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Lo que está sucediendo
Help out, learn, build community and have fun!
¡Ayuda, aprende, construye una comunidad y diviértete!
Southwest Washington has so many opportunities to connect with nature. See the event calendar for a wide range of opportunities with our regional partners.
Looking for something special with a group? Contact the partner directly. Some information on this page may be out of date, so connect with the Partner for the most up to date information. Let’s get outside!
El suroeste de Washington ofrece muchísimas oportunidades para conectar con la naturaleza. Consulta el calendario de eventos para conocer la amplia gama de oportunidades con nuestros socios regionales.
¿Buscas algo especial para un grupo? Contacta directamente con el socio. Es posible que parte de la información de esta página no esté actualizada, así que contacta con el socio para obtener la información más actualizada. ¡Salgamos!
June is coming up and that means celebrating Get Outdoors Day!
Communities and partners across southwest Washington are getting ready to host you, your family and friends with a variety of outdoor activities to celebrate the beautiful Pacific Northwest region we know and love. Join us!
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LCNN is excited to share our Partner’s events, click each event for more detailed information - check with event host for most up to date information (LCNN does not lead these events).
NEW! For events that sound super fun but are just outside southwest Washington are listed as ROAD TRIPs.
Nominate a Heritage Tree in Clark County!
Do you have a tree that you think may fit the criteria for our Heritage Tree Program?
The WSU Extension Clark County Master Gardener program maintains a list of trees of significance in unincorporated Clark County through its Heritage Tree Program. If you’d like to nominate a tree, follow the link to learn more and see if it fits the criteria. The nomination deadline is April 30th.
How to Nominate a Tree
If you have or know of a special tree or a grove of trees that might be considered for Heritage Tree status, please review the program criteria listed below and contact the WSU Extension Clark County Master Gardener Program at 564-397-5738, or submit a Heritage Tree Nomination form to erika.d.johnson@wsu.edu or in person at the Clark County Extension Office Master Gardener Program; 1919 NE 78th St., Vancouver, WA 98665.
Nomination Criteria
Heritage Tree status may be granted to a tree or a collection of trees if they meet one or more of the following criteria:
Exceptional or unusual size, form, or rarity
Significant age
Association with a significant landmark, person, event or natural resource
Is considered a local landmark, visually accessible to public viewing
Arrangement as a collection, such as a notable grove, avenue, or planting
Nominees must:
Be in good condition as evaluated by the Heritage Tree committee. The evaluation may include input by professional tree experts.
Have written consent of the property owner. Consent is non-binding and participation is strictly voluntary. Participation may be revoked at any time by the property owner. There is no legal relationship governing participation.
DID YOU KNOW? The Black Walnut tree right next to the path at Frenchman’s Bar has been listed as a Heritage Tree? This tree stands at almost 100 feet tall with a diameter of about 9 feet wide, this tree is estimated to be approximately 150 years old (planted in the late 1800’s!).
Let’s celebrate the grand trees in our community with a nomination of Heritage Tree.
Grow Your Own Strawberries Workshop
Learn to grow your own strawberries!
There’s nothing better than a bowl of just-picked, sweet, juicy strawberries harvested from your own garden. Growing strawberries is something you can do without a lot of time or effort. Join WSU Extension Clark County Master Gardeners for an introductory workshop on growing strawberries.
The class will provide an overview of the three different types of strawberries followed by planting and care techniques for each. Common pests and diseases will be discussed. Participants will learn how to plant (and take home) a bareroot strawberry plant.
The class will be held outdoors and will require walking short distances on uneven ground. Those with mobility issues may drive into the site. Dress for the weather and bring water.
LOCATION: Hazel Dell Neighborhood, address at registration. No admission without registration.
COST: $10 plus tax and Eventbrite fees = $10.61
REGISTRATION REQUIRED: Click here
FOR MORE INFORMATION: (564) 397-5738 or Erika.d.johnson@wsu.edu.
Read about all Master Gardener upcoming events
WSU Extension programs and employment are available to all without discrimination. Evidence of noncompliance may be reported through your local WSU Extension office. Persons with disabilities who require alternative means for communication or program information or reasonable accommodation need to contact Erika Johnson at the above listed email, phone or mailing address at least two weeks prior to the event.
Sakura Festival - Cherry Tree Blossoms at Clark College
Join Clark College, City of Vancouver and Vancouver Rotary on the Clark College main campus for the annual Sakura Festival, celebrating the gift of the beautiful cherry blossom trees and international friendship.
The ceremony will begin at 1:00 p.m. in the Royce Pollard Japanese Friendship Garden* with festivities continuing in Gaiser Student Center at 2:00 p.m. with display and demonstration tables, cookies and tea and performances by the Japanese Club, Traditional Japanese dance performance and Takohachi drum group.
*Please note the ceremony will move inside if there is inclement weather.
Over 25 years ago, the City of Vancouver received a gift of friendship: 100 Shirofugen cherry trees. They were planted at Clark College, creating an enduring reminder of the bonds between our region and Japan. Over the years, those trees have grown and blossomed—as has that friendship, creating traditions like the establishment in 1995 of a sister-city relationship between Vancouver and Joyo, Japan, and our annual Sakura Festival, begun in 2006.
Learn and see more about the rich history of the Sakura Festival.
Organizer CStark@clark.edu
Digging the Dirt: Making Great Soil
Great gardening starts with good soil that has the right pH and nutrient levels, but how does it all work together?
WSU Master Gardener Gary Fredricks will discuss soil basics and what you need to do to provide for a successful garden.
Accommodations
Library events and programs are open to the public and provided at no cost. Special accommodations may be requested using our Disability Accommodation Request Form no later than 15 days prior to the event.
Los eventos y programas de la biblioteca están abiertos al público y se brindan sin costo. Se pueden solicitar adaptaciones especiales utilizando nuestro formulario de solicitud de adaptaciones para personas con discapacidades (en inglés) hasta 15 días antes del evento.
Особые условия могут быть запрошены с помощью нашей формы запроса на предоставление условий для людей с инвалидностью не позднее чем за 15 дней до мероприятия.
Weeding volunteer event at Grandmother Camus
Join the Vancouver Bee Project for a morning of community stewardship at the Grandmother Camus site as we get the space ready for spring.
We’ll be weeding, putting down mulch, and cleaning up trash to help the site look its best and support the native plants growing there.
There is plenty of parking available along Q Street. Come lend a hand and help care for this special community space!
