Master Gardener Plant Clinic and Resource Center
The Plant Clinic and Resource Center is open from March 1 through October 31
Monday – Thursday 9 a.m. – 3 p.m.
Friday 9 a.m. – 1 p.m.
222 N. Havana Street, Spokane WA, 99202
The Plant Clinic is closed November through February. During this period, please email or telephone us and leave a message. Questions are answered weekly except over the Christmas/New Year’s holiday.
Have Questions?
If you would like, you may phone: 509-477-2181 or click the link above to leave a question for the WSU Extension Spokane County Master Gardener Volunteers.
The WSU Extension Master Gardener Program slogan is “Volunteer Community Educators—cultivating plants, people, and communities since 1973.”
Master Gardeners are volunteers who have received training in research-based horticultural practices. They also volunteer their time to share this knowledge within their local communities. The goal of the Master Gardener program is to conserve and enhance our natural resources while improving the quality of life of Spokane County residents.
Master Gardeners Give Research-Based Information
Volunteers answer questions about a wide variety of horticulture issues, including plant selection, installation and maintenance; plant problem diagnosis and treatment; environmentally sound gardening practices, pest identification and management; and effective landscaping practices.
Master Gardeners are Volunteer Outreach Educators
Volunteers teach youth, adults and seniors about gardening, researching and writing educational information, staffing information booths at community events, and other activities.
Master Gardener Volunteers make significant contributions to furthering safe and sustainable gardening practices. If you are a gardener in Spokane County, want to increase and share your knowledge, and are available to volunteer, think about applying to Become a WSU Master Gardener.
