Welcome!

The Master Gardener Foundation of San Juan County (MGFSJC) is a nonprofit corporation formed by dedicated WSU Master Gardeners and volunteers to support the WSU Master Gardener Program. Learn more about our organization here:
Have a question or want to learn more? Perhaps you have a plant issue you would like us to take a look at? Contact us by email, phone, in person or our online here:
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Are You Interested in Becoming a Master Gardener Volunteer?
​The next training to become a WSU San Juan County Master Gardener will take place in early 2019.  Volunteer trainees will receive over 60 hours of training – both in class and online. After the training, you provide at least 50 hours of educational outreach in the community over a one-year period with the Master Gardener program to become a certified Master Gardener. Class topics include soils, plant disease and management, water quality, composting, and weed identification, and are taught by local and regional experts.

Take a look at the WSU Master Gardener Volunteer Position Description to see if becoming a Master Gardener would be a good fit for you.
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To receive information about the 2019 training, please Contact Caitlin Blethen, Master Gardener Program Coordinator at (360) 370-7663

2018  Annual Gardening Workshop 

The workshop was a tremendous success and thank you to everyone that came to the presentations. If you came to the workshop- you can access the presentations at the website address on the sticker in your registration folder.