No registration required, just show up. Bring gloves and hand tools of your choice. Light refreshments provided.
Lilac Days at Hulda K;ager Gardens
The Hulda Klager Lilac Gardens, house and museum will reopen for Lilac Days 2026 on Saturday, April 18 to Sunday, May 10, 2026. It is the 50th Anniversary of the formation of the Hulda Klager Lilac Society in 2026!
Visit the Lilac Days page for more detailed information.
During Lilac Days the gardens are open daily 10:00 a.m. until 4:00 p.m. Admission $10 adults, kids 12 and under free. Senior Citizen Days are Mondays April 20, April 27 and May 4 with a discounted rate of $5.00 for age 62 and above. Saturday, May 4th is the HKLG 50th Anniversary celebration!
History. The Hulda Klager Lilac Gardens is a restoration project to honor the work of famed lilac developer Hulda Klager. It contains an 1800s house, surrounding buildings and is a National Historic Site. Visit the house, museum/barn with many new exhibits only open during Lilac Days and other specialty days. Annually, Lilac Days celebrates the site, Hulda’s work and raises funds to maintain the site. See Today in the Gardens for current status and updates. Event rentals are available as approved, by contacting us.
Special events: Saturday, July 25th Open Days and local garden tours sponsored by HKLG and Garden Conservancy. Saturday, September 19th Fall Festival and America 250 celebration.
After Lilac Days (May 11th to early October), the gardens will be open 9am to 4pm (gates close 3:30pm). Admission fees for 2026 are $10 adults, CASH payable at the front gate in Dropbox. Children 12 years old and under enter free when accompanied by an adult.
*Please see the Calendar at our website for current hours and closures.
Note: the Gardens are Closed on Holidays and a few other select days.
Spring Plant Container Workshop
Create your own professionally-styled Spring container garden with hands-on guidance from Dennis 7 Dees team.
Guests will learn how to curate beautiful plant combinations and leave with one fully planted container ready to display all season. Choose from 12-inch or 14-inch containers—pottery, plants, soil, fertilizer, and expert instruction are included.
Hydrangeas: Variety and beauty in your PNW Garden
Do you love hydrangeas but feel uncertain about which types are right for your garden? Do you know when and how to prune for optimal health and best blooms? Can you turn your pink blossoms blue?
Clark County Master Gardener Carley Wecks will answer these questions and more as she shares her love and experience with these garden beauties.
Accommodations
Library events and programs are open to the public and provided at no cost. Special accommodations may be requested using our Disability Accommodation Request Form no later than 15 days prior to the event.
Los eventos y programas de la biblioteca están abiertos al público y se brindan sin costo. Se pueden solicitar adaptaciones especiales utilizando nuestro formulario de solicitud de adaptaciones para personas con discapacidades (en inglés) hasta 15 días antes del evento.
Особые условия могут быть запрошены с помощью нашей формы запроса на предоставление условий для людей с инвалидностью не позднее чем за 15 дней до мероприятия.
Nature Resin Jewelry Studio workshop
Two new dates added for the Resin Jewelry Studio with Bri Graw!
Join artist and educator, Bri Graw, in this fun, hands-on class exploring UV resin techniques, experimenting with pigments and polymer clay, and embedding natural elements to design unique pendants, earrings, or keychains. Everyone will leave with three finished pieces of jewelry that celebrate creativity and nature.
Dates:
Sunday, April 19, 10am - 12pm
Saturday, May 2, 10am - 12pm.
Each two-hour studio will be held at Columbia Springs and include a short nature walk to inspire creativity!
The cost is $30 per person (+ tax). Each person will leave with three pieces of finished jewelry!)
Spots are limited! Register here: https://www.columbiasprings.org/events/community-experiences/
Learn more about Bri: https://www.old-growth-studio.com/about
Eat Your Vegetables with Confidence
Tired of paying big bucks for organic heirloom tomatoes?
Learn how to grow your own from start to finish. Topics will include site selection, soil preparation, easiest to grow, seeding, transplanting and garden maintenance.
Accommodations
Library events and programs are open to the public and provided at no cost. Special accommodations may be requested using our Disability Accommodation Request Form no later than 15 days prior to the event.
Los eventos y programas de la biblioteca están abiertos al público y se brindan sin costo. Se pueden solicitar adaptaciones especiales utilizando nuestro formulario de solicitud de adaptaciones para personas con discapacidades (en inglés) hasta 15 días antes del evento.
Особые условия могут быть запрошены с помощью нашей формы запроса на предоставление условий для людей с инвалидностью не позднее чем за 15 дней до мероприятия.
Grow Your Own Herbs
Culinary herbs like cilantro, rosemary, thyme, basil and dill and are a great addition to the home garden!
Growing them yourself is fun and rewarding and can be a fraction of the cost of buying them at the store. Picked from the garden ensures freshness as well. Join WSU Extension Clark County Master Gardener Jennifer Cheshire to learn about techniques both those new to herbs as well as experienced gardeners can use to grow these wonderful plants.
Accommodations
Library events and programs are open to the public and provided at no cost. Special accommodations may be requested using our Disability Accommodation Request Form no later than 15 days prior to the event.
Los eventos y programas de la biblioteca están abiertos al público y se brindan sin costo. Se pueden solicitar adaptaciones especiales utilizando nuestro formulario de solicitud de adaptaciones para personas con discapacidades (en inglés) hasta 15 días antes del evento.
Особые условия могут быть запрошены с помощью нашей формы запроса на предоставление условий для людей с инвалидностью не позднее чем за 15 дней до мероприятия.
Earth Day in the Gardens - Lower Columbia School Gardens
Lower Columbia School Gardens Earth Day festival!
Visit their website for updates and volunteer opportunities.
Lawn Reduction: Planning, Methods, Alternatives, and Inspiration Workshop
Good looking lawns require vast inputs of time, energy, lawn care products and lots of water. But they offer little in return in terms of wildlife habitat or food for people. If you’ve been thinking about reducing or eliminating your lawn altogether, Join WSU Extension Clark County Master Gardener Janis McBride for a presentation on how to transition your lawn into something better for you and the planet.
Library events and programs are open to the public and provided at no cost. Special accommodations may be requested using our Disability Accommodation Request Form no later than 15 days prior to the event.
Los eventos y programas de la biblioteca están abiertos al público y se brindan sin costo. Se pueden solicitar adaptaciones especiales utilizando nuestro formulario de solicitud de adaptaciones para personas con discapacidades (en inglés) hasta 15 días antes del evento.
