What IS a Master Gardener??
As trained members of a volunteer program under the auspices of Washington State University Extension, Master Gardeners provide information to home gardeners about sound and sustainable gardening practices including integrated pest management, efficient watering systems, soil improvement and choosing appropriate plants.
 

What Master Gardeners do:

• Plant clinics
• Annual Yard and Garden speaker series
• Youth education programs
• Advanced training events
• An annual Secret Garden Tour
• Monthly meetings with educational programs
• A bi-annual plant sale
• Working with native plants
• Grants, Scholarships and Training Grants

The Jefferson County Master Gardener Foundation is a chartered chapter of the Master Gardener Foundation of Washington State.  Click here to learn more.

Master Gardener

    PLANT CLINICS

Tuesdays, 1-4pm at WSU, Port Hadlock  
Call us at (360) 379-5610, Ext. 211. 
Starting April 7th
 

Fridays, Port Townsend Food Co-Op, 2-5:30 pm.

Sundays, 2nd and 4th Sundays of each month at Chimacum Grange Farmers' Market, 11-3 pm.
Through October     
 

We help you identify plant diseases, bugs tormenting your gardens, spiders spinning webs in your dahlias, spots on your apples, and have a lot of fun researching together.  We do not investigate pests or problems in your house -- we'll leave that to the pest control professionals -- we focus on garden questions. 

Tue, Jul 07 MG Plant Clinic » Fri, Jul 10 WSU Master Gardener PLANT CLINIC! » Tue, Jul 14 MG Plant Clinic » Fri, Jul 17 WSU Master Gardener PLANT CLINIC! » Tue, Jul 21 MG Plant Clinic » All Classes & Events »

You can successfully grow nutritious vegetables in your Jefferson County backyard!

CHRISTOPHER E. SMITH, garden writer and retired Extension agent, shares his practical advice for family vegetable gardeners. Listen to over one hour of juicy information based on his years of local gardening experience.  Sponsored by the WSU Jefferson County Master Gardeners and filmed in collaboration with the 4-H Family Gardening initiative.

 

SOIL TESTINGWSU Jefferson County Extension no longer does soil testing. Instead you can visit this website where you'll find downloadable documents to help you identify your soils needs

 

 

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