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SUMMARY:OSU Extension offers Home Horticulture Certificate
DESCRIPTION:Ready to grow more food and support pollinators and wildlife? You can take a deep dive into the art and science of gardening with OSU experts — covering healthy soil\, least-toxic pest management\, veggie and container gardening\, native plants and sustainable design. \nIf you’re looking for a comprehensive\, science-based\, horticulture and gardening essentials course\, Extension’s Home Horticulture Certificate could be for you! Grow your gardening knowledge\, whether you’re a beginner or an experienced gardener. \nThere are no course prerequisites\, although a basic knowledge of plants is helpful. \nIn this 13-week non-credit online course\, you will receive science-based training drawn from the classes that OSU Extension Master Gardener volunteers take in Oregon. Moderated by a skilled instructor\, this course provides an exceptional experience that will help your garden thrive. \nThis is one of their most popular courses. By the end of the program\, you will know about: \n\nBasics of botany and entomology\nIntegrated Pest Management and pesticide safety\nDiagnosis and prevention of plant problems using least-toxic methods\nSoils\, fertilizers and composting\nOrnamental\, herbaceous plants and woody plants\nVegetable and container gardening\nSustainable landscape design and maintenance\n\nSeats are limited and cost is $490 plus a $70 registration fee. \nFor more information or to register
URL:https://plantsomethingoregon.com/event/osu-extension-offers-home-horticulture-certificate/
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SUMMARY:Fruit tree scion wood gathering for spring grafting
DESCRIPTION:1–3 p.m.\, January 10 in Salem\, OR \nExperienced Master Gardeners teach “How to Select\, Cut\, and Store Fruit Tree Scion Wood.” Scions are used to propagate fruit trees onto rootstock or add additional varieties to an existing tree. This is a free hands-on event. Please bring clean pruners and/or loppers if you have them. Dress for the weather — workshops happen rain or shine! Location details will be provided to attendees. Register now
URL:https://plantsomethingoregon.com/event/fruit-tree-scion-wood-gathering-for-spring-grafting/
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SUMMARY:OSU Extension hosting school garden training course
DESCRIPTION:Are you\, or do you know\, a teacher looking to have an edible garden at your local school? School Garden Coordinator Certificate Training is being offered online by Oregon State University Extension from January 12 through March 8. \nWhy participate? This unique program has been thoughtfully designed and developed to give participants the knowledge\, resources and inspiration to implement and maintain an edible school garden built on a foundation of broad community involvement and support. \nBy the end of the program\, participants will gain the insight and knowledge to: \n\nEngage diverse stakeholders in a school community in a collective planning process for a sustainable program.\nExplore the elements of school garden infrastructure and planting for the school year. Take virtual tours of multiple school gardens and learn via discussions and interactive activities.\nTeach in the school garden\, from curriculum selection to outdoor class management. Several demonstration lessons will be shared.\nFacilitate cooking with children\, understand food safety guidelines and see how you can incorporate the garden into the school’s cafeteria.\nExamine the long-term financial and program sustainability of school gardens.\n\nThe cost of the training is $300. Find more information and register.
URL:https://plantsomethingoregon.com/event/osu-extension-hosting-school-garden-training-course/
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SUMMARY:Harvesting grape and kiwi cuttings for propagation
DESCRIPTION:8:30 a.m.–noon\, January 20 in Aurora\, OR \nGather scion cuttings (15 table grape cultivars and 3–4 kiwi cultivars) at North Willamette Research and Extension Center in Aurora. Bring your clean pruners if you have them and dress for the weather. This free workshop will be hands-on. Meet at Marion Demonstration Garden to sterilize tools and arrange carpooling. Location details will be provided to attendees. Register now
URL:https://plantsomethingoregon.com/event/harvesting-grape-and-kiwi-cuttings-for-propagation/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20260124T100000
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SUMMARY:Fern Mounting Workshop
DESCRIPTION:Grow your ferns in a way that mimics their natural environment and looks beautiful. \nThis workshop will provide everything you need to mount and grow a fern on a piece of wood. You will have a few epiphytic fern species to choose from on the day of the class. Care information will also be provided to keep your living art happy and healthy. \n$35 class fee includes wood\, mounting materials\, 1 fern of your choosing\, and instruction. \nSpace is limited\, so please reserve your spot today!