Особые условия могут быть запрошены с помощью нашей формы запроса на предоставление условий для людей с инвалидностью не позднее чем за 15 дней до мероприятия.
Friends of Trees End-Of-Season Celebration!
Friends of Trees end of year celebration is a party in honor of the people who are such an integral part of the Friends of Trees ecosystem—volunteers, partners, supporters ... you! This is our way of saying THANK YOU!
We'll have music, food, beverages, games, prizes and block party vibes. Come hang out!
No cost to attend
Hosted food & beverages (including N/A)
This event is outside and is rain or shine, so dress for the weather.
Registration is required. If you'd like to bring a guest, please do! And please RSVP for them, too.
More event details are in the RSVP form.
VPS High School Plant Sale
Get your garden gloves ready! 🌱
Vancouver Public School’s High School Annual Plant Sales are just a few weeks away! Whether you’re looking for vibrant flowers or fresh veggies, our horticulture and FFA students have got you covered.
Mark your calendars for these dates:
💛 Hudson's Bay: April 28, 29, 30 (8 AM - 6 PM)
💚 Flex Academy: May 2 (9 AM - 2 PM)
💜 Columbia River: May 2 (9 AM - 2 PM)
❤️ Fort Vancouver: May 7, 8 (8:30 AM - 5 PM) & May 9 (9 AM – 12 PM)
We'll be updating our website soon with plant lists and prices - stay tuned!
VPS High School Plant Sale
Get your garden gloves ready! 🌱
Vancouver Public School’s High School Annual Plant Sales are just a few weeks away! Whether you’re looking for vibrant flowers or fresh veggies, our horticulture and FFA students have got you covered.
Mark your calendars for these dates:
💛 Hudson's Bay: April 28, 29, 30 (8 AM - 6 PM)
💚 Flex Academy: May 2 (9 AM - 2 PM)
💜 Columbia River: May 2 (9 AM - 2 PM)
❤️ Fort Vancouver: May 7, 8 (8:30 AM - 5 PM) & May 9 (9 AM – 12 PM)
We'll be updating our website soon with plant lists and prices - stay tuned!
VPS High School Plant Sale
Get your garden gloves ready! 🌱
Vancouver Public School’s High School Annual Plant Sales are just a few weeks away! Whether you’re looking for vibrant flowers or fresh veggies, our horticulture and FFA students have got you covered.
Mark your calendars for these dates:
💛 Hudson's Bay: April 28, 29, 30 (8 AM - 6 PM)
💚 Flex Academy: May 2 (9 AM - 2 PM)
💜 Columbia River: May 2 (9 AM - 2 PM)
❤️ Fort Vancouver: May 7, 8 (8:30 AM - 5 PM) & May 9 (9 AM – 12 PM)
We'll be updating our website soon with plant lists and prices - stay tuned!
Wildflower Festival
Celebrate the Blooms at the 2026 White Salmon Wildflower Festival
The Fourth Annual White Salmon Wildflower Festival returns this May, bringing a month-long celebration of nature, art, and community to the Columbia River Gorge. As the hillsides explode with color, the festival offers locals and visitors a chance to immerse themselves in the stunning wildflower displays while participating in a variety of events. From guided hikes and art shows to wine walks and live music, there’s something for everyone to enjoy throughout May in White Salmon.
The festival kicks off on the first weekend of May with an exciting lineup, including Mayfaire, Wildflower Half Marathon, and the Gorge Open Studio Tours. Throughout the month, festival-goers can take part in the White Salmon Wine Walk and Wildflower Artisan Market, submit their best nature shots to the Instagram Photo Contest, and explore the Gorge on guided hikes, walks, and rafting adventures. Stewardship opportunities at Coyote Wall and Balfour Klickitat Day Use Area allow participants to give back to the landscape they love, while guided hikes on the Klickitat Trail offer a deeper look into the region’s flora and natural history.
photo credit: kelly turso
This year’s White Salmon Wildflower Festival is extra special as we celebrate the release of local educator and author Ashley Erdely’s new book, Wildflowers of the Pacific Northwest for Kids.
Art lovers can enjoy the return of favorite events like the Keep it Wild Art Show, art and photography workshops, and a special Wildflower Art Show at the White Salmon Library. Downtown White Salmon will also welcome a brand-new mural, painted live throughout the month. The festival concludes with the lively Balsamroot Bash at the Mt View Grange. Whether you’re an outdoor enthusiast, an art lover, or simply looking to soak in the beauty of the Columbia River Gorge, the White Salmon Wildflower Festival is an event not to be missed!
Battle Ground High School Plant Sale
Battle Ground Public Schools plant and greenhouses sales start this month
Get your green thumbs ready, Battle Ground Public Schools’ annual plant and greenhouse sales kick off ! A variety of annual and perennial bedding and flowering plants will be available, along with vegetable starts and hanging baskets. All items are grown by district students and staff.
All sales will be drop-in, with no prior registration required. The bare root trees, shrubs and perennial sale on the CASEE campus will have hours set aside for NatureScaping Northwest members. Visit their website for details.
Money raised from these sales supports the district's horticulture and FFA programs and welding teams. Students and staff from Battle Ground High School, Prairie High School and the FFA program grow tens of thousands of plants each year. Some of these plants are used in landscaping projects on school campuses, while the rest are sold at annual public sales.
VPS High School Plant Sale
Get your garden gloves ready! 🌱
Vancouver Public School’s High School Annual Plant Sales are just a few weeks away! Whether you’re looking for vibrant flowers or fresh veggies, our horticulture and FFA students have got you covered.
Mark your calendars for these dates:
💛 Hudson's Bay: April 28, 29, 30 (8 AM - 6 PM)
💚 Flex Academy: May 2 (9 AM - 2 PM)
💜 Columbia River: May 2 (9 AM - 2 PM)
❤️ Fort Vancouver: May 7, 8 (8:30 AM - 5 PM) & May 9 (9 AM – 12 PM)
We'll be updating our website soon with plant lists and prices - stay tuned!
Ridgefield Garden Club plant sale
SAVE THE DATE!
Mark your calendars for May 2nd.
We'd love to see you at our Annual Plant Sale Fundraiser at
the Greely Building in downtown Ridgefield.
Nature Resin Jewelry Studio workshop
Two new dates added for the Resin Jewelry Studio with Bri Graw!
