WSU Pierce County Master Gardeners

The WSU Master Gardener Program trains volunteers as community educators to empower citizens to encorporate sustainable horticultural practices that help to conserve our natural resources.

WSU Pierce County Master Gardeners serve their communities by addressing conservation needs that fit the missions of Pierce County Government and WSU. Critical issues Master Gardeners currently work toward improving in Pierce County are water quality and food security.

WSU Master Gardeners in Pierce County

• Adult Education Programs 
• Ask a Master Gardener
• Demonstration Gardens
• Master Gardener Diagnostic Clinics 
• Speaker Request Form (Request a Speaker for your Event) 
• Children's Garden Programs 
• Fair Hand-Outs (Vegetable Gardening Resources)
• Becoming a Master Gardener Volunteer  - This is information for the 2013 training class, which is full. Please check back in June for updated information about the 2014 training class.
• Master Gardener Tools - for current Master Gardeners  

You can reach our volunteer office at 253-798-7170 or pierce.mg@wsu.edu Monday through Friday from 9am - 3pm.

Nicole Martini is the WSU Pierce County Master Gardener Program Coordinator and can be reached at nmartini@wsu.edu or 253-798-3264.