People often think it’s hard to grow warm season plants (e.g., tomatoes and peppers) on the North Olympic Peninsula because of our short growing season. That’s a misconception. The growing season in Western Washington is fairly long; the problem is that it’s also cool.
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For nearly 50 years, Master Gardeners programs have supported the local food system, offering training in sustainable gardening practices and serving as a resource for.
The Master Gardener Foundation of Thurston County can help you with their annual plant sales in Olympia. For over three decades, the Master Gardener plant sales have been a welcoming sign that spring has hit Thurston County, with volunteers eagerly waiting to share their joy of gardening with you.