The Master Gardener Foundation of Thurston County is pleased to announce a free public presentation taking place at the Capital Mall Grand Court. This event is scheduled for Saturday, November 8 and Sunday, November 9 during mall hours.
Interactive Question and Answer Session
Attendees of all ages are invited to participate in an engaging question and answer opportunity. Whether you are an adult or a child with a gardening question, the Master Gardeners will be available to assist you. Feel free to bring your queries, sick plants, or unidentified leaves for expert advice and support.
The presentation will be held from 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM on both days, providing ample time for visitors to explore, ask questions, and participate in activities at their own pace. Informational booths and take-home materials will be available.
Gardening Activities for Children
If you are interested in introducing your children to the joys of gardening, this event is the perfect opportunity. The Master Gardener team will inspire young participants with a variety of fun games and activities. As a special treat, children will receive seeds to take home and plant, encouraging them to begin their own gardening journey.
Recycling and Composting Information
For those seeking to learn more about recycling or composting, Master Recyclers and Composters will be present to answer your questions. They will provide valuable information and practical tips to help you effectively recycle and compost at home.
Learn About Our Programs
If you are interested in learning more about the Master Gardener Program, Master Recycler Program, or Master Composter Program, our team will be available to introduce you to these opportunities and explain how you can get involved.
Additional workshop opportunity:
Toni Ghazal, Master Gardener instructor, and author of “My Eclectic Garden,” will lead a 40-minute gardening workshop with a Q&A. Topics include fall garden prep for spring, autumn perennial care, organic vs. nonorganic soil amendments, and letting soil rest for soil organisms.
The workshop is at 6:30 in Capital Mall’s REI classroom; An ASL interpreter will be available.
