Events

Secrets of pruning revealed! Pruning is vital to plant health and reinvigorates plants.  Now's the time to effectively prune ahead of spring.  Learn to prune effectively and safely!  Dress for the weather as we'll practice our pruning outdoors in the Museum Native Plant Garden.

This is a primer on basic spring vegetable gardening.  Site preparation will be discussed along with how to read a seed catalog and interpret seed packet information.  How to plant seeds and which vegetables to plant this time of year also will be reviewed.  Ways to invite native pollinators, Mason bees, into the garden also […]

This is the first in a New "Master Gardening" Series Come to the Timberland Library in Hoquiam on Saturday, March 25 and learn how to begin composting for your garden.  In this one-hour class presented by certified WSU Master Gardener Chris Koehler, you will dig into composting methods so you can make great living compost […]

This is for gardeners who have a shortage of space, but lots of enthusiasm.  It will include a discussion of standard and unusual containers, straw bales, square foot and vertical gardening.  If possible, lettuce starts may be available for attendees.  A plant clinic will follow the  workshop.

Add to the plants in your garden landscape this spring!  Master Gardeners will demonstrate successful ways to propagate your plants using stem cuttings.  Bring a small knife and a favorite plant to propagate and share.

Add to the plants in your garden landscape this spring!  Master Gardeners will demonstrate successful ways to propagate your plants using stem cuttings.  Bring a small knife and a favorite plant to propagate and share.

Join Master Gardeners and learn about the many alternative gardening options for people who rent.  This program is part of Hoquiam Timberland Library's "Master Gardening" series.

This workshop will review what wildlife needs and how to provide it with the plants in your yard.  It will cover some of the best plants to do this.  If possible, starts of a non-aggressive relative of Queen Anne's lace that can be used to attract pollinators may be available for attendees.  A plant clinic will follow the […]

Join Master Gardeners and discover how to bring common pollinators such as bees, butterflies, beetles, flies, wasps, birds and even bats (!) to your garden.  Pollinators are essential to our food supply and the health of our environment.  So learn how to create habitats that will enhance their long-term survival.  This program is part of […]