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Crimson Clover Master Gardeners Recognized

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Paul Veeneman, Mike Chissler, Patty Cooper, Amy Willis Prince, Coffee county UT Extension Office, and Roseanne Carden Smith, Coffee County Commissioner.
Paul Veeneman, Mike Chissler, Patty Cooper, Amy Willis Prince, Coffee county UT Extension Office, and Roseanne Carden Smith, Coffee County Commissioner.


The Crimson Clover Master Gardener Association has been honored as Tennessee’s Search for Excellence (SFE) Teaching Site of the Year. The award was given for the Coffee County Administrative Plaza Pollinator Garden, a project highlighting the group’s dedication to horticultural education and community outreach. The SFE program recognizes exceptional Master Gardener initiatives that demonstrate excellence, learning, and collaboration. The garden fosters better gardening practices, educates volunteers, and inspires new Master Gardeners. This award celebrates their commitment to promoting sustainable horticulture and enriching communities across Tennessee through education and service.

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