Tool Maintenance
The last job of the gardening season is tool clean-up. Master Gardener Kathy Wolfe covers the reasons why and how to make quick work of garden tool maintenance.
Read MoreCultivating plants, people and communities since 1977
The last job of the gardening season is tool clean-up. Master Gardener Kathy Wolfe covers the reasons why and how to make quick work of garden tool maintenance.
Read MoreRebuild your garden soil with a winter cover crop which is considered a green, plant-based fertilizer that feeds the soil without animal products.
Read MoreEnjoy the sweet, aromatic flavor of homegrown figs in the Pacific Northwest with these select varieties.
Read MoreCapture the seasonal flavors by preserving fresh herbs. Get started drying, freezing, dehydrating and enhance your meals deep into the winter.
Read MorePlants purchased off the sale rack are only a bargain if you follow these basic rules for all plant purchases.
Read MoreJuly is the time to plant a fall/winter garden. A little work now will set you up for a fresh, delicious vegetables to brighten your autumn and winter meals.
Read MoreJoin us for this year’s Open House at the Discovery Garden, the Salal Native Plant Garden, and the NW Fruit Garden
Read MoreVisit a Master Gardener Plant Clinic and get answers to your questions from WSU Extension-trained experts.
Read MorePlants, education, food, music. Kick off your gardening season at the 30th Annual Skagit Master Gardener Plant Fair – Saturday, May 11 – 10 a.m. – 2 p.m.
Read MoreDuring this time of year, tent caterpillar egg casings on the branches of deciduous trees are easy to spot. Remove them now, or leave them as an important part of the ecosystem.
Read MoreAs you plan for the gardening season ahead, tune-up with these at-home stretches and exercises so you’ll be up to the gardening chores ahead.
Read MoreWhatever the physical challenge, take heart and continue to enjoy gardening by implementing some of these adaptive methods.
Read MoreExplore the benefits of using keystone plants to create a wildlife-friendly ecosystem in your own garden.
Read MoreLearn about pollinators and open your eyes to the beauty and intricate connectivity of nature. As gardeners, we can make choices that will enhance or inhibit pollinators.
Read MoreInterested in growing vegetables but wondering where to start? Master gardeners walk you through what to consider when starting a vegetable garden for the first time.
Read MoreGrow herbs and vegetables in the middle of the winter with an indoor growing stand.
Read MoreWinter is a great time to plan for next season and explore the many advantages of building raised gardening beds.
Read More