There is a minimum state requirement for veteran Master Gardener volunteers to acquire 10 hours of continuing education per year to qualify for recertification. The purpose of obtaining continuing education hours is to improve volunteer knowledge and skill base for performing work as community educators in horticulture and environmental stewardship.
– Continuing Education Policy for WSU MG Volunteers
– Continuing Education Opportunities
– State Master Gardener Volunteer Handbook
WSU Extension provides recorded videos for Master Gardener volunteers and program staff. This is a great opportunity to learn from state and regional experts without the cost of travel.
Archived Webinars – Be sure to browse through the list!
Research Topic Presentations – Such as weeds, weather, soils, native plants & more.
Videos of Presentations – Previous MG Advance Training
Cultivating plants, people and communities since 1973.
Program Contact:
Amber Noskoff, Program Coordinator
(360) 778-5811
anoskoff@wsu.edu
Master Gardener Training Update:
Attend the Washington Green School and if you choose, to also become a Master Gardener. More info at our website.
Helpful Resources:
- Tomato Varieties
- Growing Tomatoes WSU Factsheet
- Growing Dahlias
- Important Gardening Links
- Soil Testing for Home Gardeners
- Soil Tests – Locally
- Master Gardeners Program
- Master Gardener Foundation
- Community Gardens
- Composting & Recycling
Highlights:
Hovander Demonstration Gardens Brochure
