The Putnam County Master Gardener (PCMG) volunteer program enables people with an interest in gardening to work with others on service projects and in educating fellow citizens.   Currently, there are approximately 60 PCMG members who have dedicated many hours of service to the community.  The PCMG program is one of 46 Master Gardener programs throughout the state of Tennessee with over 2,000 volunteers statewide.

PCMG has designed, developed, and is maintaining several Demonstration Gardens to show the general public what they can do in their own home gardens.  Demonstration gardens allow the visitor to see different styles of gardening and plant varieties.

PCMG participates in service projects that enhance local horticultural and educational pursuits.  PCMGs provide classes on horticulture and garden related topics in Community Education Classes.  These classes are open to the general public throughout middle Tennessee and southern Kentucky.

PCMG welcomes gardeners from 16 years old to the mature adult.  Members enjoy the company of others who are as passionate about gardening as they are.  There is no limit to what an individual can do within the program, as little or as much as they would like.  There is something for everyone!  Come see what Putnam County Master Gardeners is all about.