WSU Extension
Pierce County
Master Gardeners
Welcome to the WSU Extension Pierce County Master Gardener Program
We are your neighbors and members of your communities. Our priorities inform our efforts to create a more resilient Washington. We are actively engaged in teaching research-based gardening and environmental stewardship practices.
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Delivering horticulture and environmental stewardship education:
Program Highlights:
7, 500+ questions answered over 246 clinics in 12 locations.
Demonstration & Community Gardens
1,800+ pounds of produce locally grown & distributed to Food Banks.
Speakers Bureau 50 Presentations at the Pierce County Library System and to local Garden Clubs.
Overall, our 360+ WSU Extension Pierce County Master Gardener volunteers engaged with over 10,000 adults and 2,000 youth in 2024.
All our horticulture and environmental stewardship education was delivered FREE of charge.
Upcoming Events:
Events by Category:
The 2026 Plant Sale: it’s coming to a new location!
- Date:
Saturday, May 2nd 9am – 4pm
Sunday, May 3rd 10am – 2pm - New Location:
Puyallup Fairgrounds at the
Agriplex - Free Admission
- Free Parking
Extension Master Gardener educational outreach
Ask a Master Gardener
For more than a half century, University trained Master Gardeners have been answering your gardening questions, free of charge.
With spring, our in-person Answer Clinics are in full swing. Stop by, have a chat and get your gardening questions answered.
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WSU Extension programs and employment are available to all without discrimination. Evidence of noncompliance may be reported through your local Extension office. Reasonable accommodations will be made for persons with disabilities and special needs who contact Caitlin May at caitlin.may1@wsu.edu at least two (2) weeks prior to the event.