Learning about Soil

Broadway Farmers Market 1099 949 Broadway, Tacoma, WA, United States

Soil is alive. Learn how to create great soil by using compost and working with mother nature. It’s about creating sustainable and healthy soil that makes your garden grow. 

Gardening without Barriers

Pierce County Library - University Place Branch 3609 Market Place West, University Place, WA, United States

Gardening is an activity which provides both personal and environmental benefits, and should be accessible to everyone.  This presentation shares tools, tips and techniques for removing  barriers to successful gardening, such as lack of time, gardening space, finances, physical agility or gardening knowledge.

Dinosaurs

Puyallup Demonstration Garden 2607 West Pioneer, Puyallup, WA, United States

Theme: Learn which plants are left from the dinosaur age & design your own garden for tiny dinosaurs. What plants exist today that the dinosaurs saw?Let’s make a mask and move like a dinosaur.  Make a miniature dinosaur habitat.  Dig for dino eggs!Note: ‘Day of’ registration starts at 9:30am

4-H Public Presentation Entries Due

All Public Presentations entries are due in FairEntry by 10:00pm. You will need to select a day and time when you register. Also let us know if you have a PowerPoint presentation. You can bring a laptop with and HDMI port or a USB drive with your presentation.

Event Series 4-H Dog Leaders Meeting

4-H Dog Leaders Meeting

Pierce County Extension Office 3602 Pacific Avenue, Tacoma, United States

The Dog Leaders of Pierce County 4-H meet on the first Monday of each month. All Dog leaders and members are welcome and encouraged to attend. This meeting has a Zoom option. Contact mike.seiber@wsu.edu to receive the link.

Superintendents Meeting

Frontier Park Rabbit Barn 21606 Meridian Ave E., Graham, WA, United States

Final Superintendents meeting before the start of the Pierce County Fair.

Reimagining Your Lawn

Tacoma Public Library - Swasey Branch 7001 Sixth Avenue, Tacoma, WA, United States

With our changing climate and lifestyle, the typical suburban lawn has become costly to maintain in terms of time and money spent. This presentation covers how we got to the modern ‘putting green’ lawn model and explores alternatives that are more sustainable and may be better suited to the way you live today.

4-H Poster and Photo Turn-in

Frontier Park Rabbit Barn 21606 Meridian Ave E., Graham, WA, United States

4-H Members are able to laminate and turn in their posters. Members are able to print their photos and turn them in as well.

Summer Fest – Plants Talk

Puyallup Demonstration Garden 2607 West Pioneer, Puyallup, WA, United States

Theme: Investigate how plants communicate with their environment and each other.How do plants “talk” if they cannot speak? Do they use the 5 senses we have?   How do we know how old they are? Can they store water? How and why do they attract pollinators?Note: ‘Day of’ registration starts at 9:30am