Bird Gardening in the Pacific NW: How to Provide for Birds in your Yard
WSU Jefferson County Extension Classroom 97 Oak Bay Rd, Port HadlockPresenter Steve Hampton Steve has been birding since he was seven years old and gardening most of his adult life. In addition to growing about 30 different fruits, vegetables and herbs in his yard in Port Townsend, he has seen over 180 bird species within a mile of his home. He worked for California Department of Fish & Wildlife for 25 yrs, where he was involved […]
Gardening Under Cover: Four Season Gardening by MG Trish Morehead
WSU Jefferson County Extension Classroom 97 Oak Bay Rd, Port HadlockTrish Morehead is a Kitsap County Master Gardeners. Her topic will be Four Season Gardening. In person: WSU Classroom, 121 Oak Bay Road, Kively Center Complex, Port Hadlock Via Zoom: […]
Getting the Most Out of Your Next Forest Adventure
ZoomYard & Garden Lecture Series #1 Jane Billinghurst, the translator of Peter Wohlleben’s The Hidden Life of Trees, will describe how to get the most out of your next forest […]
Veggies Year Round: Growing Edibles Through All Seasons
ZoomYard & Garden Lecture Series #2 Bill Thorness is a writer, editor, and gardener who has worked and gardened in Seattle since the mid-1980s. He is the author of two […]
Growing, Harvesting, and Arranging Amazing Local Flowers
ZoomYard & Garden Lecture Series #3 - Panel Discussion Candice Gohn is a Master Gardener and native western Washingtonian who has been gardening for more than 50 years. Candice lives in Chimacum where she stewards 20 acres, and is floral designer and jack-of-whatever-needs-to-be-done at Gariss Gardens, a premier flower farm in Port Townsend. She will […]
Jefferson County Marine Resources Committee Monthly Meeting
ZoomREGULAR MONTHLY MEETING MRC monthly meetings are held via Zoom
Rhododendrons by Robert Zimmerman of Chimacum Woods
WSU Jefferson County Extension Classroom 97 Oak Bay Rd, Port HadlockRobert Zimmerman of Chimacum Woods nursery will present on rhododendron growing requirements for our area, types and travel to acquire specimen plants. In person: WSU Classroom, 121 Oak Bay Road, Kively […]
Plants for a Better Planet with Great Plant Picks
ZoomYard & Garden Lecture Series #4 Del Brummet is head gardener and plant propagation manager at the Elisabeth C. Miller Botanical Garden in Seattle. He has a biology degree from […]
Ask a Master Gardener @ Jefferson County Library
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 […]
Attracting Beneficial Insects
ZoomYard & Garden Virtual Lecture Series #5 Susan Mulvihill is the author of The Vegetable Garden Pest Handbook and The Vegetable Garden Problem Solver Handbook, and co-author of The Northwest […]
How Climate Change is Robbing You (and Your Garden) of Nutrients”
ZoomYard & Garden Virtual Lecture Series #6 Muriel Nesbitt is a geneticist, retired biology professor at University of California San Diego, former director of the Clallam County Master Gardener program, […]