Master Gardeners are university trained volunteers who teach research-based gardening information to the community including sustainable practices protecting the soil, water and air. To ensure these public services from the Master Gardener program continue, the Master Gardener Foundation of Spokane County fundraises to support the program.
A few metrics showing the program's contribution to the community...
148
Spokane
Master Gardener
Volunteers
10k
Number of
Community Contacts
Yearly
10k
Volunteer Hours
Contributed Yearly
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Our History
The first Master Gardener program was started in Washington state in the early 1970's when homeowners began requesting more accurate horticultural information and better advice about sustainable gardening practices. The Master Gardener program now is active in all 50 states, the District of Columbia, and much of Canada.
Cabin Fever 2023
Mark your calendar for Saturday,March 18 and be sure to attend the Annual Cabin Fever Gardening Symposium. This year's theme is Sustainable and Resilient Gardens.
GET
INVOLVED
We have many ways you can help us generate the funds needed to support the Master Gardener program in Spokane County and continue the public services it provides.
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Know Us
The Board of Directors for the Master Gardener Foundation is an outstanding team of individuals. Find out who leads the organization.
