The WSU Lewis County Master Gardener Program provides research-based information on home horticulture. WSU Extension trained Volunteers are prepared to help with advice on growing plants, insect identification and managing disease problems.

Certification of  Master Gardeners volunteers requires a minimum of 60 hours answering gardening questions in the Plant & Insect Clinics, making educational outreach presentations and working within one or more of the county demonstration garden locations.

Our volunteers staff regularly scheduled Plant & Insect Clinics at the WSU Lewis County Extension office as well as in many locations during the gardening season, helping people learn to garden more productively where you can bring your gardening related questions.

WSU Lewis County Master Gardener Newsletters

Master Gardener Volunteer Training 2010

The 2010-11 Master Gardener Volunteer training application packet is now available.
Call Debbie at (360) 740-1216 or e-mail debbie.burris@lewiscountywa.gov to request a packet. 
Training runs from February 2010 to April 2011, on the first Tuesdays of the month;
9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Training fee supports online access, speakers & supplies.
Total Fee: $200, this is a self supporting program.

2010 Master Gardener Volunteer Training Application

2010 Volunteer Agreement

2010 Pest Management Agreement

2010 Criminal History Disclosure Form

Info for Master Gardener Veterans/ Interns

2010 Master Gardener Recertification Application

Master Gardener Volunteer Hours Timesheet

Volunteer Impact Statement Form

In-kind Donation Form

Request for Reimbursement Form

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