The Jefferson County Master Gardener Foundation is a nonprofit organization in a collaborative agreement with WSU Jefferson County Extension. The Foundation provides support services and financial assistance to further WSU Extension’s mission in educating the community with sustainable, research-based horticultural information. The Foundation also provides financial grants to community organizations engaged in agriculture and sustainability efforts in Jefferson County.
Upcoming Events:
We hope to see you at one of these events soon!
Secret Garden Tour on June 21
Come check out the five varied and beautiful gardens that we’ve selected for this year’s Secret Garden Tour! Tickets go on sale on May 9!
Presentation: “Ancient Tribal Stewardship”
WHEN: April 10, 2025, 3–4 p.m. WHERE: WSU Extension Classroom, Kivley Center, 97 Oak Bay Rd, Port Hadlock
Loni Greninger, Vice-Chair, Jamestown S’Klallam Tribal Council, will give a presentation called “Ancient Tribal Stewardship, Contemporary Relations to the Land.” Attendees will learn examples of tribal values, how land stewardship has changed over time, and examples of traditional foods, land stewardship tools, and how the tribal community is taught to refamiliarize themselves with creation.
Learn more about us:
Interested in becoming a
Master Gardener?
If you love gardening and want to support environmental education opportunities in your neighborhood, please check out everything the Jefferson County Master Gardener Program has to offer. Click the link below for information on how to apply for Master Gardener certification this fall and what the training involves. We also offer general gardening tip sheets, links to education resources, and ways to support our mission in your community. We have learning opportunities for all ages and all levels of horticultural experience.
