Seed Library is at the Chimacum Farmer’s Market (corner of Center Rd and Hwy 19)
Chimacum Corner Farmstand 9122 Rhody Drive, Chimacum, WA 98325, USA, ChimacumJoin the WSU Master Gardener Seed Librarians at the Chimacum Farmer's Market. Check out seed and learn about how to save your own seed.
Searching for Seewead
Point Hudson Port TownsendSearching for Seaweed - June 6 Join us at 12-2pm on Tuesday, June 6, at Point Hudson! Learn about the different types of seaweeds, where to find them, how to harvest […]
All About Hostas – MG Foundation Meeting
WSU Classroom 97 Oak Bay Rd, Port HadlockAre You a Hosta Hoarder? Given the diversity of hostas, no one would blame you for hoarding as many varieties as possible! on June 8th, Two Master Gardeners will give presentations about these highly desirable plants from the Asparagaceae family. Wendy will share what she’s learned about these beloved shade-tolerant foliage plants, their history, how they […]
Garden Know-How: Understanding Soil Tests
Jefferson County LibraryGarden Know-How: Understanding Soil Tests Join Master Gardener Mary Larsen as she talks about understanding soil tests. This program will precede the WSU Master Gardener’s Plant Clinic from 1:00 – 3:00 pm.
‘Ask a Master Gardener’ at the Quilcene Bookmobile Site
Quilcene Community Center 294952 US Hwy 101, QuilceneMaster Gardeners will be available at the Quilcene Community Center, next to the bookmobile, to help with you on your garden questions
Ask a Master Gardener! at Jefferson County Library ~ Humphry Room
Jefferson County LibraryNote: Master Gardeners need a fresh specimen to make an accurate identification or assessment of the issue. For plant problem diagnosis we require a representative sample that clearly shows the demarcation between un-thrifty and healthy tissue. Pick a fresh plant specimen, put the cut end of the stem in a moist paper towel, and then […]
Explore 4-H Wearable Art
WSU Classroom 97 Oak Bay Rd, Port Hadlock(Photo from PTLeader - Port Townsend High School junior Adelynn Johnson gets ready to sting while sophomore Ayden Ratliff affirms the visionary designs.) Explore 4-H in Jefferson County Wearable Art Taught by local costume artist Crystal Taggart! Wednesday July 19 | 9a - 1p @ the WSU Extension Classroom 97 […]
Learn about Growing Vegetables in Containers at the PT Farmer’s Market
Port Townsend Farmer's Market Uptown Port Townsend, Port TownsendOn July 29th, the Master Gardener Volunteers will have a booth at our Local Port Townsend Farmer's Market. There will be examples of vegetables growing in containers, different soil types, examples of watering systems, and more. Master Gardener Volunteers will be available from 9am to 3pm for questions about growing vegetables in containers. Come look […]
Ask a Master Gardener! ~ Port Townsend Library ~ Charles Pink House
Port Townsend Library 1220 Lawrence Street, Port TownsendNote: Master Gardeners need a fresh specimen to make an accurate identification or assessment of the issue. For plant problem diagnosis we require a representative sample that clearly shows the demarcation between un-thrifty and healthy tissue. Pick a fresh plant specimen, put the cut end of the stem in a moist paper towel, and then […]
Garden Know-How: Poultry Around Your Garden
Jefferson County LibraryBring your curiosity and questions and learn about Poultry Around Your Garden! Presented by Master Gardener Mickie Dutton. This program will precede the WSU Master Gardener’s Plant Clinic from […]
Ask a Master Gardener! ~ Jefferson County Library ~ Humphry Room
Jefferson County LibraryNote: Master Gardeners need a fresh specimen to make an accurate identification or assessment of the issue. For plant problem diagnosis we require a representative sample that clearly shows the demarcation between un-thrifty and healthy tissue. Pick a fresh plant specimen, put the cut end of the stem in a moist paper towel, and then […]
Ask a Master Gardener! ~ Port Townsend Library ~ Charles Pink House
Port Townsend Library 1220 Lawrence Street, Port TownsendNote: Master Gardeners need a fresh specimen to make an accurate identification or assessment of the issue. For plant problem diagnosis we require a representative sample that clearly shows the demarcation between un-thrifty and healthy tissue. Pick a fresh plant specimen, put the cut end of the stem in a moist paper towel, and then […]