Education Center at Goffstown

Education Center at Goffstown
Education Center at Goffstown

Getting Here


329 Mast Rd, Suite 115
Goffstown, NH 03045
United States

Hours

Currently closed
Sun:
Closed
Mon - Fri:
8:30 am-4:00 pm
Sat:
Closed

Due to the public health concern caused by COVID-19, the Education Center will be closed to staff members and to the public until further notice.

UNH Extension staff and volunteers answer questions on the phone at 1-877-EXT-GROW (398-4769), via email at answers@unh.edu, and on Facebook and Instagram. The primary expertise of staff and volunteers who operate this service is home horticulture.


The Education Center at Goffstown is home to UNH Cooperative Extension yard & garden education and outreach programs, Pesticide Safety Education Program, and strategic Master Gardener initiatives. The Education Center is in the same building as the Hillsborough County Extension location, but is a separate and distinct office. Our friendly and helpful staff and volunteers provide residents across the state with trusted information, practical education and high quality services that improve people’s lives, the economy and communities.

Please note: The Education Center at Goffstown is in a secure building. When you enter through the building’s front entrance, you will go through a security check-point. Then you will take a right at the top of the stairs and proceed to the far end of the hallway. The Education Center is on the left.

covid warning sign

        

Articles

Winter temperatures can affect spring blooms
Many people have been wondering why blooming has seemed irregular or even absent this spring for some trees and shrubs, particularly forsythia and sto... Learn More
This position is based at Extension's Education Center in Goffstown, NH
The Education Center Volunteer Program Manager, located at UNH Extension’s Education Center at the Hillsborough County Office in Goffstown, N.H., recr... Learn More
Dorothy Orr - A Life Well Lived Learn More

Resources

Many different types and percentages of organic materials may go into any given batch of compost, so no two batches – even from the same supplier – ar... Learn More

The University of New Hampshire Extension has an extensive library of fact sheets useful to garden centers and their customers.  This page ser... Learn More
Groundcovers are fairly low-growing plants that cover the soil with an abundance of stems and leaves. Turf grass is easily the most widely planted gro... Learn More
Introduction
Pruning hydrangeas baffles many gardeners—novice and experienced alike—because of hydrangeas’ growth habits. Before you even think... Learn More
Why Compost:

There are many good reasons to make your own compost or participate in a community composting program. First, organic wast... Learn More
As gardeners, we’re already well trained to look for signs of disease, weeds, root health, and pests when buying, selling, or swapping plants. This di... Learn More

The Team