Master Gardener’s Answer clinic & Pressure Canner testing – various locations!
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Master Gardener’s Answer clinic & Pressure Canner testing – various locations!

Master Gardener’s Answer Clinic: Email the Volunteer Master Gardeners your question at mganswerclinic@clark.wa.gov. Call (564) 397-5711. More info:   https://extension.wsu.edu/clark/master-gardeners/community-education/#clinic PRESSURE CANNER GAUGE TESTING: by WSU Extension Volunteers at various locations and times through September 20! Call 564 397 5733 for specific times/locations.   (WA State, Clark County, Extension office: Tues-Wed: 8:30am- 2pm, Thurs-Fri: 11:30-5pm; closed Mondays … Continue reading

Different gardening-related “stuff” in February & March – some free, some $$
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Different gardening-related “stuff” in February & March – some free, some $$

All sorts of garden-related stuff (and more) coming up in February and March – shared out by ERIKA JOHNSON,  Clark County Master Gardener Program Coordinator!   Some are free, some cost $$, some require pre-registration, some are on-line. Minimizing Health Risks in the Garden – a Great Read on Watching for Potential Hidden Risks for Gardeners … Continue reading

2024-25 Speakers – Updated October 28, 2024
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2024-25 Speakers – Updated October 28, 2024

Our third meeting for fiscal year 2024-25 is October 23, starting at 1pm with guest speaker Melissa Brown, Master Gardeners, on “Sustainable Landscaping“. You may join our club at any of our public meetings.  $12/yr OR at the Plant Sale.  (NOTE:  this fiscal year’s dues are due in August or when you join!) Application form … Continue reading

Sept. 25 Speaker – 1pm-ish – Chad Harris, Mt. Pleasant Iris Farm
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Sept. 25 Speaker – 1pm-ish – Chad Harris, Mt. Pleasant Iris Farm

Our speaker for September 25th is Chad Harris, co-owner of Mt. Pleasant Iris Farm, a world class iris test garden, as well as the site of a National Display Garden of Japanese iris. Chad is a member of the American Iris Society and several sub-chapters of that society. He serves as a master garden judge, … Continue reading

2024-2025 Speakers – Updated Sep 2, 2024
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2024-2025 Speakers – Updated Sep 2, 2024

Our second meeting for fiscal year 2024-25 is September 25, starting at 1pm with guest speaker Chad Harris, Mt. Pleasant Iris Farm and the topic is – IRISES! You may join our club at any of our public meetings.  $12/yr OR at the Plant Sale.  (NOTE:  this fiscal year’s dues are due in August!) Application … Continue reading

GENERAL MEETING – Hydrangeas – February 28 – 1:00pm
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GENERAL MEETING – Hydrangeas – February 28 – 1:00pm

Hydrangeas: Variety and Beauty in your PNW Garden Do you love hydrangeas but feel uncertain about which types are right for your garden? Do you know when and how to prune for optimal health and best blooms?  Can you turn your pink blossoms blue? Clark County Master Gardener Carley Wecks will answer these questions and … Continue reading

March 22, 2023 – Ornamental Pruning by speaker Jeff Day, Board Certified Master Arborist
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March 22, 2023 – Ornamental Pruning by speaker Jeff Day, Board Certified Master Arborist

Rescheduled to March!   Please join the “Community Garden Club of Camas Washougal” March 22, 2023, 1-3pm when Jeff Day, Board Certified Master Arborist from “New Day Aborist”, speaks to us about the best ways to prune our garden ornamentals.  Jeff’s talk, which begins around 1:30pm will include Japanese Maples, Rhododendrons, Hydrangeas and other garden ornamentals. … Continue reading