Register here for
the BDG Saturday Workshops.
July 26: Laura Watson: Grow the Heck Up! Embellish your garden
with vines
Rescheduled: August 7, 2021 — Speaker: Sharon Collman
Topic: Building a Pollinator Garden: from Lawn to Blooming Exuberance
Find all classes at BDG Workshops.
WSU Master Gardener
Advanced-Education Conference
September 30-October 2
VIRTUAL in 2021
Find out all about it here.
Registration opens June 1, 2021. Earlybird fees.
Ask a Master Gardener whenever you need!
* Speak directly with Master Gardeners in our live
Video Clinics beginning April 6, 2021.
* Email Master Gardeners every day at ask-a-mastergardener@live.com.
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The KCMG Newsletters
Find news and articles of interest
about Master Gardeners in King County…
Find back issues of all these newsletters
Learning happens in many ways.
Find details about classes here.
Check out the online CE webinars.
MGFKC Newsletter – The Foundation Connection
Read all about what’s of interest in the June 2021 issue!
…more …
This newsletter is sent monthly to King County Master Gardeners. Look for it in your email. Miss a past issue? Find it here.
Newsletter of the Master Gardener King County Diagnostic Lab
Read in the Mid-Season 2021 issue:
This newsletter is sent monthly to King County Master Gardeners during the active garden months from March to October. Look for the current issue in your email.
Miss a past issue? Find it here.
WSU MG Advanced Ed Conference
This year our statewide conference is going virtual from Sept. 30 to Oct. 2. Registration is now open and you can save by registering before July 31. There are over 30 class sessions to choose from for CE, visual tours, keynote speakers, and even the marketplace. Learn more & register at https://mglearns.org/
International MG Conference
If you want to wander farther from home, try the International MG Conference from Sept. 12-17. It is a virtual conference this year as well with six days of workshops and programs. If you can’t make six days in a row, the recordings will be available for 6 months post conference for you to view at your convenience.
Learn more & register at https://www.internationalmastergardener.com/.
Photo Credit: F D Richards
Spring is a good time to divide established plants, and many herbaceous perennials need to be divided every few years anyway to stay healthy.
Plan to dig on a cool morning, preferably one with cloud cover – not too hard around here. Learn about:
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