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Master GTardener Association of Passaic CountyThe Rutgers Master Gardener program is a research-based training opportunity to become volunteers for horticultural service projects and community stewardship and beautification programs throughout Passaic County. Classes are held weekly from September to May; topics range from turf renovation to entomology, propagation and soil. Anyone with an interest in gardening and a commitment to volunteer service can become a Rutgers Master Gardener. No previous education or training is required. To learn more about the Master Gardners Association of Passaic County please visit their website.

Rutgers Master Gardeners

Rutgers Master Gardener Helpline: 973-305-5743 (9:30am - Noon, Monday-Friday)

Providing the following services:

  • Plant Diagnosis
  • Plant, insect, weed, and disease identification
  • Provide NJAES fact sheets (on a variety of topics)
  • Soil test kits (please call for more information)
  • Gardening demonstrations
  • Horticultural education
  • Community and youth gardening
  • Beautification and maintenance of public gardens

Rutgers Master Gardener projects include:


Cooperative Extension of Passaic County