2024 Master Gardener and Horticulture Training
Become a certified Master Gardener or take the class for your own knowledge.
Class Schedule
Tuesdays, 1:00 to 4:30 pm. January 9—April 9, 2024.
**The Jan 9 class is an informational meeting for those interested in becoming a Master Gardener. Bring your questions!
Location
Asotin County Fire Station. 2377 Appleside Blvd in the Clarkston Heights.
Cost
$140 for the in-person classes.
Register to take horticulture classes: 2024 Horticulture Class Registration fillable
Application to become a Master Gardener: mgtrainingapplicationfillable_2024
Each student that is considering becoming a WSU or UI Master Gardener must also enroll in the WSU on-line course. Please note: the registration fee for the online training is $75 and is non-refundable
To become a certified WSU or UI Master Gardener, applicants must:
- Complete the Online Training course
- Attend scheduled classes, pass quizzes and exams
- Complete a criminal background check
- Volunteer and document the required minimum number of volunteer hours
**Individuals need their own email address and access to a computer to complete the On-line Training quizzes and tests.
Submit your application to become a Master Gardener in Asotin or Garfield County.
Applications are due on Friday, December 29, 2023. Please return the completed application to the WSU Asotin County Extension Office:
- Email fillable form to: janice.reed@wsu.edu
- Mail to: PO Box 9, Asotin, WA 99402
- Deliver to Asotin County Courthouse basement, 135 2nd St in Asotin
What Do Master Gardeners Do?
- They serve the community and enjoy the camaraderie of great people who love gardening, learning, and serving.
- Assist the public diagnosing their plant problems at plant clinics.
- Develop and present fun and stimulating plant and gardening related educational programs to school children.
- Participate in the design, development, and maintenance of the Demonstration Garden at the Clarkston Community Garden.
- Conduct classes and workshops for the general public about a wide variety of horticulture topics.
- Participate in continuing education to further develop personal gardening knowledge and skills.
- Staff Master Gardener information booths at the County Fairs, Farmer’s Markets, and other community events.