URL:https://plantsomethingoregon.com/event/fern-mounting-workshop/
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SUMMARY:Propagating woody fruits\, vines and nuts
DESCRIPTION:10:00 a.m.–noon\, January 24\, in Salem\, OR \nLearn 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 you have them; this workshop will be “hands-on.” Dress for the weather. Location details will be provided to attendees. Register now
URL:https://plantsomethingoregon.com/event/propagating-woody-fruits-vines-and-nuts/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260128
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260326
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SUMMARY:Special 20th anniversary edition of 10-Minute University
DESCRIPTION:Clackamas County Master Gardeners is rolling out a wide range of webinars for this year’s 20th anniversary edition of 10-Minute University. The spring sessions are now open for enrollment and are free. Those marked with an asterisk (*) count for one hour of metro area Master Gardener continuing education credit. \nCan’t attend live? Register for the sessions and you will receive a recorded link two days after the class. \nJanuary 28\, noon–1 p.m.\,  Growing Blueberries* \nEveryone knows blueberries are delicious parcels of antioxidants\, but how many are aware that blueberry plants can live and bear fruit for decades? \nThe instructor will share best practices developed through years of research by Oregon State University scientists. This class will cover how to select among different varieties\, soil preparation\, planting techniques and cultural practices\, including fertilizing\, watering and pruning. We will also discuss pest and disease problems and how to manage them. \nRegister at https://us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_0RaD5Ug0R364aS-4AL74fA \nFebruary 4\, noon–1 p.m.\,  Path\, Place\, Wallpaper* \nExplore a new approach to your home landscaping. Learn tips for making outdoor spaces both beautiful and functional. We’ll explain how three elements — path\, place\, and wallpaper —come together in your home’s landscape. Then\, we will guide you through the design process\, emphasizing the key factors to consider. This talk will be illustrated with photos of city-scale private gardens. \nRegister at https://us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_K_qs4r8eRGaMkEmDvztbbw \nFebruary 11\, noon–1 p.m.\, Foodscaping* \nMany believe vegetables should stay in the backyard\, but we disagree. This session introduces a new way to grow vegetables\, fruits\, ornamental flowers\, and shrubs together. You will learn how other gardeners incorporate vegetables and fruits into their landscapes and get ideas for your own foodscape. \nRegister at https://us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_K8pklHq4RoS1Myc_hyZcWg \nFebruary 18\, noon–1 p.m.\,  Growing Early-Season Vegetables* \nIncrease your garden’s yield by planting early-season vegetables before warm weather crops like peppers\, tomatoes and squash are ready for planting. \nThis class introduces you to vegetables that grow well in early spring when temperatures are cooler. Instructors will cover soil preparation\, planting techniques and seed selection. The main focus will be on adaptations to manage cool air and soil temperatures\, garden pests\, and potential weather events such as extended rainy periods and early warm spells. \nRegister at https://us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_yjEvrtVETfSrqz6AubiAVQ \nFebruary 25\, noon–1 p.m.\,  Growing Roses in the Pacific Northwest* \nMaster using lovely\, fragrant roses in your garden. This webinar will cover different types of roses and how to choose the best ones for your garden. Next\, we will discuss location\, soil preparation\, planting\, and provide tips for fertilizing\, watering\, pruning\, and pest control. \nRegister at https://us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_9sIV4877TKuqhhFN_PNfig \nMarch 4\, noon–1 p.m.