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We welcome all gardeners of Curry County to become a Master Gardener.
To help you decide whether you should apply for Master Gardener™ Volunteer Training, see if you agree with these six statements:
If you find yourself agreeing with these statements, the Master Gardener™ Program may be right for you. It could be one of the most interesting activities you have ever been involved in. If you would like to become a Master Gardener, call, write, or email the Curry County Extension Office.
Master Gardener™ Volunteer Training Classes are taught by OSU Extension agents, certified volunteers, and horticultural specialists. The program offers a basic, practical course in plant science and horticulture; students who participate provide a minimum of 40 volunteer hours or more of community outreach.
Classes usually include:
Other general interest classes on such topics as lawns, greenhouses, water quality, houseplants, vegetables, trees, and shrubs may be included depending on class interest.
The actual course content and sequence will vary from year to year and will depend on local needs, interests, and speaker availability. Classes are held during the winter months from January until the end of March.
Your commitment after training is to be a volunteer staff person for the OSU Extension Service. The program coordinator will help you to schedule your volunteer time. Some Master Gardeners answer telephone requests for gardening information; others staff plant clinics at garden shows or local events. Master Gardeners might also work on projects with local schools, give talks to area garden clubs or complete an approved project of their own design.
Spaces in the 2023 class are limited. Applications close on December 17th.
Class fee: The $150 class fee covers your textbook and all workshop supplies.
As part of the Master Gardener™ Volunteer certification, you will volunteer for 40 hours to share research-based sustainable gardening practices and to promote healthy landscape and food in your community. This may include:
Current Master Gardener™ volunteers can maintain their status by participating in continuing education and additional volunteer hours. Contact the local Master Gardener coordinator at (541)247-6672 ext 5 for more information.
