Events
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Propagating woody fruits, vines and nuts
10:00 a.m.–noon, January 24, in Salem, OR Learn how to propagate grapes, kiwis, olives, figs, and blueberries from cuttings from experienced Master Gardener Michael Johnson. You’ll be propagating vines and woody fruiting plants from cuttings taken during previous January workshops. Cuttings will be available to take home (limited supply). Bring your clean bypass pruners if […]
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Intro to Objective-Based Pruning Class
FREE CLASS Presented by Lyle Feilmeier with Bartlett Tree Experts, come to learn an intro to why we prune trees and shrubs with specific objectives in mind, and how to achieve those objectives. Topics include types of pruning cuts, how plants respond to those cuts, and the resulting effects on growth. Also covered will be […]
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Soil Health vs. Just Fertilizer Class
FREE CLASS Presented by Lyle Feilmeier with Bartlett Tree Experts, get a deeper look into soil science and plant-soil relationships. Learn why fertilization alone cannot fix plant health problems, beginning with the importance of soil testing to understand the specific needs of the soil and the plants growing in it. Instructor: Lyle Feilmeier with Bartlett […]
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Getting into Beekeeping – Hybrid Class
FREE CLASS There is a lot to learn as a new beekeeper! This class will cover a brief history of beekeeping that will put modern day beekeeping into perspective. Learn how to build a beehive and the vocabulary necessary to understand all components, including essential tools and apparel. Other topics include basic social organization of […]
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Tree Talk on Zoom
For thousands of years, people have used the ancient practice of pruning to manipulate and enhance trees and shrubs. Yet the science and biology behind pruning is still among the most misunderstood practices in the field. This Tree Talk will take a deep dive into the science of pruning while looking closely at the biological […]
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Pruning Fruit Trees
Cost: $45 Late winter pruning is a good time to prune fruit trees because it is dormant and easy to see the tree’s structure to decide which cuts to make, and you can rest assured knowing that the spring is not far off and your tree will soon be able to heal any wounds from […]
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February 10-Minute University webinars
Don’t miss Clackamas County Master Gardeners’ 10-Minute University webinars scheduled for February which focus on early season veggies and growing roses. The sessions are free but require advanced registration. Can’t attend live? Register for the sessions and you will receive a recorded link two days after the class. February 18, noon–1 p.m., Growing Early-Season Vegetables* […]
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For the Love of Orchids Day with Mary’s Peak Orchid Society at Shonnard’s Nursery
Join Shonnard's Nursery, Saturday, February 21. Mary’s Peak Orchid Society 10 a.m.–2 p.m. Have a love for orchids? Come to ask questions, admire orchids on display and learn more about the Mary’s Peak Orchid Society. Have an orchid that may need a new pot? Bring in your plant(s) as repotting services are offered (potting fees […]
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Starting a Vegetable Garden – Hybrid Class
FREE CLASS Learn how to plan, select, prepare, and plant a backyard vegetable garden. This class will discuss seed starting, expected yields, layout, soil prep, planting, and care. Find registration links on the Classes & Events website page for the in-person class, or to join via Zoom.
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Discover the winter energy of trees
Winter draws us inward, and the trees do the same. In this season, evergreens become especially potent — their energy condensed, vibrant, and deeply palpable. In this workshop from 1–3:15 p.m. on Saturday, February 28 at Hoyt Arboretum, participants will explore these winter currents through gentle Qigong, Tree Transformation Cards, and direct connection with three […]
Be sure to visit the website for each event for complete details and registration.