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Member Dues

$16.50Price
Age Group
Under Age 80
Age 80 and over/18 certified hours
Age 80 and over/36 certified hours
Quantity

Dues can be paid starting September 1, 2026. All dues are due by December 31, 2026.If paid after the deadline, the Member's Name and Profile will not be listed in the Handbook. All certified members of good standing will need to pay dues for 2027.


PLEASE check your profile in the handbook and make sure all your information is correct. If not, please let Theresa Thomas know of any changes at theresakaythomas@me.com.


ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP

Have current Background Check


TCMGA REQUIREMENTS FOR RECERTIFICATION

To re-certify for 2027;


Certified Master Gardeners must complete 36 certifiable hours each year consisting of:


  • 10 hours of Continued Education (CEU's) --includes 3 Monthly MG Meetings

  • 4 hours TCMGA Community Demonstration Garden

  • 22 hours at any other Certified Projects


ALL Master Gardeners UNDER 80 years old, MUST PAY $33 and complete all 36 hours required.


For those Master Gardeners 80 years and over, you can either pay $33 and do 1/2 the REQUIRED hours (18 hours) or pay $16.50 and complete the entire 36 hours.


PLEASE SELECT THE OPTION THAT APPLIES TO YOU.






    Jay Caddel, Extension Agent
    Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service,

    Tarrant County
    200 Taylor St., Suite 500
    Fort Worth, TX 76196-0123


    Receptionist:  (817) 884-1945
    Master Gardener Help Desk:  (817) 884-1944
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    Email: helpdesk@tarrantmg.org

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