\, The Best Garden Trees* \nMeet beautiful\, functional\, and resilient trees. Learn about those that can enhance your garden environment and create a lasting legacy for years to come. \nTrees provide shade\, wind protection\, beauty\, and vibrant colors. They quietly clean the water and air while providing habitats for many wildlife species. Whether you’re thinking about new plantings or looking to expand your horticultural skills\, this session is for you. \nThis session highlights the top trees for gardens in the Pacific Northwest. These trees are drought-tolerant\, resistant to pests and diseases\, hardy in USDA Zone 7 or warmer\, and provide year-round beauty. We start with rules for selecting and placing trees. Then\, we share some global research on tree resilience and climate effects. Next\, we explore potential trees for your garden. \nRegister at https://us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_XefjQPJrT-ie1jCwmyz4Ng \nMarch 11\, Noon–1 p.m.\, Tomato Tips* \nThe taste of home-grown\, vine-ripened fruits makes the tomato America’s favorite garden vegetable. This webinar will share research-based information to enhance your tomato growing and harvest. We will discuss: \n\nConsiderations for selecting the varieties you grow\nAttributes of optimum garden locations\nA checklist for when to plant into the garden\nSoil preparation\nPlanting practice\nTips for growing in containers\nEffective ways to support tomato plants\nCultural practices including mulching\, pruning\, watering and fertilizing\nPest and disease management using Integrated Pest Management\n\nRegister at https://us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_Air9V_8GSSu2cX0UnjaV1Q \nMarch 18\, noon–1 p.m.\, Plant This\, Not That* \nYou know the plants — the ones you see everywhere! Challenge the Big Box stores and fill your garden with plants that provide beauty and support diverse ecosystems. \nThis class will showcase a variety of plants as alternatives\, highlighting some native species that address specific garden challenges like privacy\, shade\, and more. \nGo beyond ordinary\, cookie-cutter plant choices. You will learn: \n\nWhich popular plants are invasive or toxic to wildlife and humans\nPlants that are better for the environment and give you sustainable solutions for privacy\, sloping areas\, and shade\nLists of native and ornamental plants with photos and growing requirements\n\nRegister at https://us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_xMkedrMFQAePuhss1vpDiQ \nMarch 25\, noon–1 p.m.\, Dazzling Dahlias* \nDahlias are low-maintenance plants that bloom for extended periods. Their wide variety of colors\, sizes\, and shapes adds significant visual interest to any garden. \nThis session covers selecting the right dahlia variety\, propagation methods\, soil preparation\, and planting in containers or gardens. It also covers pruning\, watering\, and fertilizing to promote healthy plants and abundant blooms\, as well as overwintering tubers both in the ground and dug up for storage. \nRegister at https://us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_4ZyHLRceS7K7-psIjgMvVg
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SUMMARY:Intro to Objective-Based Pruning Class
DESCRIPTION:FREE CLASS \nPresented 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 safety\, fruit production\, structural integrity\, size control\, and more. \nInstructor: Lyle Feilmeier with Bartlett Tree Experts – Bartlett Tree Experts is a tree service company with offerings that help customers maintain beautiful\, healthy trees and shrubs. Since 1907\, Bartlett has provided scientific tree care to customers’ properties. \nLocation: Shonnard’s Nursery Classroom \nRegister
URL:https://plantsomethingoregon.com/event/intro-to-objective-based-pruning-class/
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SUMMARY:Soil Health vs. Just Fertilizer Class
DESCRIPTION:FREE CLASS \nPresented 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. \nInstructor: Lyle Feilmeier with Bartlett Tree Experts – Bartlett Tree Experts is a tree service company with offerings that help our customers maintain beautiful\, healthy trees and shrubs. Since 1907\, Bartlett has been providing scientific tree care to customers’ properties. \nLocation: Shonnard’s Nursery Classroom \nRegister
URL:https://plantsomethingoregon.com/event/soil-health-vs-just-fertilizer-class/
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