The Jefferson County Master Gardener Foundation is a nonprofit organization in a collaborative agreement with Washington State University Jefferson County Extension. The Foundation provides financial assistance to further WSU Jefferson County Master Gardener Program 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 soon!
May 9: Save the Date for the Plant Sale
Jefferson County Master Gardeners are hard at work planning and planting in the greenhouse, dividing house and yard plants, and caring for perennials for the May 9 sale.
This year, we’re hosting the sale at a new location at the Jefferson County Fairgrounds Horticultural Building.
Watch this space for more information! The event is co-sponsored by WSU Jefferson County Extension.
May 14 Presentation
“Lemurs and Wolves and Bats, Oh My!“ 3–4 p.m., Thursday, May 14
Welcome to the wild and wonderful world of pollinators. Judy Conlow, a Master Gardener and retired Naval attorney, will share secrets she’s learned about pollinators, including their identities. Spoiler alert: pollinators aren’t just bees and butterflies. Enjoy an around-the world pollinator tour with Judy at the helm.
This presentation will be open to the public. Please note that this event will be at a new location! See below.
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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 and what the training involves. The Jefferson County Master Gardener program offers local programming, gardening tip sheets, and links to education resources to support Jefferson County residents to garden maximize garden benefits while minimizing pesticide use. There are learning opportunities for all ages and all levels of horticultural experience.
