 6
4. Snap – ½ cup shelled 2. Yellow 4. Serrano – 6
5. Lima – ½ cup shelled 3. Red 5. Poblano - 6
6. Other - ½ cup shelled 4. Other 6. Habanero - 6
7. Anaheim - 6
B. Beets – bunch of 3 N. Tomato 8. Cayenne – 6
C. Broccoli – 1 head 1. Large – 3 9. Pimento – 3
D. Cabbage – 1 head 2. Cherry – 6 10. Chili Petine – ½ cup
E. Carrots – bunch of 6 3. Roma – 6 11. Other - 6
F. Cauliflower – 1 head 4. Heirloom – 3
G. Cucumber - 3 5. Yellow - 6 U. Squash, Summer - 3
1. Slicers 6. Other - 3 1. Yellow Neck
2. Picklers 2. Straight Neck
O. Peas (Field) 3. Sunburst
H. Eggplant 1. 1 Dozen pods 4. White Scallop
1. Globe – 2 2. 1 cup shelled 5. Zucchini
2. Miniature or long - 3 6. Other
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GARDEN CROPS CONTINUED:
P. Radish – 6
I. Garlic – 3 heads Q. Shallots - 6 V. Freak – 1 any variety
R. Exotic/Tropical – 1 any varie-ty
J. Greens S. Squash, Winter – 1 W. Potato
1. Large variety – 3 leaves 1. Acorn 1. Irish/red – 3
2. Small variety – 6 leaves 2. Banana 2. Sweet – 3
3. Hubbard 3. White – 3
K. Herbs 4. Spaghetti 4. Yellow - 3
1. Potted 4” pot, must be root-ed
5. Butternut 5. Purple Peruvian - 3
2. Fresh – 6 stalks, same variety 6. Cushaw 6. New - 6
7. Other 7. Fingerling - 6
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Wandering Gardener
Marilyn Moltz
RV Show and Off-roading
Quartzsite, AZ
There is a very small town in Arizona, about 17 miles east of Blythe, CA named Quartzsite. This little town grows to more than a million RVs (or so the count goes) every January. The town is surrounded by BLM land (Bureau of Land Management) and for a small fee one can purchase a permit to boondock or dry camp for months in the desert. The town is also populated with many RV parks. We do dry camp for short periods, but since we were going to be there for a month, we opted for an RV park within walking distance to all the action.
There is something for everyone: a 2-week RV show which has the latest must-haves for
your RV, toys for your grandchildren, jewelry, cookware, knives, clothes, and much more. There are gem shows, rock shows, flea markets, carnival food stands, yard art, rugs, and if you are looking for something you didn’t know you needed but once you see it you must have it—it can be found there!
We have made it to this place twice. It is said that you either love it or hate it. I enjoyed our
stays both times. Both times we met with friends and had many evenings under the stars and around a campfire sharing information on trips taken and planned, discussing RV problems and fixes, and catching up on family members and friends not there.
We also like to drive the road not taken by many, which there are many in the desert. We try
to be sure we have cell service and do not go too far off the beaten path. The desert is a beautiful place and is always very peaceful. We were hoping to go January 2021 but will put off till 2022.
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Volunteer Recognition Drawing
15 Volunteers met Eligibility for the July Drawing
July 2020 Volunteer Recognition Drawing
Hours Reported 1-30 June 2020
1 Bowe, Mary 9 Knobles, Janice
2 Burton, Rodney 10 Lucas, Melinda
3 Chandler, Mike 11 Moltz, Marilyn
4 Collier, Colleen 12 Nodine, William
5 Cover, Kay 13 Odvody, Ann
6 Dunford, Sandra 14 Odvody, Dale
7 Friesenhahn, Joyce 15 Richardson, Thomas
8 Henry, Beth
15 Volunteers met Eligibility for the August Drawing
August 2020 Volunteer Recognition Drawing
Hours Reported 1-31 July 2020
1 Burris, Welta 9 Knobles, Janice
2 Burton, Rodney
10 Lucas, Melinda
3 Chandler, Mike
11 Moltz, Marilyn
4 Collier, Colleen
12 Nodine, William
5 Cover, Kay
13 Odvody, Ann
6 Cox, Bob
14 Odvody, Dale
7 Friesenhahn, Joyce
15 Rippel, April
8 Henry, Beth
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To qualify for the Monthly Volunteer Recognition Program drawing, Certified Guadalupe County Master Gardeners must report a minimum of five (5) volunteer hours earned during the month in VMS by the last calen-dar day of the month. Hours earned for attendance at the monthly GCMG Membership Meeting are not included in the minimum five (5), except those earned for meeting setup. Board members do not participate in the Volunteer Recognition Program.
