The Legacy of Gardening – Jan 28, 2026, Weds – speaker Diana Hogg
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The Legacy of Gardening – Jan 28, 2026, Weds – speaker Diana Hogg

Come join the “Community Garden Club of Camas/Washougal” for a wide ranging presentation on “The Legacy of Gardening” by Diana Hogg on January 28th, 1pm-ish, at the Community Center of Camas, 1718 SE 7th Ave, Camas, WA in the “ballroom”. Diana has grown gardens in many states with different growing zones:  Michigan(5b), Georgia(8a), Maine (5b &4a), Utah … Continue reading

Bokashi Composting October 22, 1-3pm, Weds by Jen Posiva – FREE class!
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Bokashi Composting October 22, 1-3pm, Weds by Jen Posiva – FREE class!

Come join the “Community Garden Club of Camas/Washougal” for an in person, free “bokashi composting”introduction and demonstration by Jen Posiva on October 22, 1pm-ish, at the Community Center of Camas, 1718 SE 7th Ave, Camas, WA in the “ballroom”. “Discover how to turn your food scraps into nutrient-rich soil – even in the smallest of yards! In … Continue reading

Sep 24, 2025 – Supporting Butterflies & their Caterpillars by Jennifer Bargar
Butterflies / Caterpillars / Club Events / Monthly Meeting / native plants / Past Club Events / Speakers

Sep 24, 2025 – Supporting Butterflies & their Caterpillars by Jennifer Bargar

Jennifer Bargar, owner of Nature’s Haven Nursery, will speak to us about “Supporting Butterflies & their Caterpillars” at our September 24, 2025 meeting at 1:00 pm. Meet some of our Northwest butterfly species and what native plants best support them and their caterpillars. Since caterpillars are an essential food source for many birds, native gardeners … Continue reading

March 26, 2025, 1pm-ish – “A Seasonal Approach to Adding Color to Your Garden” by Cindy Combs
Club Events / Garden Color / Gardening / Master Gardener / Monthly Meeting / Speakers

March 26, 2025, 1pm-ish – “A Seasonal Approach to Adding Color to Your Garden” by Cindy Combs

Join us March 26, 2025, 1pm-ish, when our speaker, Cindy Combs, Master Gardener, will teach you “A Seasonal Approach to Adding Color to Your Garden”. Cindy Combs will help you discover ways you can ramp up your garden’s color quotient in every season. She will help you determine where and when you need more color and … Continue reading

Feb 26, 2025 1pm-ish – “The Resilient Yard” by Karen Palmer, Master Gardener
Climate Change / Club Events / Gardening / Master Gardener / Monthly Meeting / Speakers

Feb 26, 2025 1pm-ish – “The Resilient Yard” by Karen Palmer, Master Gardener

Join us February 26, 2025, 1pm-ish, when our speaker, Karen Palmer, a local Clark County Master Gardener for the past 25 years, will teach you “The Resilient Yard: how to mitigate the effects of climate change in your own yard”. This presentation is for homeowners who want to know what simple steps they can take … Continue reading

“Composting to Improve Your Soil & Plants” by Joan on Jan 22, 2025 @1pm
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“Composting to Improve Your Soil & Plants” by Joan on Jan 22, 2025 @1pm

Join us January 22, 2025, 1pm, when our speaker, Joan, a local Master Gardener, will teach you the science of how and why compost works, and the amazing process of how it improves your soil and feeds your plants!   Joan will address the practical aspects of fitting a suitable composter into your available space … Continue reading

October 23 Speaker, 1pm-ish – Melissa Brown – Sustainable Landscaping
Landscaping / Master Gardener / Monthly Meeting / Speakers / Sustainable

October 23 Speaker, 1pm-ish – Melissa Brown – Sustainable Landscaping

Our October 23 speaker is Melissa Brown and the topic is  “Sustainable Landscaping”.   “When your plants are happy and healthy your home landscape can thrive without pesticides or synthetic fertilizers as well as keep weeds at bay.” Melissa Brown, a Master Gardener volunteer from WSU Extension Clark County, will share approaches to maximize success of … Continue reading