The Green Thumb Education Series presentation “Flea Beetles” will be held in person on Thursday, April 25th from noon – 1:00 p.m. at St. Andrews Episcopal Church, 510 E. Park Avenue in Port Angeles. Or you may join via Zoom.
Sequim Gazette: “Get to Growing” garden column weekly, March – October.
KSQM FM91.5 “the Garden Show” airs Fridays at 6:40 pm and repeats on Tuesday mornings at 11:40 am – June 2 & 6, Mushrooms; 9 & 13, Fava Beans; 16 & 20, One Potato, Two Potato; 23 & 27, Fertilizer Basics; 30 & July 4, Hardy Fuchsia.
KONP AM 1450 & FM 101.7 “Garden Talk” airs live the last Monday of the month from 1 – 2 pm
Educational walks are held from 10 AM to 11:30 A M on the second Saturday of the month during the growing season. Master Gardeners will cover a variety of food crop topics and focus on what is happening in Clallam county vegetable gardens each month.
Next walk – August 12th and September 9th.
The garden is open to the public year-round during daylight hours.
IN-person guided tours are scheduled on the first Thursday of each month during the summer: 2023 tours commence on June 1st. Following tours are on July 6th, August 3rd, September 7th and conclude on October 5th. Not all the demonstrations are signed and some are not obvious. Tours begin around 10 A M and last for an hour or two. They start at the pavilion and will be hosted by several master gardeners who are familiar with the garden. Topics are varied and seasonally dependent so come as many times as you like.
2711 Woodcock Road, Sequim
Open dawn to dusk Year Round
Learn from demonstration displays or get garden advice from Master Gardeners who are working at the garden. Thursday mornings are the best time but in warmer months other mornings will find Master Gardeners on site.
Woodcock Walkabout: First Thursdays of Summer Months. Parking is best in the west packed gravel lot.
328 E 5th Street, Port Angeles
Open Year Round – in-person educational garden walks resume on April 8th. Visit the community garden often.
Master Gardeners are in the garden and available to answer questions every Tuesday, 10 a. m. to 12 p. m., March to mid-October. Parking is best in the City Lot on the north side of 5th Street.
In Person Plant Clinic Locations
Questions and problems may still be submitted on line or by e-mail.
Plant clinics are opportunities to get help solving gardening problems. A variety of topics such as plant identification, pest and disease control and vegetable gardening can be addressed. If you have a specific question please submit via e-mail or phone. If submitting via e-mail, contact WSU extension for further instructions. Plant Clinic Help Line is 360 417 2514. E-mail is mgplantclinic.clallam@gmail.com.
