Gardening

WSU Master Gardener Volunteers are Community Educators-

cultivating plants, people, and communities since 1973

Our Vision

Highly recognized, diverse and fully supported, WSU Master Gardener volunteers are the go-to resource for communities seeking research-based, innovative solutions for their ever-changing horticulture and environmental stewardship needs.

Our Mission

Engaging university-trained volunteers to empower and sustain diverse communities with relevant, unbiased, research-based horticulture and environmental stewardship education.

Gardening Questions? Stop by the Extension Office or email us with your question and we’ll get you assigned to one of our Master Gardeners.

Interested in becoming a Master Gardener? Ferry County’s Master Gardener program is growing. Our next Master Gardener class is slated to begin in January of 2024. To learn more about this class or the Master Gardener program, contact WSU Ferry County Extension at 509-775-5225 x1116 or email tammy.folks@wsu.edu.

Annual Garden Tour

Our Annual Ferry County Garden Tour is typically held on the fourth Saturday in July. Attendees enjoy this fun adventure of visiting exquisite and interesting gardens of our county’s hosts. Each gardener has tips and techniques to offer to get the most from your own garden in our short growing season here in Ferry County. Call the Extension office for more info. Pre-registration and pre-payment requested. 

Conservation Fair with Master Gardeners 

Held the 3rd Saturday in April at the Ferry County Fairgrounds as part of Ferry County Pride Month. Bring your gardening questions to us!

Master Gardeners typically hold Mini Clinics and Question & Answer sessions for the community at the annual Ferry County Conservation Fair every April:

Additional Gardening information can be found on WSU Spokane County Extension Master Gardener site. There are many publications available that pertain to Eastern Washington.