Upcoming Events

Houseplants contribute to cleaner, healthier indoors air, reduce stress and increase pain tolerance and they make our surroundings more pleasant. Caring for them is a fun and rewarding activity.

Good looking lawns require vast inputs of time, energy, lawn care products and lots of water. But they offer little in return in terms of wildlife habitat or food for people.

When your plants are happy and healthy your home landscape can thrive without pesticides or synthetic fertilizers as well as keepweeds at bay. Janis McBride presents on techniques to maximize success of your landscape plants.

Welcome to our Houseplants 102 presentation—a not-so-ordinary discussion about plants! Throughout this session, we'll review the essential factors for plant success, including light, water, and soil.

OSU Hood River Extension Central Gorge Master Gardeners welcome home gardeners of all abilities to attend this interactive presentation which is designed to aid your growth as a gardener.

Control the quality of your soil with raised bed gardening, optimize space and reduce weeding.

So, you think you want to grow your own apples? Learn all the do’s and don’ts before you leap.

Do you have a favorite tomato, pepper, or other veggie that you'd like to grow this summer?

The changing climate affects us all, and pollinating animals are no exception. There are actions you can take in your garden to help them.

Control the quality of your soil with raised bed gardening, optimize space and reduce weeding.

Good looking lawns require vast inputs of time, energy, lawn care products and lots of water. But they offer little in return in terms of wildlife habitat or food for people.

Short on space? Do you only have a small area of sunlight and want to maximize it? WSU Master Gardener Marilee Hertig will discuss various strategies to help you grow upwards and increase what you can grow in limited space.

Houseplants contribute to cleaner, healthier indoors air, reduce stress and increase pain tolerance and they make our surroundings more pleasant. Caring for them is a fun and rewarding activity.

Think you can't have color in your shade garden? You bet you can! Join Master Gardener John Wecks for a presentation on hostas, a variable and surprisingly colorful shade plant that thrives in the PNW.

Welcome to our Houseplants 102 presentation—a not-so-ordinary discussion about plants! Throughout this session, we'll review the essential factors for plant success, including light, water, and soil.

When your plants are happy and healthy your home landscape can thrive without pesticides or synthetic fertilizers as well as keepweeds at bay. Janis McBride presents on techniques to maximize success of your landscape plants.

When your plants are happy and healthy your home landscape can thrive without pesticides or synthetic fertilizers as well as keepweeds at bay. Janis McBride presents on techniques to maximize success of your landscape plants.

WSU Master Gardener Tom Myklebust, will discuss year round interest in your landscape that does well in our climate. Tom will guide you through some of the best native choices for our PNW landscapes.

Do you have a favorite tomato, pepper, or other veggie that you like so well you'd like to grow it again? WSU Master Gardener Alice Slusher will explain about gathering and storing seeds for next year and beyond.