Join artist and educator, Bri Graw, in this fun, hands-on class exploring UV resin techniques, experimenting with pigments and polymer clay, and embedding natural elements to design unique pendants, earrings, or keychains. Everyone will leave with three finished pieces of jewelry that celebrate creativity and nature.
Dates:
Sunday, April 19, 10am - 12pm
Saturday, May 2, 10am - 12pm.
Each two-hour studio will be held at Columbia Springs and include a short nature walk to inspire creativity!
The cost is $30 per person (+ tax). Each person will leave with three pieces of finished jewelry!)
Spots are limited! Register here: https://www.columbiasprings.org/events/community-experiences/
Learn more about Bri: https://www.old-growth-studio.com/about
The Resilient Yard: Change at Home
What can you do to combat a changing climate at home?
This presentation breaks down a typical suburban yard into its component parts and gives you actions you can take to reduce your carbon footprint.
Accommodations
Library events and programs are open to the public and provided at no cost. Special accommodations may be requested using our Disability Accommodation Request Form no later than 15 days prior to the event.
Los eventos y programas de la biblioteca están abiertos al público y se brindan sin costo. Se pueden solicitar adaptaciones especiales utilizando nuestro formulario de solicitud de adaptaciones para personas con discapacidades (en inglés) hasta 15 días antes del evento.
Особые условия могут быть запрошены с помощью нашей формы запроса на предоставление условий для людей с инвалидностью не позднее чем за 15 дней до мероприятия.
VPS High School Plant Sale
Get your garden gloves ready! 🌱
Vancouver Public School’s High School Annual Plant Sales are just a few weeks away! Whether you’re looking for vibrant flowers or fresh veggies, our horticulture and FFA students have got you covered.
Mark your calendars for these dates:
💛 Hudson's Bay: April 28, 29, 30 (8 AM - 6 PM)
💚 Flex Academy: May 2 (9 AM - 2 PM)
💜 Columbia River: May 2 (9 AM - 2 PM)
❤️ Fort Vancouver: May 7, 8 (8:30 AM - 5 PM) & May 9 (9 AM – 12 PM)
We'll be updating our website soon with plant lists and prices - stay tuned!
VPS High School Plant Sale
Get your garden gloves ready! 🌱
Vancouver Public School’s High School Annual Plant Sales are just a few weeks away! Whether you’re looking for vibrant flowers or fresh veggies, our horticulture and FFA students have got you covered.
Mark your calendars for these dates:
💛 Hudson's Bay: April 28, 29, 30 (8 AM - 6 PM)
💚 Flex Academy: May 2 (9 AM - 2 PM)
💜 Columbia River: May 2 (9 AM - 2 PM)
❤️ Fort Vancouver: May 7, 8 (8:30 AM - 5 PM) & May 9 (9 AM – 12 PM)
We'll be updating our website soon with plant lists and prices - stay tuned!
WSU Extension Master Gardener Mother's Day Plant Sale
2026 Mother’s Day Weekend Plant Sale
The WSU Master Gardeners & Clark County Master Gardener Foundation greenhouse teams are busy growing plants for this year’s plant sale. The link to sign up for shopping appointments will be posted here on April 24, 2026.
Plant & Seed Swap
Plant & Seed Swap!
It's always the perfect time to grow your garden and your community!
Join Kindred Vancouver for a joyful Plant & Seed Swap where you can share, discover, and celebrate the abundance of nature.🎉
What to Bring: Plant starts 🌿 Seeds you’ve saved or extras you no longer need 🌻Plants you no longer want (but someone else might love!) 🪴🎯
What to Take: Find new-to-you plants and seeds to kickstart your garden.
No plants or seeds to bring? No problem! Everyone is welcome to browse and take part.🌟
Why Join? This free event is all about sharing, connecting, and celebrating abundance. Bring what you can, take what you need, and leave with a greener thumb and a fuller heart.
All leftover plants and seeds will be donated to Little Free Libraries, schools, and community spaces to spread the joy of gardening even further.
🌿 Let’s swap, chat, and grow together! 🌿
WSU Extension Master Gardener Mother's Day Plant Sale
2026 Mother’s Day Weekend Plant Sale
The WSU Master Gardeners & Clark County Master Gardener Foundation greenhouse teams are busy growing plants for this year’s plant sale. The link to sign up for shopping appointments will be posted here on April 24, 2026.
VPS High School Plant Sale
Get your garden gloves ready! 🌱
Vancouver Public School’s High School Annual Plant Sales are just a few weeks away! Whether you’re looking for vibrant flowers or fresh veggies, our horticulture and FFA students have got you covered.
Mark your calendars for these dates:
💛 Hudson's Bay: April 28, 29, 30 (8 AM - 6 PM)
💚 Flex Academy: May 2 (9 AM - 2 PM)
💜 Columbia River: May 2 (9 AM - 2 PM)
❤️ Fort Vancouver: May 7, 8 (8:30 AM - 5 PM) & May 9 (9 AM – 12 PM)
We'll be updating our website soon with plant lists and prices - stay tuned!
Plant Sale @ Northlake ES - Lower Columbia School Gardens
HOLD the date for the Lower Columbia School Gardens Plant Sale!
The LCSG serve all of the elementary schools in the Longview AND Kelso school districts with school gardens.
Visit their website for updates and volunteer opportunities.
Camas Plant & Garden Fair
Held the day before Mother’s Day, the Camas Plant & Garden Fair draws in thousands of people to enjoy and explore the amazing selection of plants, trees, garden art and supplies, and much more provided by our dedicated local growers and vendors.
The Camas Plant & Garden Fair is presented by the Downtown Camas Association and 2026 will be the 27th year of the Fair. Every year the fair provides an opportunity for local nurseries and vendors to interact with the community by offering a wealth of products, goods, services and information. Things you’ll find no where else! It also provides the greater community a chance to explore and enjoy our local downtown merchants and restaurants, and see all that downtown has to offer.
Kids’ activities, raffle prizes, live music, fresh food, and the shops and restaurants of Downtown Camas all add to the community experience. Come make a day of it!
Click Here to see all the photos from the 2025 Camas Plant & Garden Fair. We’re looking forward to another great event in 2026!
You’ll find the highest quality plants, trees, bedding plants, vegetable starts, herbs, hanging baskets, planters, and of course local growers and vendors that can show you how to make your garden the healthiest and most beautiful it can be. As well as plants, you can explore unique hand-made offerings of garden art, bird houses, garden furniture, fountains, wind chimes, iron works, and a wealth of other products. This plant fair is known for it’s quality products! It’s a great opportunity to get something special for mom or to pick up something for your own yard or garden.
