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Gardening Green Courses

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Events and Services:

Examining a leaf using a microscope

Diagnostic Plant Clinic

Most days • 9am-Noon & 1pm-4pm

Website (link)

Bring samples of that pesky bug, mystery weed, diseased branch or flower into the office at the County Extension office at: 600 Dupont Street, Suite A, Bellingham, WA.

Pack your sample in a zip-lock bag, and bring them to us!!

Samples for Plant and Weed ID must be alive, fresh, and undamaged. They should include leaves, buds, stems, flowers, roots, and fruits / seeds or as many of these features as possible. A single leaf is not enough!

And as always, this service is FREE and open to the public.


Organic and Sustainable Agriculture at WSU Everett Degree Announcement

Organic and Sustainable Agriculture
at WSU Everett

Complete part of a four year WSU agriculture degree closer to home, including hands-on experience through a series of internships at the WSU Everest campus.

Information slides (pdf)


Northern Giant Hornet

Alert Info – Northern Giant Hornet

Information is relevant to both commercial farmers & homeowners.

Whatcom Ag Monthly: Additional Information on Asian Giant Hornet

WSU Whatcom County Extension: Asian Giant Hornet Website

 

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County Programs


WSU Extension programs and policies are consistent with federal and state laws and regulations on nondiscrimination regarding race, sex, religion, age, color, creed, national origin, disability, marital status, sexual orientation, and veteran status. Evidence or noncompliance may be reported through the WSU Extension office. Reasonable accommodations will be made for persons with disabilities and special needs who contact the Whatcom Extension office at least two weeks prior to the event.

Logo of WSU Whatcom County Extension

Office Phone Number:
(360) 778-5800

Address:
600 Dupont Street, Suite A
Bellingham, WA  98225

“Serving the Citizens of Whatcom County for over 100 Years!”