Island County Master Gardener Foundation

This event can be viewed via video - Please click the link here:  Significance of Camas, with Sam Barr

Join us in person or available via Zoom. To attend online, please register via the meeting registration form. We will email you with a reminder and the Zoom link for the meeting as the date approaches. Thank you.

Sick tree? Don’t panic!  Sick, dying, and dead trees can be quite alarming to property owners and induce panicked calls to tree care professionals. Pests and pathogens are often the first assumption, along with an assumed urgent need for pesticide application. This presentation will address common reasons why trees decline and die (with a focus […]

with Adam Romero  Adam thinks a lot about pesticides. He is an Associate Professor at the University of Washington Bothell where he researches the histories of agriculture and industrial chemicals. Adam has been a Master Gardener for 13 years and strives to grow as much food as possible at his house in the Cascade foothills. […]

Container Vegetable Gardening with Margie Wilson Join us in person or available via Zoom. To attend online, please register via the meeting registration form. We will email you with a reminder and the Zoom link for the meeting as the date approaches. Thank you.

Noxious Weeds Click here to see the video recording of the class. with Seth Luginbill Join us in person or available via Zoom. To attend online, please register via the meeting registration form. We will email you with a reminder and the Zoom link for the meeting as the date approaches. Thank you.

Lawn Alternatives   with Amelia Wood Join us in person or available via Zoom. To attend online, please register via the meeting registration form. We will email you with a reminder and the Zoom link for the meeting as the date approaches. Thank you. Click here for the Presentation on You Tube

Sharing Space: Creating Successful Backyard Wildlife Habitat with Martha and Steve Ellis Click Here for Recording on YouTube Birds, butterflies and other wildlife need our help to thrive.  By adding native plants they’re already adapted to, you can create successful wildlife habitat.  Included will be other landscaping ideas to enhance the attractiveness of your yard […]