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Master Gardeners Win 2015 State Awards

Kaufman County Master Gardener Sandra Stahlman accepts the first place Educational Program award for the 2014 Spring Seminar, “Farming by the Yard” at the 2015 Texas Master Gardener Association Convention. Photo: TMGA.

Master Gardeners Win 2015 State Awards

Kaufman County Master Gardener Sandra Stahlman accepts the first place Educational Program award for the 2014 Spring Seminar, “Farming by the Yard” at the 2015 Texas Master Gardener Association Convention. Photo: TMGA.
Kaufman County Master Gardeners Renee Word, Sandra Stahlman and Tamara Stahlman accept the second place Project award for the Monarch Butterfly Garden at the 2015 Texas Master Gardener Association Convention. Photo: TMGA.
Kaufman County Master Gardeners Renee Word, Sandra Stahlman and Tamara Stahlman accept the second place Project award for the Monarch Butterfly Garden at the 2015 Texas Master Gardener Association Convention. Photo: TMGA.

The Kaufman County Master Gardener Association, which is in the Medium Association category for organizations with 25 to 49 members, won awards in two categories at the 2015 Texas Master Gardeners Association State Convention. The event, called “Trails to Rails: Blooms on the Old Chisholm Trail” was hosted by the Bell County Master Gardeners in Belton, Texas from April 16 through April 18. Kaufman County Master Gardeners Jim Burt, Nancy Bowman, Hildegard Smith, Sandra Stahlman, Tamara Stahlman and Renee Word attended the convention.

Kaufman County placed first in the Educational Program category for the 2014 Spring Seminar “Farming by the Yard,” which featured programs on backyard chickens, stone fruits and nuts and edible landscapes.

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