Staffing
plant clinics in the Extension office or other locations
Developing,
setting up, and staffing educational exhibits
Planting
and maintaining demonstration areas (turf, flowers, vegetables,
water conservation, native plants, etc.)
Serving as
4-H horticulture project leaders
Teaching
4-H horticulture enrichment units in local schools
Speaking
to civic groups and garden clubs
Conducting
horticulture tours
Answering
horticulture questions that come to the county Extension office
by phone, office visitor, and letter
Conducting
horticulture therapy programs at nursing homes
Judging horticulture
exhibits or school science fair projects
Judging 4-H
horticulture demonstrations or illustrated talks
Mailing newsletters,
publications, and bulletins to noncommercial horticultural
clientele
Appearing
on television or radio programs to discuss home horticulture
topics
