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WSU Master Gardeners
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Welcome to our Annual Gardening Workshop site and this year’s Gardening Workshop Series. The lectures are a series of webinars, provided by Zoom. We hope you will join us!
We are offering eight (8) one hour presentations with additional time after each for questions and discussion. Our speakers are WSU professors, professional gardeners and accomplished Master Gardeners who will share their knowledge, experience and beautiful photographs of plants, flowers, birds and bees.
The sessions will be held in October, starting with two sessions on Saturday morning, October 17, and continuing every Tuesday and Thursday at noon until the end of the month. We hope you have already benefited from the Zoom experience but assure you it is easy and enjoyable from your home.
The schedule of presentations and speakers follows with a link to register at the end. Please join us for eight hours of delightful, educational and inspiring presentations at a nominal fee to cover our speaker honorariums.
Click Below to get detailed information about the Workshop Series and to register.
We are offering eight (8) one hour presentations with additional time after each for questions and discussion. Our speakers are WSU professors, professional gardeners and accomplished Master Gardeners who will share their knowledge, experience and beautiful photographs of plants, flowers, birds and bees.
The sessions will be held in October, starting with two sessions on Saturday morning, October 17, and continuing every Tuesday and Thursday at noon until the end of the month. We hope you have already benefited from the Zoom experience but assure you it is easy and enjoyable from your home.
The schedule of presentations and speakers follows with a link to register at the end. Please join us for eight hours of delightful, educational and inspiring presentations at a nominal fee to cover our speaker honorariums.
Click Below to get detailed information about the Workshop Series and to register.
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The WSU Master Gardeners Spring Plant SaleNext Sale: May 2021
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The Spring Plant Sale is an eagerly anticipated island institution, offering thousands of unique vegetable starts and landscape perennials every May, just in time for Mother’s Day.
Master Gardeners grow all of the perennials in their gardens, so they’re “island-adapted” to our unique maritime climate. Each year’s selections include groundcovers, perennial flowers, ornamental grasses and small shrubs, with many native plants.
Vegetable varieties are those we love for their wonderful flavors and dependability in our short summers, and nearly all are heirlooms or open pollinated varieties not available elsewhere. We have “Arc of Taste” heirlooms, a living catalog of delicious and distinctive food; Master Gardener “taste test” winners; a legendary number of cherry tomatoes; and veggies that work well in small gardens or containers.
All plants are affordably priced, and proceeds from the sale are used to support Master Gardener programs such as the Demonstration Garden at the Mullis Center, and this sale. The Demonstration Garden provides over 1,500 pounds of produce every year for the Food Bank. Funds also support plant Diagnostic Clinics on Lopez, Orcas and San Juan Islands.
Master Gardeners grow all of the perennials in their gardens, so they’re “island-adapted” to our unique maritime climate. Each year’s selections include groundcovers, perennial flowers, ornamental grasses and small shrubs, with many native plants.
Vegetable varieties are those we love for their wonderful flavors and dependability in our short summers, and nearly all are heirlooms or open pollinated varieties not available elsewhere. We have “Arc of Taste” heirlooms, a living catalog of delicious and distinctive food; Master Gardener “taste test” winners; a legendary number of cherry tomatoes; and veggies that work well in small gardens or containers.
All plants are affordably priced, and proceeds from the sale are used to support Master Gardener programs such as the Demonstration Garden at the Mullis Center, and this sale. The Demonstration Garden provides over 1,500 pounds of produce every year for the Food Bank. Funds also support plant Diagnostic Clinics on Lopez, Orcas and San Juan Islands.