The Master Gardeners of Washington County lead community initiatives like Seed to Supper and Poison Prevention Education. Join them April 11 for It Starts in Your Backyard: Garden Symposium & Marketplace with hands-on sessions and expert guidance, and save June 6, 2026 for their annual Native Plant Sale!
Master Gardeners of Washington County provide ready-to-use buckets for Charleroi Seed to Supper participants’ home container gardens
Get inspired, learn practical skills, and connect with local gardening experts through the Master Gardeners of Washington County!
Register for Saturday, April 11 at It Starts in Your Backyard: Garden Symposium & Marketplace—experience hands-on sessions, expert guidance, and a marketplace filled with local resources to help you create a sustainable, wildlife-friendly garden.
Beyond the symposium, read more about how the Master Gardeners of Washington County lead two community-focused initiatives: Seed to Supper, which promotes food gardening and access, and Poison Prevention Education, teaching first-grade students safe pest management and chemical safety across the county.
Save the date: June 6, 2026 for our annual Native Plant Sale at the Hills-Hendersonville Civic Association. Discover a wide selection of native shrubs, perennials, and pollinator-friendly plants, with expert tips and advice from Master Gardeners to help your garden thrive.
Seed to Supper is a free gardening program in Washington County that helps adults with limited resources grow fresh, healthy food on a budget. Offered by Penn State Extension Master Gardeners and partners, it fosters community connections and practical garden skills.
Penn State Master Gardeners Partner with Pesticide Education Program to Teach Poison Prevention to First Graders across Washington County schools.
