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Ohio Master Gardener Volunteer Program
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The Master Gardeners of Clark County and Ohio State University Extension (OSUE) showcased their gardens at their annual Gateway Garden Jubilee on August 7th. The event was held in the Gateway Learning Gardens at the OSU Extension, 4400 Gateway Boulevard, Springfield, OH. Three new gardens developed by the Master Gardener class of 2010 were featured. 
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Master Gardener Volunteers along with Program Coordinators Susie Broidy and Pam Thullen and employees from Benjamin Steel planted the 10,000 square foot Victory Garden in the Gateway Learning Gardens at the Clark County Extension office for the 2nd year in a row. Over 20 volunteers planted corn, beans, tomatoes, peppers and many other vegetables. The harvest is given to the 2
nd Harvest Food Bank of Clark and Champaign Counties to be distributed among local food banks. In 2009, more than 4,600 pounds of produce was donated. 
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