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Congratulations Rapunzel!

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Jdarg

Jdarg

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She now has 2 new certifications- Florida Master Gardener AND Master Naturalist!!!

She has been working her hiney and green thumbs off for the past several months, and the hard work has paid off. :clap:
 
jdarg said:
She now has 2 new certifications- Florida Master Gardener AND Master Naturalist!!!

She has been working her hiney and green thumbs off for the past several months, and the hard work has paid off. :clap:
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Congratulations! and thanks again for picking up the tomatoes...I can't wait for them to produce.:clap:
 
:clap:...yay, Punzey!

She is a wealth of information! I am going to make a date with her and jsut listen to her talk about all she has learned!
 
Congrats! :clap:One day I will need to pick your brain and maybe some of your tomatoes.:biggrin:
 
The best part is that now, as a Master Gardner, she gets to help us with gardening issues as part of her service to the community.

I know Brooke was happy to graduate another class of Master Naturalists.
Congrats, Punzy!
 
Actually, I'm only a Freshwater Wetlands Master Naturalist...there are three modules required to be a full fledged Master Naturalist, and I have two to go before Florida Master Naturalist.

By the way, if anyone is interested in the program -- I can't tell you how enjoyable the Master Naturalist program is. It's split between Okaloosa and Walton Counties, so there is a lot of driving. The payoff is that you get to go on field trips with UF professors and other experts and learn about our flora and fauna. The trip to Eglin was really incredible...we visited a seepage slope that is basically a field of pitcher plants and sundews. It was beautiful. Had it not been for this class I'm not sure I'd have ever realized what an incredible resource Eglin is...I'm dying to go back and kayak Boiling Creek!

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This makes me happy! Punzy, you will never regret the time you spent learning how to make this wonderful earth of ours a greener, better place. :clap:
 
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