We also have a Kids’ Zone including crafts, garden activities, petting zoo, face painting, and Rosie the larger-than-life puppet! (all as current conditions allow) Make sure to buy a ticket for our annual Plant & Garden Fair Raffle which include the Famous Grand Wheelbarrow Prize and many others!
WSU Extension Master Gardener Mother's Day Plant Sale
2026 Mother’s Day Weekend Plant Sale
The WSU Master Gardeners & Clark County Master Gardener Foundation greenhouse teams are busy growing plants for this year’s plant sale. The link to sign up for shopping appointments will be posted here on April 24, 2026.
Spice of Life: Growing Herbs
WSU Master Gardener Terrie Phillips will show you how to plant, grow and harvest the most popular herbs that you can enjoy fresh from your own garden. What to do with herbs after harvest will be discussed such as in preserving, storage and easy usage of these flavorful plants.
Accommodations
Library events and programs are open to the public and provided at no cost. Special accommodations may be requested using our Disability Accommodation Request Form no later than 15 days prior to the event.
Los eventos y programas de la biblioteca están abiertos al público y se brindan sin costo. Se pueden solicitar adaptaciones especiales utilizando nuestro formulario de solicitud de adaptaciones para personas con discapacidades (en inglés) hasta 15 días antes del evento.
Особые условия могут быть запрошены с помощью нашей формы запроса на предоставление условий для людей с инвалидностью не позднее чем за 15 дней до мероприятия.
Summer Fruit Tree Pruning Workshop Series
Increase the beauty and productivity of your fruit trees with this informative, two-part, hands-on pruning class by locally renowned fruit tree expert, Monica Maggio.
Timely pruning can improve the shape, strength, and fruit set of your trees, and help reduce pest and disease pressure.
Part One is a lecture on a Friday evening, delivered via Zoom (at your home), that will cover general pruning theory. This will be Friday, May 29 from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. You will be provided with a Zoom link a day or two prior to the class. Note: you must have a (free) Zoom account in order to attend.
Part Two is a Saturday in-field session that includes experiential instruction on specific techniques to help you learn how to make the best cuts on your fruit trees with confidence and skill. This will be held rain or shine on Saturday, May 30 from 10 a.m. to noon at 1919 NE 78th St., Vancouver, WA.
This portion will include standing and walking on uneven ground. Dress for the weather and bring water.
DATE/TIME: Friday, May 29, 2026 — 6:30 pm to 8:30 pm via Zoom and Saturday, May 30, 2025 — 10:00 a.m. to noon
LOCATION: Zoom for Friday evening and in East Vancouver on Saturday. More specifics will be provided on registration.
COST: $60.06 which includes tax and Eventbrite fee for both sessions. For the Friday evening online class only, $25.22 which includes Eventbrite fees and sales tax.
REGISTRATION Required. No admission without advance registration. Click here to register.
FOR MORE INFORMATION: (564) 397-5738 or Erika.d.johnson@wsu.edu.
Read about all Master Gardener upcoming events
WSU Extension programs and employment are available to all without discrimination. Evidence of noncompliance may be reported through your local WSU Extension office. Persons with disabilities who require alternative means for communication or program information or reasonable accommodation need to contact Erika Johnson at the above listed email, phone or mailing address at least two weeks prior to the event.
Weave a willow market basket
Weave a willow market basket with Ridgefield artist Robin Brady
In this 2-day class you’ll make a round, handled basket in the traditional European stake and strand style — a great foundation for your future explorations in basketry.
We’ll weave with a combination of cultivated and wild willows grown right here in Ridgefield and throughout the region. We’ll spend two full days weaving our baskets, and as time allows we’ll discuss everything from harvesting willow to prepping your materials for weaving. This is a great class for beginners, or any weavers looking to strengthen their basic stake and strand skills. You’ll come away with your own hand-woven willow basket great for going to market, gathering, storage, and everyday household use.
Note – Weaving with willow is hard work! Expect to spend 7 focused weaving hours per class day, and to use your hand and upper body strength throughout the class.
Ticket price includes an $80 materials fee for the willow.
Participants should provide:
A fixed blade or locking knife
Your favorite sharp pruners if you have them (or you may use the instructor provided ones)
Any additional seating cushion, back support, or special chair you need to be comfortable
Layers for sun/weather if you wish to work or have lunch outside
Lunch and a water bottle
Coffee, tea, water and light snacks will be provided. Please bring sack lunch, a water bottle, and any special snacks you need (you will have access to fridge, stove and microwave if needed).
Register HERE
Accessibility Note: This workshop takes place in an historic farmhouse that is not currently wheelchair accessible. We will work to accommodate access however we can, but please email arts@pnfarm.com to confirm that the space will work for you before you commit to the workshop!
Scholarships are available on an as-needed basis. Please email arts@pnfarm.com for more info.
About our teacher: Robin Brady - They tend a cultivated willow patch at their home and gather wild willow along nearby waterways. They live on Chinook & Cowlitz land in Ridgefield, Washington, under passing sandhill crane migration. They come to basketry via long time devotion to crafts and skill sets that keep them a student in the practice of direct and reciprocal relationship to the living world.
As a weaver of mixed European settler descent, they focus primarily on styles of willow basketry with roots in countries their ancestors once wove in, while being in awe of the many brilliant weaving traditions belonging to cultures near and far. Robin was first introduced to basketry by Margaret Mathewson and other weavers in her watershed lineage and is honored to continue the tradition of passing along this love of working with willow.
See more at www.windfallcraftandbasketry.com
Summer Fruit Tree Pruning Workshop Series
Increase the beauty and productivity of your fruit trees with this informative, two-part, hands-on pruning class by locally renowned fruit tree expert, Monica Maggio.
Timely pruning can improve the shape, strength, and fruit set of your trees, and help reduce pest and disease pressure.
Part Two is a Saturday in-field session that includes experiential instruction on specific techniques to help you learn how to make the best cuts on your fruit trees with confidence and skill. This will be held rain or shine on Saturday, May 30 from 10 a.m. to noon at 1919 NE 78th St., Vancouver, WA.
This portion will include standing and walking on uneven ground. Dress for the weather and bring water.
DATE/TIME: Friday, May 29, 2026 — 6:30 pm to 8:30 pm via Zoom and Saturday, May 30, 2025 — 10:00 a.m. to noon
LOCATION: Zoom for Friday evening and in East Vancouver on Saturday. More specifics will be provided on registration.
