Shows improved leadership and community pride through organized gardening activities in youth, suggesting valuable skill development.
The new JMGs[TM] - Junior Master Gardeners[TM] program is building on the success of the adult Master Gardener program in order to provide positive learning experiences for youth and to develop their leadership, responsibility and community pride through organized gardening activities.
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