WSU Master Gardener plant clinic moves to Wenatchee Library

Leavenworth, WALocal News

Starting February 24, the Washington State University Chelan-Douglas Master Gardener Program will host its weekly Plant Clinic at the Wenatchee Public Library, enhancing local access to gardening expertise. Operating every Monday from 1 p. m. to 4 p. m.

in the Sagebrush Meeting Room, the clinic aims to assist residents with plant health issues and pest management. Attendees are encouraged to bring plant samples and detailed descriptions of their gardening challenges for effective diagnosis. For those unable to visit in person, the program provides an email service at askamastergardener@chelandouglasmg. org to address inquiries. The move to the library underscores the program's commitment to horticultural education and community support in the Wenatchee Valley.

Marco Martinez, the program coordinator, emphasizes the importance of providing expert guidance to residents. Additional information regarding the Plant Clinic can be obtained through the WSU Chelan County Extension office or their website. This initiative is poised to foster a stronger gardening community and promote sustainable practices among local residents.

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