Got gardening questions? We've got answers!
Our home gardening staff and volunteers (Master Gardeners™), in the Lane County Office can answer your questions in person, by phone, or email, in educational programs and workshops, or with locally produced materials and garden publications based on research conducted at Oregon State University. Master Gardeners are available Mon-Thurs 10 a.m.-1 p.m. and 2-5 p.m.
Our programs are designed to help gardeners in Lane County on topics of interest to area gardeners--such as composting and pruning. We have answers to gardening questions and developed seasonal to-do lists called Garden Tips. We also have Garden Calendars, a list of activities organized by month. Our website includes links to other garden-related websites.
Master Gardener™ & Compost Specialist Programs
If you enjoy gardening and want to share that enjoyment with others in your community, consider the OSU Extension Master Gardener™ or Compost Specialist training program. After completing the training, you can help Extension faculty educate and advise other home gardeners throughout Lane County.
Workshops and classes
For the past 18 years we've trained thousands of home orchardists and gardeners. Some of our participants have repeated classes to keep their skills sharp; others have taken all of the classes!
Classes are led by trained volunteer Master Gardeners who are eager to share their knowledge and experience with you.
- Become a Master Gardener™ volunteer
- Compost and worm bin workshop schedule
- Become a Compost Specialist volunteer (schedule for 2009 available soon)
- Pruning schedule (schedule for 2009 available soon)
- Community Gardener Certificate Series schedule (schedule for 2009 available soon)
- Gardening classes at River Road Park Annex, 1055 River Road, Eugene, OR (call 688-4052 to register)
Master Gardener Fund Raiser: Garden Rhythm Journal authored by local gardeners.
Available for $17.00 at the OSU Extension Service in Lane County, 950 W 13th Avenue, Eugene, OR 97402 or by mail.
