Master Gardener Conference

2022 West Virginia Extension Master Gardener Association’s Annual Conference

Garden enthusiasts from near and far are invited to join us for the 27th annual Master Gardener Conference, which will be held on April 8-10, 2022, at Oglebay Resort in Wheeling, West Virginia.

Conference Registration

Registration is now closed. We'll see you at the conference!  

Register Online for the Conference

Online registration requires a credit card. If you need to register using another form of payment, contact conference@wvemga.org to request an alternative registration form. 

View the Conference Schedule

Learn More About the Conference Speakers

Conference Welcome Letter

We're so excited to welcome you to the 2022 conference and gather together again in person! Click on the link below to read the welcome letter from Mira Danilovich, our West Virginia Extension Master Gardener Program Coordinator! 

Conference Safety Information

The 2022 Master Gardener Conference is being hosted with everyone's safety in mind. All conference activities and attendees will be expected to follow the most recent local, state, or facility guidelines to help keep everyone safe. Resources regarding the most recent policies can be found below.

Oglebay Resort COVID-19 Safety Policies

West Virginia University COVID-19 Safety Policies

West Virginia COVID-19 Safety Recommendations

Conference Lodging

A discounted room rate at Oglebay Resort is available for conference attendees. To make a reservation at Oglebay for the conference, please  call 1-877-436-1797 and request the West Virginia Master Gardener Association’s block of rooms. To receive the discounted conference rate, reservations need to be made before March 21, 2022. Online reservations are not eligible for the discounted rate.

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