COST: $60.06 which includes tax and Eventbrite fee for both sessions. For the Friday evening online class only, $25.22 which includes Eventbrite fees and sales tax.
REGISTRATION Required. No admission without advance registration. Click here to register.
FOR MORE INFORMATION: (564) 397-5738 or Erika.d.johnson@wsu.edu.
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WSU Extension programs and employment are available to all without discrimination. Evidence of noncompliance may be reported through your local WSU Extension office. Persons with disabilities who require alternative means for communication or program information or reasonable accommodation need to contact Erika Johnson at the above listed email, phone or mailing address at least two weeks prior to the event.
LeRoy Haagen Adopt-A-Park event. Family friendly stewardship event
Join the City of Vancouver’s staff at the park for a range of stewardship activities.
Stay tuned, more information coming soon. Visit the City’s web page at www.cityofvancouver.us/government/calendar
Berry Days at Camas Farmer's Market
Berry- themed kids crafts and activities! Berry Trivia, berry temporary tattoos, berry guessing game. Everyone can joint the fun by voting for Camas’ Favorite Berry!
Savor the berry harvest and take home your own flat of Northwest berries to enjoy, for Summer celebrations, desserts or jam making!
4:30pm~ Complimentary berry shortcake to the first 300 customers, prepared by the board, staff, and volunteers of the Camas Farmer’s Market. These delicious treats are made with fresh berries from Theony, Pheasant’s Eye, and Annie’s Berry Farms, and delicious shortcake!
YUM!
Learn more about this and other events at https://camasfarmersmarket.org/
Second Saturday Work Party at Jane Weber Arboretum
Volunteering at the Jane Weber Arboretum
Monthly, we have our Second Saturday Work Party from 9am to noon. We often work on bigger projects and refreshments are always served.
Generally, our volunteers work on an area that is special to them or they just see a need to spruce things up.
We have three main volunteer areas. The Arboretum which encompasses the property grounds, The Stanger House restoration and the Caboose restoration.
Our volunteers show up rain or shine. Extreme weather can cancel plans.
For more information, email us at weberarboretum@gmail.com
Overview: The E. Jane Weber Arboretum is devoted to preserving this treasured natural resource and historic site in honor of Dr. Vinson and E. Jane Weber, who dedicated their homestead and lovely botanical garden to being a learning experience and inspiration – a legacy for others to cherish. To fulfill their dream, an entity was set up to oversee the arboretum and subsequently a non-profit to manage, protect and enhance this revered property along the Columbia River with outreach to the community, offering education and related activities that will be a shared commitment to the vision and purpose of the E. Jane Weber Arboretum. Watch this video for more information.
Accessibility note: the trails and grounds are natural surface and not always ADA compliant.
Second Saturday Work Party at Jane Weber Arboretum
Volunteering at the Jane Weber Arboretum
Monthly, we have our Second Saturday Work Party from 9am to noon. We often work on bigger projects and refreshments are always served.
Generally, our volunteers work on an area that is special to them or they just see a need to spruce things up.
We have three main volunteer areas. The Arboretum which encompasses the property grounds, The Stanger House restoration and the Caboose restoration.
Our volunteers show up rain or shine. Extreme weather can cancel plans.
For more information, email us at weberarboretum@gmail.com
Overview: The E. Jane Weber Arboretum is devoted to preserving this treasured natural resource and historic site in honor of Dr. Vinson and E. Jane Weber, who dedicated their homestead and lovely botanical garden to being a learning experience and inspiration – a legacy for others to cherish. To fulfill their dream, an entity was set up to oversee the arboretum and subsequently a non-profit to manage, protect and enhance this revered property along the Columbia River with outreach to the community, offering education and related activities that will be a shared commitment to the vision and purpose of the E. Jane Weber Arboretum. Watch this video for more information.
Accessibility note: the trails and grounds are natural surface and not always ADA compliant.
Mushroom Foraging with Mt. St. Helen's Institute
Come explore the magical kingdom of fungi with the Mt. St. Helen’s Institute!
Learn how to identify common characteristics of wild edible and inedible mushrooms. Then learn how to harvest many different types of edible mushrooms and cook them into delicious dishes. Plan to get your shoes and hands dirty as you discover the forest's most striking and sometimes delectable offerings.
For detailed information, visit our Mushroom Foraging program description.
WHERE: Pine Creek Information Center
DURATION: Approximately 6 hours
DISTANCE: Approximately 1 mile of off-trail forest walking
GUIDE TEAM: Mycology instructor, professional guide and three volunteers
MINIMUM AGE: 8 (minors must be accompanied by an adult)
COST: $125/person
PERMITS: Each participant needs to bring their own free mushroom permit. Instructions provided.
Vancouver's Old Apple Tree Festival
Celebrate the Old Apple Tree Festival on the first Saturday of October at Old Apple Tree Park, located on Columbia Way just east of Interstate 5 Bridge.
The annual Old Apple Tree Festival is a celebration centered on the oldest living apple tree in the Northwest, planted at Fort Vancouver in 1826.
Providing fun, food, music, and history of Vancouver’s Old Apple Tree, the festival celebrates our community and its rich heritage. Throughout the day, Urban Forestry Commissioners give away cuttings from the Old Apple Tree; cuttings are limited and will be given out until they are gone.
This free, family-friendly event, features activities for children, food for sale, apple tastings and sales, live music, cider pressing and walking tours of Fort Vancouver Village, the Fort Vancouver Historic Orchard and the Land Bridge. Local musical groups will provide live music throughout the day.
The festival features community apple cider pressing. Bring your own apples and a clean container to catch your fresh cider, or purchase apples and a container at the event. Approximately 15 lbs of apples will make a quart of cider. Volunteers needed for the cider pressing station, contact Urban Forestry to learn more.
Learn more about the storied history of the Old Apple Tree
Contact: Urban Forestry at urbanforestry@cityofvancouver.us or 360-487-8308
Second Saturday Work Party at Jane Weber Arboretum
Volunteering at the Jane Weber Arboretum
Monthly, we have our Second Saturday Work Party from 9am to noon. We often work on bigger projects and refreshments are always served.
Generally, our volunteers work on an area that is special to them or they just see a need to spruce things up.
We have three main volunteer areas. The Arboretum which encompasses the property grounds, The Stanger House restoration and the Caboose restoration.
