Please join the “Community Garden Club of Camas Washougal” Sep 22, 2021 when Janis McBride will speak to us at our general meeting on “Gift Orchid Survival”. BIO: Janis McBride has been a Clark County WSU Extension Master Gardener since 2017. She currently serves as Secretary on the Board of Directors for the Master Gardener … Continue reading
Annual “Master Gardener Foundation” Spring Plant Sale will run from May 5 through May 15, 2021! Likely the biggest plant sale in Clark County! Pre-registration for shopping times required. Masks and social distancing required. For plant lists and to register go here: http://www.mgfcc.com/Events.html Look for the big BLUE box of info on the right hand … Continue reading
Did you know that the “Washington State University Clark County Master Gardeners” have an ANSWER CLINIC? You can contact them online or by phone with your gardening questions! ‘If you’re spending more time in your yard you might have questions about what you’re finding there: “What’s this bug? Is it bad?” “How do I get … Continue reading
Please join us Feb 26th when the entertaining Joan Veach will speak to us about “Vegetables A-Z” at the “Community Garden Club of Camas Washougal” general meeting. “Before I took the Master Gardener class,” says Joan, “my efforts at vegetable gardening were often very disappointing. [Now] we grow a large percentage of the vegetables we … Continue reading
The WSU Master Gardeners of Clark County are having their annual Plant Sale this coming Mother’s Day weekend! Don’t miss it! When: May 11, Saturday, 9am-4pm & May 12, Sunday, 10am-3pm. Where: Heritage Farm, 1919 NW 78th St., Vancouver, WA. Why: To support the WSU Master Gardener programs, horticulture education and food growing grants – … Continue reading
Come join the “Community Garden Club of Camas Washougal” Feb 27, 2019 to hear Master Gardener Laura Heldreth speak about “hellstrip vegetable gardening” with an emphasis on growing successful vegetables. Laura teaches gardening classes at Clark College and has her own small business as a garden coach and gardener, working with clients on sustainable edible … Continue reading
Pollinators help over 80% of the flowering plants on our planet reproduce. They include a wide range of creatures, such as “ants, bats, bees, beetles, birds, butterflies, flies, moths, wasps and other unusual animals.” Come listen to Charlie Vanden Heuvel, beekeeper, speak to the importance of just a few of the beneficial pollinators at the … Continue reading
