How to Become a Master Gardener
The Chelan County Master Gardener Volunteer Training course includes subjects such as botany, entomology, soils, plant pathology, weed management, and tree fruits among others. Trainees who complete the course serve the community as home-garden horticulture advisors.
Are you interested in becoming a WSU Master Gardener of Chelan County? Training classes are usually offered once per year beginning in January. The 2008 class is full, but if you would like to be on a waiting list for 2009 please contact the Extension office at 667-6540.
Cost of the training is $100, which covers the Sustainable Gardening Manual, class materials and other training expenses.
Read more about Master Gardener Program in Chelan County.
Read more about the WSU Extension Master Gardener program.
While we learn from books and hands-on practice in our gardens, we also love to learn about nature surrounding us. Tours for Master Gardeners in Spring and Fall can be instructional, beautiful, and inspirational.
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