Members
Board Meetings are held at Fuel Coffee House at 9:30 am on the Tuesday before the General Membership Meeting.
General Membership Meetings are held at 5:30 pm on the third Thursday of the month at the Llano Library meeting room or the extension office meeting room. The first 45 minutes of each meeting is an educational presentation that counts toward your education hours requirement. The remainder is a business meeting...and there will be food.
Hours:
Your 2024 Minimum Hours Commitment: 12 Volunteer Hours and 6 Education Hours
Your 2025 Minimum Hours Commitment: 20 Volunteer Hours and 10 Education Hours.
Volunteer Hours include project garden work parties or work done solo. They include activities that support our organization, outreach and events. Attending Master Gardener meetings counts.
Education Hours include the educational component of Master Gardener meetings, classes taken elsewhere, online classes, gardening videos or printed materials.
Education Opportunities: Onsite and Online
Master Gardner Advanced Training: Take it to the next level! Take in-depth courses and become a presenter. Find out more at Texas Master Gardener.
YOUR HOURS REPORT should be emailed monthly to our Timekeeper listed below.
- Your report should record all events that did not have a sign-in sheet from our organization.
- Volunteer hours includes travel time.
- Report what was done, where you did it, how long it took and the date.
Board of Directors
President: Kay Harrell
Vice President: Steve Boswell
Secretary: Jane Jones
Treasurer: John Newell
Committee Chairs
Program Director: Steve Boswell
Public Relations: Nancy Carpenter
Hospitality: Elois Melton
Historian: Patti Felts
Timekeeper/Hours: Selena Wright
Webmaster: Nancy Carpenter
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Llano County Master Gardener Association
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