2025 Snohomish County Master Gardener winter speaker series starts Jan. 17 in Everett - Lynnwood Today

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The 2025 Snohomish County Master Gardener winter speaker series is set to commence on January 17 in Everett, offering a unique platform for residents to learn from gardening experts. This series, organized by the Snohomish County Master Gardener Foundation, is in its 22nd year and aims to alleviate winter blues through engaging and educational sessions. Over the course of eight lectures, attendees will explore a wide array of topics tailored to various skill levels, from beginner to advanced gardening techniques. The foundation emphasizes not only the sharing of knowledge but also the importance of building a supportive gardening community. Each session is designed to inspire local residents to cultivate their green thumbs and enhance their gardening practices.

By participating in these lectures, attendees can gain insights into sustainable gardening methods and the benefits of native plants. This series represents a vital opportunity for lifelong learning and community enrichment, reflecting the foundation's commitment to horticultural education. With its local focus and practical relevance, the winter speaker series promises to be an enriching experience for all participants.

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