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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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Sunday November 11, 2018             MGFSJC presents the film Five Seasons: The Gardens of Piet Oudolf

Revolutionary landscape designer Piet Oudolf is known for designing public works like New York City’s popular High Line and the Lurie Garden in Chicago’s Millennium Park that redefine our conception of gardens as works of art in themselves. 
Space is limited- read more about the film and sign up to attend here:

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 

Save October 20, 2018 for the Annual Gardening Workshop! Information about the workshop and our speakers below.