Top Volunteers 25 or More Hours for the Month of July 2020
Rodney Burton
Janice Knobes
William Nodine
Ann Odvody
Dale Odvody
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Continuing Education Events September 2020 Please be aware that due to current COVID-19 situation all training offered
is online. Notices from Bexar and Travis counties will be sent out to members as they are received, including reminders and updates. At the
time of this writing we have no information on scheduled September training from those organizations but it will be sent to members as soon as
it arrives.
Lunch & Learns
*September 2, 12:00 p.m. to 1:00 p.m. – Gail Johnson – “Growing Strawberries”
*This Lunch & Learn will be online and an email with the link to connect to the workshop will be sent to all members a few days before the event.
Below is information on Bexar County Lunch & Learns.
You’re Invited! Live Lunch & Learn Gardening Series Entomologist Molly Keck and myself are joining forces to provide a weekly plants and bugs webinar series. Join us 12 noon to 1:00 pm to learn about your landscape and the insects that could wreak havoc on it. It’s FREE and open to everyone. *At times, we may not always start exactly at 12noon for we have back to back webinars. Thank you in advance for your patience and support.
September 1 – 12 Months of Vegetable Gardening
September 8 – Gardening Q&A Chat
Please see meeting details below.
Join Zoom Meeting https://zoom.us/j/99025939574?pwd=ZFNJckpKTTV3Q25DWDdFaXNPZExHdz09 Meeting ID: 990 2593 9574
Passcode: Garden2020
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REMINDER
If anyone needs a card from
the organization for an illness
or loss of a family member,
contact: Amy McNulty ,
Secretary, 830-491-4742 or
e-mail [email protected]
Newsletter Staff
Editor - Mary Miller
Photographer - Marvin “T” Taylor
Proofreaders- Bob Teweles, Beth Zies,
Randee Malmsten
Wandering Gardener - Marilyn Moltz
IT Guru –Greg Miller
Texas Master Gardener Board of Directors
Two Year Term (2020/2021) Mark Mullen, Alternate – Rachel Cavazos
One Year Term (2020) Barry Jackson, Alternate – Kim Darrough
Speakers Bureau - Treva Hicks
Guadalupe Co. Community Garden - Dale & Ann Odvody
Master Gardener Office/Library - Ernestine Sykes
Refreshment Coordinator - Treva Hicks
Big Red Barn - Janice Knobles
Gutierrez Xeriscape Park - Judy Stanley
2020 County Fair and Facebook Administrator - April Rippel
Christmas Tree Decorating - Ernestine Sykes
Newsletter Editor - Mary Miller
Web Master - Bob Teweles
Fall 2020/Seguin Class Coordinator – Kay McElveen
Members in Service
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Guadalupe County Master Gardeners, Inc.
210 East Live Oak St.
Seguin, TX 78155
GCMG Officers & Board of Directors
Jerry McNulty- President
Mark Mullen-Past President
Barry A. Jackson-President Elect
Kim Tessanne -Vice President
Amy McNulty -Secretary
Rachel Cavazos -Treasurer
Janice Jadwin -Publicity Director
Kim Darrough -Membership Director
Kay McElveen -Education Director
Carol Calentine-Volunteer Director
Travis Franke -AgriLIFE Agent Master Gardener
Coordinator
Reference to commercial products or trade names is made with the
understanding that no discrimination by the Master Gardeners is
implied, and no endorsement by the Master Gardeners is implied.
The members of Texas A&M AgriLife will provide equal opportunities
in programs and activities, education, and employment to all
persons regardless of race, color, sex, religion, national origin, age,
disability, genetic information, veteran status, sexual orientation or
gender identity and will strive to achieve full and equal employment
opportunity throughout Texas A&M AgriLife.
Mary Miller, Editor [email protected]
Guadalupe County Master Gardeners http://www.guadalupecountymastergardeners.org 830-379-1972 Ext 210
Guadalupe County Texas A&M AgriLIFE Extension http://guadalupe.agrilife.org/ 830-379-1972
Texas Master Gardeners http://www.txmg.org