Our volunteers show up rain or shine. Extreme weather can cancel plans.
For more information, email us at weberarboretum@gmail.com
Overview: The E. Jane Weber Arboretum is devoted to preserving this treasured natural resource and historic site in honor of Dr. Vinson and E. Jane Weber, who dedicated their homestead and lovely botanical garden to being a learning experience and inspiration – a legacy for others to cherish. To fulfill their dream, an entity was set up to oversee the arboretum and subsequently a non-profit to manage, protect and enhance this revered property along the Columbia River with outreach to the community, offering education and related activities that will be a shared commitment to the vision and purpose of the E. Jane Weber Arboretum. Watch this video for more information.
Accessibility note: the trails and grounds are natural surface and not always ADA compliant.
Mushroom Foraging with Mt. St. Helen's Institute
Come explore the magical kingdom of fungi with the Mt. St. Helen’s Institute!
Learn how to identify common characteristics of wild edible and inedible mushrooms. Then learn how to harvest many different types of edible mushrooms and cook them into delicious dishes. Plan to get your shoes and hands dirty as you discover the forest's most striking and sometimes delectable offerings.
For detailed information, visit our Mushroom Foraging program description.
WHERE: Pine Creek Information Center
DURATION: Approximately 6 hours
DISTANCE: Approximately 1 mile of off-trail forest walking
GUIDE TEAM: Mycology instructor, professional guide and three volunteers
MINIMUM AGE: 8 (minors must be accompanied by an adult)
COST: $125/person
PERMITS: Each participant needs to bring their own free mushroom permit. Instructions provided.
On The Road Tour with Master Gardeners: Spring Fever
Join the WSU Extension Clark County Master Gardener program for an On the Road Tour and leave the driving to us.
Join the Clark County Master Gardeners for our first tour of 2026. Sit back and enjoy visits to three nurseries or farms.
“Spring Fever”. “Fiebre de primavera.” “Varfeber”. ” Fievre du printemps.” Noun – A feeling of restlessness and excitement felt at the beginning of spring. Are you restless on those rainy days you’re stuck in the house perusing seed catalogs? Excited at the prospect of planting new things and getting your hands dirty in your garden?
Meet in the parking lot of the 78th Street Heritage Farm at 8:15am to board our vans for a tour of some Portland locations to help ease the transition into our next gardening season.
Our first stop will be Garden Fever where we will be treated to talk on what’s new and what’s tried and true for 2026.
Our next stop will be a Portland staple – Portland Nursery – to get more info on great things for our gardens. There will be ample time at both locations to pick out your new favorite plant.
Next, we will break for lunch at McMenamins Cedar Hills Pub. They have a menu featuring sandwiches, salads and burgers. Lunch is on your own.
At our final stop of the day, Deby Barnhart of Cornell Farm will speak to the group about plant diversity. There will be time for shopping.
Bring water, sunscreen, and a hat and wear comfortable walking shoes. Dress for weather. Bring a walking stick if necessary.
LOCATION: Hazel Dell Neighborhood, address at registration. No admission without registration.
COST: $35 plus tax and fees
REGISTRATION REQUIRED by March 17th: Click here
FOR MORE INFORMATION: (564) 397-5738 or Erika.d.johnson@wsu.edu.
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Growing Vegetables: Where to Start
Get ready to supercharge your vegetable garden with WSU Master Gardener Sara Clark.
Discover the ins and outs of planning, prepping, and planting for a bountiful harvest. Uncover the secrets to perfect timing, gaining an early advantage, and nurturing those vibrant, healthy plants. Get ready to sow the seeds of success in your garden.
Library events and programs are open to the public and provided at no cost. Special accommodations may be requested using our Disability Accommodation Request Form no later than 15 days prior to the event.
Los eventos y programas de la biblioteca están abiertos al público y se brindan sin costo. Se pueden solicitar adaptaciones especiales utilizando nuestro formulario de solicitud de adaptaciones para personas con discapacidades (en inglés) hasta 15 días antes del evento.
Особые условия могут быть запрошены с помощью нашей формы запроса на предоставление условий для людей с инвалидностью не позднее чем за 15 дней до мероприятия.
Gardening in Tight Spaces workshop with WSU Ext. Master Gardener
Discover creative ways to garden when space is tight – join us for a journey through the world of small space gardening!
WSU Extension Master Gardener Teresa Moore will discuss ideas to help you get started with vertical gardens, container gardening and hanging baskets. Learn tips and tricks to make the most of your small-space garden. Turn your balcony, patio, or windowsill into a thriving garden!
This FREE presentation will be followed by the opportunity to ask questions about the topic. No need to register, just pop in.
𝐈𝐌𝐏𝐎𝐑𝐓𝐀𝐍𝐓 𝐍𝐎𝐓𝐄! 𝐖𝐒𝐔 𝐙𝐎𝐎𝐌 𝐌𝐄𝐄𝐓𝐈𝐍𝐆𝐒 𝐑𝐄𝐐𝐔𝐈𝐑𝐄𝐒 𝐘𝐎𝐔 𝐓𝐎 𝐇𝐀𝐕𝐄 𝐀 𝐙𝐎𝐎𝐌 𝐀𝐂𝐂𝐎𝐔𝐍𝐓 (𝐟𝐫𝐞𝐞 𝐨𝐫 𝐩𝐚𝐢𝐝) 𝐀𝐍𝐃 𝐁𝐄 𝐒𝐈𝐆𝐍𝐄𝐃 𝐈𝐍 𝐓𝐎 𝐈𝐓 𝐁𝐄𝐅𝐎𝐑𝐄 𝐘𝐎𝐔 𝐉𝐎𝐈𝐍 𝐖𝐒𝐔 𝐙𝐎𝐎𝐌 𝐌𝐄𝐄𝐓𝐈𝐍𝐆𝐒.
Steps to join the meeting:
**1. Sign in to your personal zoom account you created at zoom.com (using your email and the password you created).
**2. Join the meeting —-Join by video https://tinyurl.com/WSUZoomLink —-Join by phone: 1-253-215-8782, Meeting ID: 939 8526 5246, Password: 12345 (no Zoom account required)
For help, call Stephanie Bjerke 360-577-3014 Ext. 0 or stephanie.bjerke@wsu.edu. The workshop is sponsored by Washington State University Extension Master Gardeners.
WSU Extension programs and employment are available to all without discrimination. Evidence of noncompliance may be reported through your local WSU Extension Office
WSU Forestry Ext. - Winter School workshops
clark_conservation_district: Is it time to sharpen the saw of your forestry knowledge?
