Master Gardeners foundation
of Mason County
The Master Gardeners Foundation of Mason County are volunteers who support the Mission of the WSU Master Gardener Program. The Foundation is the catalyst through which we do fundraising to help support programs that provide research-based information to the community. Examples of where and how we use research-based education:
Plant & Insect Clinic (helping solve those plant and insect questions)
Through the Garden Gate (presentations in our WSU Education workshop series)
Interested in a Through The Garden Gate 2-Year Journal - check it out here
Plant Sale (educating community about plants and horticulture practices)
2021 Annual Plant Sale
Open for online ordering
May 1-12
beginning May 1 - Closed for this year - thank you for shopping
Days to pickup plants
May 13, 14 & 15
Hundreds of plants, including tomatoes, peppers, vegetables, annuals, herbs, natives, perennials and plant themed garden crafts and more.
We look forward to being your plant headquarters again this year.
Plant lists posted on
Questions about the sale -
please contact Master Gardeners at:
mgfoundation.masoncounty@gmail.com
WSU MG Mission Statement
Engaging university-trained volunteers to empower and sustain diverse communities with relevant, unbiased, research-based horticulture and environmental stewardship education.
Master Gardeners Foundation of Mason County Mission Statement
To provide relevant university based research to meet the home and community horticultural needs of Mason County and to promote responsible environmental stewardship.
Horticulture Skills
Clean Water
Water Conservation
Wildfire Preparedness
Local Food
Pollinators
Climate Change
Plant Biodiversity
Soil Health
Nearby Nature
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