Clackamas County Master Gardeners

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26th Annual Spring Garden Fair

  • The largest plant sale in Oregon, the Clackamas County Master Gardeners Spring Garden Fair sale will be May 1st and 2nd, 2010.  We will again have plants, vegetables, garden art, raffle, food provided by vendors, The Potting Station, plant check, 10-Minute University™ (short classes), artistic garden furniture and maybe some new surprises.  Read the Portland Tribune column by Barbara Blossom Ashmun, printed April 25, 2008.  This is a very accurate review of what to expect!

 

Free Public Events

Garden Discovery Day - March 6, 2010, 9am to noon, Milwaukie Center

Secrets of the Tomato Masters - April 3, 2010, 9 am - 11:30 am, Milwaukie Center

Spring Garden Fair, May 1 and 2, 2010, 26th Annual SGF at Clackamas County Event Center (Fairgrounds)

Soil pH Test Clinics, various locations

 

Free Lectures

Chapter Monthly Program 2nd Monday at 7 pm every month except July and August

10 Minute University™ Printable Handouts and where we will be

Master Gardener Speakers Bureau

 

Gardening Questions

Phone Hotlines and In-person Drop-off Centers This is where to get your questions answered about gardening and home pests.

"Question Lady" Click here to be directed to the Extension Office Clinic

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Gardening News

Metro Program Master Gardener Newsletter

Northwest Gardeners eNews A Monthly Gardening Newsletter

 

Links

Oregon State University Master Gardener Home Page

Metro Master Gardener Home Page

Clackamas County Extension Service

Focus on Extension Clackamas County Extension Newsletter

Oregon Master Gardener Assn. (OMGA)

Tri-County Farm Fresh Produce Guide A guide to local u-pick and farm stands

 

Members Only Pages

For Members Only

Herb Davis, County Master Gardener of 2009

 

OSU Extension Service Master Gardener Program

Free Gardening Advice!

 

  • One of our most important services to the gardener and home owner who has garden and pest control questions is our call and walk in clinics at the Clackamas County Extension office. Phone and walk in clinics are held  ...

                            Year around ...

                        Monday through Friday, 9 am - noon and 1 pm - 4 pm

                           

                  

                       Call the Extension office for phone help at 503-655-8631, or bring your garden or  pest sample

                       to our Extension office located at:

                                                                                 200 Warner Milne Road

                                                                                 Oregon City, Oregon 97045

                                                                                 503-655-8631  

               

Or

In Multnomah County call 503-445-4608, 10 am - 2 pm Weekdays, In Partnership with :West Multnomah Soil and Water Conservation District, 2701 NW Vaughn Street, Suite 453, Portland, Oregon 97210 and email Mastergardener.MC@oregonstate.edu

Or

In Washington County call 503-821-1150, 9 - noon and 1 - 4 pm Weekdays, 18640 NW Walker Road Suite 1400, Beaverton, Oregon 97006, email Mastergardener.WC@oregonstate.edu


This Web Site is privately operated by the Clackamas County Master Gardeners (CCMG), a Chapter of the Oregon Master Gardeners Association. Content published here is intended to assist the Chapter communicate with our members and the gardening public in Clackamas County Oregon.

All gardening information on the CCMG Site conforms with OSU sustainable gardening practices, and Guidance for Oregon State University Master Gardener Volunteers, as directed by the Oregon State University Extension Service Home Horticulture Program


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Last modified January 30, 2010