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Coronavirus COVID-19

COVID-19 Advisory: WSU Extension is working to keep our communities safe. All Extension programming is being provided virtually, postponed, or canceled. Effective March 16, 2020, WSU Extension county offices and WSU Research & Extension Centers will be closed to the public. We are available via email, phone, and webconference.

Continuing Education for Master Gardeners

Program Contact: Alex duPont, Master Gardener Program Coordinator
360-395-2368 • alex.dupont@wsu.edu

ALL of the opportunities listed on the CE page are pre-approved for CE credit.

Training on this page is for WSU Extension Master Gardeners and not for public dissemination

Live Events

 

2 new events!

Pruning shrubs &
Foliar pests and diseases,
given by Bess Bronstein!

 

 

 

 

Bess Bronstein is an ISA Certified Arborist, ecoPRO Certified Sustainable Landscape Professional, educator and horticultural consultant based in Kingston, Washington. She has 35 years experience in arboriculture, landscape management and garden design.

Know and Grow

Jun 15, 2021
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Gardening with Physical Limitations Webinar Series

2021 Gardening with Physical Limitations Webinar Series Everyone Can Garden! - A five-part vegetable gardening webinar series for people with physical and other limitations. Do you have a physical limitation such as mobility issues, chronic pain, arthritis, and skin sensitivities that constrains outdoor activity?
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Live Events (Month View)

Live Events by Date

Sun 16

Registration Open for International Master Gardener Conference 2021 (CE) ($150)

April 5 - August 31
Jun 01

Gardening with Physical Limitations Webinar Series (CE) (Free)

June 1 @ 6:00 pm - 7:30 pm
Jun 02

Successfully Prune Any Shrub with Bess Bronstein (CE, $15)

June 2 @ 6:30 pm - 8:00 pm
Jun 08

OSU Level Up Series (CE) (Free)

June 8 @ 4:30 pm - 5:00 pm
Jun 15

Know and Grow: Importance of Weather on Gardening (CE)(Free)

June 15
Jun 30

Leaf Spots, Curl, Galls and Holes, Oh My! Foliar Pests and Diseases with Bess Bronstein (CE, fee)

June 30 @ 6:30 pm - 8:00 pm

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On-Demand

 

Watch the Alternatives to Lawns Webinar on YouTube. Tired of mowing your lawn? Whether you're an owner or renter, learn about eco-friendly ideas to keep your lawn area healthy from this October webinar recording.
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On Demand (continued)

 

WSU Webinars and Videos

Pesticide Training:

WSU Business, Policies and Procedures Manual: Pesticide Policy

Pest Management Recommendation Training: Refresher on Pest Management Agreement by Catherine Daniels, Director, Washington State Pest Management Resource Service. 30 min. YouTube

Pesticides, People, and Pollinators: Answers to tricky pesticide questions from the National Pesticide Information Center (NPIC) and OSU. 1 hr. YouTube

Asian Giant Hornet: Conducted by Karla Salp, Washington State Dept. of Agriculture. 1 hr. Zoom recording

Other Topics:

Plant Pathology & Plant Problem Diagnosis: Presenter: Rachel Bomberger, WSU Dept of Plant Pathology. Zoom recording

Beekeeping Today Podcast

Linda Chalker-Scott’s The Informed Gardener podcasts

View Past WSU Pesticide License Recertification Videos

View recorded Brown Bag Seminars on YouTube
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Note: MGs will receive 20 hours credit once you earn the certificate. You cannot do individual modules.
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Best Practices for Community Gardens During COVID-19

On the webinar recording page you will also find an updated version of the webinar slide handout that includes the hand washing station picture.
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Color in the Winter Garden Plant List
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Watch the Rain Garden Webinar on YouTube. Learn about lawn alternatives can help the Puget Sound by collecting, absorbing and filtering the rain that runs off your roof.
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OSU and Cooperative Extension System Webinars

2018 All Bugs Good and Bad Webinar Series: Bees, Wasps, and Hornets, Oh my!

Organic Pesticides for Home Gardens

‘First Look’: OSU Research on Native Plants in the PNW Garden

The latest research on bees in the garden: Results from the Oregon State University Garden Ecology Lab

Never doubt how a small, thoughtful and committed pollinator habitat (in your garden) can change the world

Frontiers in Slug & Snail Management (recording, slides, and a resource for slug & snail ID)

Identifying & Managing the Bronze Birch Borer (recording)

Understanding Plant Breeding for Disease Resistance

Powdery Mildew: Biology and Management in the Garden

Dealing with Darling Dastardly Deer

Practical Food Safety in the Garden

Meet the New Neighbors: Emerging Insect Pests in Oregon

PowerPoint Presentations

These presentations have been approved for continuing education credit

Drip Irrigation – Know&Grow presentation by Bob Bryan 10/16/18

Climate Change and Forests – PNW (2018.02.17)