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OSU Master Gardeners answer your gardening and pest management questions to help you make informed decisions.
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Are you interested in training to become a Master Gardener volunteer?
The Master Gardener team has received new funding to support our program. We are busy planning how to best serve new participants with a re-envisioned volunteer training program.
If you are interested in our next Master Gardener training, please sign up for our contact list and you will be notified when plans are finalized and applications are being accepted.
Metro-area Master Gardener Program Mission:
We provide research-based information about sustainable gardening and household pests for the public in Clackamas, Multnomah, and Washington Counties in Oregon.