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Master Gardeners offers jump start on spring landscaping

Order forms for edible bushes and other plants are now available from the Haywood County Master Gardener Association.

Plants available include: red, black and golden raspberries, blackberries, asparagus, blueberries, strawberries and various shrubs.

Money raised by the plant sale goes to the Haywood County Master Gardener Association grant program, which funds horticultural projects and scholarships for horticultural students from Haywood County.

Orders due by March 16. Order forms are available at the N.C. Cooperative Extension on Raccoon Road in Waynesville or call 828.456.3575 or email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or go to www.masteryourgarden.blogspot.com, or ask any member of the Master Gardener Association.

Plants will be available for pick up on April 9 at the cooperative extension.

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