Master Gardener Foundation of Clark County
The Master Gardener Foundation of Clark County financially supports the education programs and projects of the WSU Clark County Master Gardener Program. In addition, we award grants that support horticulture education projects throughout Clark County. Our fund raising activities are collaborative efforts with WSU Master Gardener volunteers.
It’s time to sign up for shopping appointments at the 2025 Plant Sale!
Our Mother’s Day weekend plant sale and foundation memberships provide almost all of the funds we raise to support the Master Gardener program and fund horticulture education grants.
For information about our 2025 plant sale and to sign up for shopping appointments, visit our plant sale page.
Upcoming events
Making a difference
The foundation funded a new greenhouse in 2023 to replace the houseplant team’s greenhouse which was almost 50 years old!
The spirit that led Wanda Wilson and Jim Whitlock to devote so much time to houseplants pervades this Farm. Gardening volunteers here work selflessly and tirelessly to help the earth and our society to survive these stressful times. The group that demolished the old, dilapidated greenhouse, and erected this fine structure overcame many obstacles and were responsible for saving tens of thousands of dollars in labor costs.
Profound thanks to the Greenhouse 7 construction crew: Chuck McCracken, Blair Wolfley, Mike McMurry, Stuart Campbell, Cheryl Cazenave, Rob Bacon and Chris Marlahan. Many others participated, as well.
We also thank Clark County staff and leadership for their support in this project.
WSU Extension Master Gardener Program
The WSU Clark County Master Gardener Program engages university-trained volunteers to empower and sustain diverse communities with relevant, unbiased, research-based horticulture and environmental stewardship education.