LAKEWOOD, Colo. — As an exclusive benefit for CNGA members, you can receive a 10% discount on each course offered in the new CSU Extension Certified Gardner Program. Utilize these courses as a cost effective way to train your long-term and seasonal staff members.
Designed to be flexible and structured around your needs, the Certified Gardener training allows you to earn digital badges by taking individual courses, bundling courses, or completing the full program. This flexibility enables you to build your own unique set of credentials. Whether you’re a backyard gardener, interested in landscape pruning or home composting, or are a green industry professional, the CSU Extension Certified Gardener Program can be tailored to your goals.
Click here to learn more. Please use Discount Code: AGBBCNGA16 to save money on each course you enroll in.
— Colorado Nursery & Greenhouse Association
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