Photo credit: Lynn Ketchum (Cropped from original)

Become a Master Gardener

The OSU Extension Master Gardener™ Program in Josephine County trains community educators who help provide advice and support for the county’s growing community of gardeners.

We’ve updated and redesigned how we deliver the program, making it accessible to more residents of Josephine County and more reflective of community needs for training a new cohort of gardening education volunteers.

To become a Master Gardener Volunteer in Josephine County, you must complete a training program consisting of online classes and in-person garden labs and contribute 45 hours of volunteer service in your first year.

To maintain certification, Masters Gardener Volunteers must complete 20 hours of volunteer service and 10 hours of continuing education annually.

The training course occurs annually starting in late January.

If you are interested in the next course, let us know: 541-476-6613

Photo credit: Lynn Ketchum, OSU EESC (Cropped from original)

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