Events

Master Gardeners will be available to plant containers and answer gardening questions.  Bring your own container or buy one at Top Foods .  Top Foods will have a variety of plants for purchase and will donate soil for putting them in containers.  Master Gardeners will be available to provide information about proper planting and best  location for...

Learn from Master Gardeners about invasive plants in Grays Harbor County including how to identify these plants and prevent their spread.

At this free workshop, presenters will share some of their tips on how to do it, best crop varieties and crop maintenance.  Fall/winter gardening can be very low key or it can be cranked up with all the bells and whistles.  For those new to off-season gardening, we recommend starting out slow and using known...

WSU Master Gardeners of Pacific County will speak on varieties to plant in our short growing season, ground and container gardening, intensive gardening and common problems.  The presentation begins a 10:oo a.m.  The work party begins in the Museum Garden at 11:30 a.m.  Dress for the weather.  Join us for education and fun in the revitalization...

Plant questions or problems?  Come ask a Master Gardener.  Bring samples if you can.  Stop by anytime between 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. at the Museum.  For more information, contact Bev Arnoldy at bevarnoldy@gmail.com.

Talk with a Master Gardener about your gardening questions and problems.  Clinic will be held following the Winter Gardening workshop. Bring a question to the plant clinic and you will be entered into a drawing for a Japanese Maple in a 3-gallon container.

Covering common garden pests including: insects, rodents, mammals and weeds, and their control or mitigation. The discussion will cover pest identification and some of cultural, chemical and ecologically-based methods available for their of control and management. All with the aim of healthy, productive and beautiful native, ornamental and vegetable gardens.

Covering common garden pests including: insects, rodents, mammals and weeds, and their control or mitigation. The discussion will cover pest identification and some of cultural, chemical and ecologically-based methods available for their of control and management. All with the aim of healthy, productive and beautiful native, ornamental and vegetable gardens.