Extension Foundation Online Campus
The DC Master Gardener basic training prepares volunteers in sustainable urban gardening practices. Participants who graduate from the program become Certified Master Gardeners and go on to volunteer in their communities, providing support to a wide range of garden-based projects and activities.
- Teacher: Ali Schneiderman
The West Virginia University Extension
Master Gardener Program provides people interested in gardening with the
opportunity to expand their knowledge and sharpen their skills by taking part
in Basic/Level 1 training program that provides in-depth training in various
aspects of horticulture. This program helps residents better understand
horticultural and environmental issues through community engagement in
gardening and beautification projects at schools, parks, public institutions,
community organizations, and locations throughout the state.
Over sixteen weeks, trainees will receive 48 hours of instruction in botany, plant propagation, entomology, pesticides and pest management, plant disease, soil science and nutritional management, turf grass management, vegetable gardening, tree fruits, small fruit, pruning, landscape design, woody ornamentals, indoor plants, herbaceous plants, and garden wildlife management.
To register, please reach out to your local WVU Extension Agent.
- Teacher: Mirjana Bulatovich-Danilovich
Over 20 weeks, explore 26 fascinating topics, such as plant identification, integrated pest management, and climate-conscious gardening. Learn from WSU experts through self-paced online modules, engaging activities, and optional live review sessions via Zoom.
Course Objectives:
- Master key concepts in botany, soil science, and pest management.
- Learn to identify plants, diagnose plant problems, and implement sustainable gardening practices.
- Connect with a community of passionate gardeners.
- Become a certified WSU Extension Master Gardener volunteer and give back to your community (optional).
Important Dates and Information:
Registration: August 15 - September 30.
Online Classes Begin: October 5.
Live Review Sessions: Weekly, with options for both daytime and evening attendance (recordings available).
Final Exam: Opens February 15, open-book, open-note, with research encouraged.
Course Access: You'll have access to all classes and course recordings for one full year.
Textbook: PNW Gardeners Handbook: Growing for the Future (included in course fees).
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Washington Gardener Certificate (No Volunteer Requirement): $550
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WSU Extension Master Gardener Volunteer (Intern Training): $275
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WSU Employees: $275
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WSU Extension Master Gardener Volunteer Scholarship Recipient: $125
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WSU Extension Master Gardener Volunteer (Continuing Education for current Certified Volunteers): $125
- Instructor: Bryce Battisti
- Instructor: Bridget Gregg
- Instructor: Tessa Halloran
- Instructor: Erika Johnson
- Instructor: Tim Kohlhauff
- Instructor: Jennifer Marquis
The DC Master Gardener basic training prepares volunteers in sustainable urban gardening practices. Participants who graduate from the program become Certified Master Gardeners and go on to volunteer in their communities, providing support to a wide range of garden-based projects and activities.
- Teacher: Ali Schneiderman
The DC Master Gardener basic training prepares volunteers in sustainable urban gardening practices. Participants who graduate from the program become Certified Master Gardeners and go on to volunteer in their communities, providing support to a wide range of garden-based projects and activities.
- Teacher: Ali Schneiderman
The DC Master Gardener basic training prepares volunteers in sustainable urban gardening practices. Participants who graduate from the program become Certified Master Gardeners and go on to volunteer in their communities, providing support to a wide range of garden-based projects and activities.
- Teacher: Andrew Carson
- Teacher: Ali Schneiderman
The DC Master Gardener basic training prepares volunteers in sustainable urban gardening practices. Participants who graduate from the program become Certified Master Gardeners and go on to volunteer in their communities, providing support to a wide range of garden-based projects and activities.
- Teacher: Patricia Bon
- Teacher: Andrew Carson
- Instructor: Tracy Knapp