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This event was coordinated through the Pierce County Master Gardener Speakers Bureau. Click on the link at right for more information.
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Winter is Coming

Pierce County Library - Milton/Edgewood Branch 900 Meridian Ave E, Milton, WA, United States

…Keep the color Coming BackSynopsis: Don’t say goodbye to your favorite annuals each fall! This presentation will cover simple, effective methods to overwinter begonias and geraniums so you can enjoy them year after year. Learn multiple techniques—from storing dormant tubers to keeping container plants alive indoors—and discover easy propagation tips to multiply your plants with […]

Bloom 101: Gardeners Guide to growing Dahlias

Gig Harbor Demonstration Garden 10123 78th Ave NW, Gig Harbor, United States

Who doesn’t love dahlias? This class covers how to grow healthy, vibrant dahlias – when to plant your tubers, why pinching your plants produces more blooms, and navigating common challenges.  Practical advice will include watering and fertilization needs and tuber over-wintering options to set you up with the confidence to grow a garden bursting with beautiful dahlias to enjoy mid-summer into the fall.

Bulb Lasagna

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

Layered Blooms for Months of Color. Learn how to grow mouth-watering tomatoes in our maritime PNW climate. You can do it by learning some simple helpful-hints for making the most out of our cooler & shorter growing season.

Cultivate Joy: Growing a cut flower garden

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

Imagine growing and harvesting your own beautiful bouquets to enjoy indoors and share with others! This program covers the foundations of a successful cut flower garden including how to select, grow and harvest flowers that thrive in our PNW summers and do well in the vase.

Winter Vegetable Gardening

Rainfall Ranch Rescue 4607 167th Ave NW, Lakebay, WA, United States

Would you like food from your garden year-round? Winter and spring harvests are possible with some planning and preparation. Learn more about November to February gardening. Things we'll cover: cold hearty veggies; using row covers and other season extenders; winter harvesting tips; planning your winter food garden.

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Puyallup Public Library 324 S Meridian, Puyallup, WA, United States

Winter Vegetable Gardening

Puyallup Public Library 324 S Meridian, Puyallup, WA, United States

There are many late-season possibilities for your vegetable garden – winter harvests, fall or winter planting for spring harvest, garden bed preparation for a thriving spring garden.Let’s share our experiences with in an informal discussion of November to February gardening

Buzz Pollination and Other Secrets in the Life of a Bumblebee

Franke Tobey Jones 5340 North Bristol Street, Tacoma, WA, United States

Bombus, otherwise known as the bumblebee, is a favorite visitor to the floral garden.  This presentation will highlight critical events in the life of a bumblebee and demonstrate the unique role bumblebees play as a member of the pollinator community. This FREE talk is offered through Senior University at Franke Tobey Jones Senior Living Facility.Please […]