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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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Winterize your garden

Pierce County Library - Eatonville 205 Center St W, Eatonville, WA, United States

Winterizing your garden is a vital step in maintaining soil health and preparing for a successful spring. This presentation covers essential techniques for cleaning up garden beds, protecting perennial crops, and winterizing your vegetable garden for the off-season. We will discuss soil protection, debris management, and simple tasks to ensure your garden remains resilient through […]

Planting

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 […]

Winter Vegetable Gardening

Pierce County Library - Bonney Lake 18501 90th St E, Bonney Lake,, 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