The coastal Pacific Northwest can be an intimidating place to grow vegetables, but when armed with some basic knowledge, tools, and proper planning, anyone can grow a beautiful and bountiful vegetable garden. In this beginner's class, learn methods and best practices for growing vegetables in our area, including how to prepare and improve difficult soil, research and select good, hearty seeds, navigate area hazards, and tend a garden to a bountiful harvest!

Check your registration confirmation email for the Zoom link!

5 sessions

If unable to pay via credit/debit card, please mail check or money order at least 5 days prior to class start date to: 

Clatsop Community College, Attn: Business Office, 1651 Lexington Ave, Astoria, OR 97103

Refund Schedule and Drop Dates

Last day to drop a Community Education or Workforce Training class with a refund:

• One or two-session workshops – one working day prior to class start date
• Three class sessions or more – two working days after the first class

There are no refunds allowed beyond these deadlines:  You are liable for payment of classes at the time of registration and will be held liable unless the classes are dropped within the refund period.

If you withdraw due to circumstances beyond your control such as a medical emergency, you may file a petition for a refund. The date of receipt of the petition, length of class attendance, and cost of course materials and services may be considered in denying or reducing the amount requested. If you need to complete a form to petition for a refund, please email:  communityed@clatsopcc.edu or call 503-338-2408.

The OSU Master Gardener Program is designed to provide in-depth training for local gardeners who will become volunteers in the community to help the OSU Extension Service answer home and community horticulture questions for the public. Course information is founded on research-based subject matter and covers all aspects of sustainable gardening and horticulture. Classes are taught by OSU instructors, Extension faculty, veteran MGs, and horticulture experts from the local community. Participants will be required to pass an open-book test at the end of the course. 

Note:  Completion of 40 hours of volunteer service during the year that training is completed is required in order to earn the Master Gardener certification.

11 Wednesday classroom sessions + 5 Saturday sessions 

The fee is $150

To register, click here:  https://beav.es/qJ6 

Need help with registration?

For more information or if you have questions, please contact Len Sherp at the Clatsop County Extension Office at leonard.sherp@oregonstate.edu or 503-325-8573.

COVID-19 guidelines: The wearing of masks on campus is optional.

Now that you have the background information for preparing to garden vegetables, let's actually get going! In this class, students will learn the tricks that will make their plantings a success!

Check your registration confirmation email for the Zoom link!

5 sessions

If unable to pay via credit/debit card, please mail check or money order at least 5 days prior to class start date to: 

Clatsop Community College, Attn: Business Office, 1651 Lexington Ave, Astoria, OR 97103

Refund Schedule and Drop Dates

Last day to drop a Community Education or Workforce Training class with a refund:

• One or two-session workshops – one working day prior to class start date
• Three class sessions or more – two working days after the first class

There are no refunds allowed beyond these deadlines:  You are liable for payment of classes at the time of registration and will be held liable unless the classes are dropped within the refund period.

If you withdraw due to circumstances beyond your control such as a medical emergency, you may file a petition for a refund. The date of receipt of the petition, length of class attendance, and cost of course materials and services may be considered in denying or reducing the amount requested. If you need to complete a form to petition for a refund, please email:  communityed@clatsopcc.edu or call 503-338-2408.