Identifying and Controlling Common Noxious Weeds

Christina St. John Why is it important to identify and control noxious weeds? Unless people learn how to prevent them from spreading, they can damage our community, economy and environment. Join Clallam County Noxious Weed Control Program Coordinator Christina St.…

Designing Fresh Cut Flower Bouquets like a Pro

Marylou Ozbolt-Storer, Master Gardener What makes professional bouquets so interesting, charming, elegant, and artistic comes down to a few key design elements. In this Digging Deeper presentation, Master Gardener Marylou Ozbolt-Storer will explain the importance of flower structures and the…

All About Raspberries

Jeanette Stehr-Green, Master Gardener This presentation is part of the Digging Deeper Saturdays series held from 10:30 a.m. to 12 noon on selected Saturdays. These free public presentations cover basic gardening topics and are scheduled for 90 minutes to allow…

Raised Bed Vegetable Gardening

Dave Eberle, Master Gardener Want to elevate your vegetable gardening? Then you should use raised beds (literally)! There are so many advantages to growing vegetables in raised beds. Better drainage, warmer soil, and easier access are just a few. On…

The World of Dahlias

Ed Adams and Pam Pace, Master Gardeners If you want to up the wow factor of your flower garden, nothing beats the show-stopping quality of a bed of a colorful dahlia bed. And there’s no better time to plan next…

Planning Your Fall/Winter Garden

Pam Pace, Master Gardener Summer is in full swing but guess what? It’s time to think about planting your fall and winter crops! Join Clallam County Master Gardener Pam Pace at Woodcock Demonstration Garden, 2711 Woodcock Road in Sequim, for…

Growing Tomatoes Well Here

Master Gardener Panel Tomato lovers rejoice—you can, indeed, grow tomatoes well on the Olympic Peninsula! But there are things you need to know to get them growing and Clallam County Master Gardeners has you covered! Join veteran Master Gardeners Judy…

Camas: The Queen Root of Salish Prairies

Dr. Fred Sharpe, Olympic Peninsula Prairies For millennia, native North American peoples gathered wild foods during their seasonal rounds. Prairies and oak savannas were especially bountiful, providing a bounty of game, berries, seeds, acorns, fiber, medicines, dyes, perfumes, adhesives and…

Spring Plant Sale

Break out those calendars and then tell your friends to join the fun, too! It’s time to gear up for your gardening season with this date in mind: Saturday May 3rd. It’s the Master Gardener Foundation of Clallam County Spring…