The WSU Master Gardener Plant Clinic offers a unique opportunity for local residents to receive professional horticultural advice and plant care guidance. Held at the Jefferson County Library District, this clinic connects community members with experienced Master Gardeners who can help diagnose plant issues, provide soil management tips, and offer sustainable gardening solutions. Whether you are a novice gardener or a seasoned pro, this event provides valuable insights to help your garden thrive throughout the season.
What to Expect
Attendees can bring plant samples or questions to receive personalized advice from knowledgeable WSU Master Gardeners in a friendly, library-based setting.
Who Should Attend
Home gardeners
Plant enthusiasts
Local community members
Beginner gardeners
Horticulture students
Agenda Overview
The clinic runs during library hours, providing drop-in access for gardening questions and diagnostic assistance.
Venue & Address
Jefferson County Library District
620 Cedar Ave Port Hadlock-Irondale , Washington – 98339 United States
Organizer
WSU Master Gardeners · Educational Organization
A volunteer program providing research-based horticultural education to the community.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is there a fee for the clinic?
No, the WSU Master Gardener Plant Clinic is free to the public.
Do I need to bring plant samples?
Bringing samples or photos of your plants can help the Master Gardeners provide more accurate advice.
Where is the event located?
It is held at the Jefferson County Library District, 620 Cedar Ave, Port Hadlock, WA.
Do I need to register?
Check the library website for specific sign-up requirements or drop-in policies.
What kind of questions can I ask?
You can ask about plant diseases, pest control, soil health, and general gardening best practices.
Are the Master Gardeners certified?
Yes, they are trained volunteers through the Washington State University Extension program.
Tags
Gardening
WSU Extension
Plant Clinic
Port Hadlock
Library Event
Horticulture
Summary
Expert gardening advice and plant diagnostics provided by WSU Master Gardeners at the Jefferson County Library.