Join WSU Forestry Extension on Saturday, March 21st at WSU Vancouver for a full day of learning. Designed to let you attend multiple workshops on the same day, the Winter School will help you address challenges on your property, restore healthy forest conditions, and achieve your goals.
Registration fee is $25 per individual or $40 per couple, and pre-registration is required.
Register here: https://forestry.wsu.edu/sw/events/winterschool/
Funding support for this program is provided by Washington State Department of Natural Resources.
Fruit Valley Park Tree Planting
Join the City of Vancouver’s Urban Forestry Department and neighbors for a morning of planting nine new trees at Fruit Valley Park.
Join the fun and make a big impact in two short hours. Dress for the weather and wear long pants and closed-toe shoes. Gloves, tools and guidance will be provided, as well as light refreshments. This opportunity is family-friendly and great for teens – people of all ages and abilities are welcome!
Registration required. Sign up today!
Youth under 18 must bring a signed minor consent form.
Contact: Urban Forestry at trees@cityofvancouver.us 360-487-8733.
Wild Colors - Natural Pigment workshop
Calling all lovers of color!
You have asked, we are making it happen! Join us for a day exploring the magic of wild pigments. Bring your experience and materials, or come with questions, ready to learn from the plants. There will be a few folks in the room ready to share what they’ve learned in their play with plants and color, but we’ll all be learning together!
If weather allows, we may get out for some foraging, but we’ll also have supplies available for ink and dye making, and maybe even some materials for botanical printing.
Coffee, tea, water and light snacks will be provided. Please bring sack lunch and any special snacks you need (access to fridge, stove and microwave is available).
Register HERE
Accessibility Note: This workshop takes place in an historic farmhouse that is not currently wheelchair accessible. We will work to accommodate access however we can, but please email arts@pnfarm.com to confirm that the space will work for you before you commit to the workshop!
About your teachers
Open Table events do not have a designated teacher, and are designed to create a space for folks to come experiment in community, in a place where it’s safe to make a mess. This event will be co-hosted by Ridgefield artists Abby Braithwaite, and Kaylin Rose.
Fort Vancouver Rose Society - Volunteer to help community rose garden pruning & cleanup
Community Rose Garden workdays - Volunteers needed!
Fort Vancouver Rose Society will have its first workday in the community gardens on Wednesday, March 11, starting at 9:30 a.m. at the Esther Short Park Rose Garden ... then the group will move to spring prune the rose garden at The Covington House on Main Street. The society maintains these two rose gardens for the enjoyment of all who visit the Esther Short Park and The Covington House.
The public is welcomed to join FVRS volunteers to help "open" the gardens for the growing season.
Just show up with your questions and pruners. YOU WILL LEARN ALOT about pruning and deadheading roses if you participate... don't miss this valuable learning experience!
Additional workdays will be scheduled and posted on this website as the year progresses toward the fall "closing" of the gardens sometime in November.
We thank ALL OUR WORKDAY VOLUNTEERS as many hands make light work. Watch this webpage for the dates of future workdays.
Backyard Fruit Trees: The Good, The Bad, and the Ugly
So, you think you want to grow your tree fruit?
Learn all the do’s and don’ts before you leap. Join a presentation by WSU Extension Clark County Master Gardener Karen Palmer to learn what you need to be confident as you grow our apples (our state fruit) and more.
COST: Free
REGISTRATION: None required.
DETAILS: Click this link.
FOR MORE INFORMATION: (564) 397-5738 or Erika.d.johnson@wsu.edu
WSU Extension programs and employment are available to all without discrimination. Evidence of noncompliance may be reported through your local WSU Extension office. Persons with disabilities who require alternative means for communication or program information or reasonable accommodation need to contact Erika Johnson at the above listed email, phone or mailing address at least two weeks prior to the event.
Preparing Soil for Dahlia Tuber Planting
A successful dahlia season truly begins in early spring, when careful tuber planting sets the stage for a vibrant summer bloom.
In this Master Gardener presentation, attendees will learn how to select healthy tubers, identify eyes and growth points, and prepare soil that provides the warmth, drainage, and nutrition dahlias demand. We’ll explore proper planting depth, spacing for strong airflow, and techniques to avoid common pitfalls such as rot or slow sprouting. The session also highlights early staking, and watering strategies. With thoughtful spring preparation, gardeners can look forward to sturdy plants and an abundant crop of spectacular dahlia flowers throughout the season.
Library events and programs are open to the public and provided at no cost. Special accommodations may be requested using our Disability Accommodation Request Form no later than 15 days prior to the event.
Los eventos y programas de la biblioteca están abiertos al público y se brindan sin costo. Se pueden solicitar adaptaciones especiales utilizando nuestro formulario de solicitud de adaptaciones para personas con discapacidades (en inglés) hasta 15 días antes del evento.
Особые условия могут быть запрошены с помощью нашей формы запроса на предоставление условий для людей с инвалидностью не позднее чем за 15 дней до мероприятия.
Rose seminar with Fort Vancouver Rose Society
Learn the secrets to growing beautiful roses.
Stop by Dennis 7 Dees in Vancouver for the annual Rose Seminar hosted by Fort Vancouver Rose Society.
Classes are free. No registration required. Dress warm as this will be located in our greenhouse.
Abrams Park Ivy Pull volunteer event
Come help pull and remove ivy from our community park!
Removing invasive English ivy restores habitat for native plants, trees, and wildlife. Ivy reduces wildlife habitat by at least 80%.
This event is a collaboration between the City of Ridgefield and the Ridgefield Garden Club.
Time:
8:45 AM– Sign-In
9 AM–noon - Removal
We will have a short demonstration at 9 and then begin ivy removal. Volunteers are welcome to spend as much time at the event as they have available - we'll take all the help we can get!
Parking: Park anywhere in the Abrams Park lot and look for the registration table.
How to Prepare:
Please RSVP to let us know you are attending.
Wear clothes that can get dirty and that are appropriate to the weather. Sturdy shoes/boots strongly recommended.
We will have gloves and tools, though you are welcome to bring your own. (We really mainly use our hands not tools!)
Bring your own water and snacks!
This work is a little strenuous and includes bending, pulling, as well as walking and standing on uneven terrain with possible tripping hazards.
Questions? Reach out to the Ridgefield Garden Club: Heather 360-281-8367 or Laura 707-225-5594.
