Lamb Weston donation helps WSU Master Gardeners enhance sustainability education
Through a gift from Lamb Weston, WSU Master Gardener Program volunteers in central Washington will help their communities become more sustainable and food secure.
Master Gardeners
50 years, 50 states: WSU’s Master Gardeners program became a national—and global—model
Diana Pieti leads the way down the garden path, pausing to point out particulars. See the serviceberry, already blooming.
Master gardeners of the future: Evolving with the needs of the communities they serve
As the WSU Extension Master Gardener Program celebrates its 50th anniversary, volunteers are focusing on how they can support the program’s evolution over the next 50 years and beyond, all while helping sustain healthy and resilient communities.
Colville youth restore fire’s path with WSU Extension-improved seed bombs
Youth from across the Colville reservation joined WSU Extension to revitalize the environment, help pollinators, and serve their community.
Washington master gardeners today: Nine ways WSU Master Gardeners make healthier communities
WSU Extension Master Gardeners use decades of accumulated training and knowledge to help build healthy communities.
From humble roots: Approaching 50th anniversary of Extension Master Gardener Program in Washington State
How Extension agents launched a novel program that turns 50 in 2023: Extension Master Gardeners.
WSU co-organizes first annual Pacific Northwest Citizen and Community Science Summit
Learn how anyone can make an impact on discovery at the first Pacific Northwest Citizen and Community Science Summit.
Master Gardener volunteers awarded for helping grow program opportunities
Two volunteers and one WSU faculty member were awarded for their service with WSU Extension’s Master Gardener Program on Friday, October 1 by the Master Gardener Foundation of Washington state. Island County resident C-J Nielsen was recognized as the 2021 Master Gardener of the year for her commitment and leadership to the program. Nielson served […]
WSU Master Gardeners urge caution, awareness of unsolicited seeds
Extension experts urge gardeners to be aware of and report unsolicited seeds mailed from overseas.
Extension Integrated Pest Management team helps Northwest residents attract insect predators, pollinators with Hortsense
Through a new upgrade to their popular Hortsense website, a team of scientists at Washington State University are helping Extension agents, Master Gardeners, and Washington residents attract beneficial insects, predators and pollinators to their gardens, farms and landscapes. Carrie Foss, director of the Urban Integrated Pest Management program, partnering with David James, WSU entomologist, added […]
