WSU Master Gardener plant clinic moves to Wenatchee Library

WENATCHEE — The Washington State University Chelan-Douglas Master Gardener Program is relocating its weekly Plant Clinic to the Wenatchee Public Library, offering residents expert guidance on gardening and plant health issues.

Starting February 24, the clinic will operate every Monday from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. in the library's Sagebrush Meeting Room, located at 310 Douglas Street. The service will not be available on Monday holidays when the library is closed.

The Plant Clinic provides community members access to a Master Gardener diagnosis team who can identify plant problems and garden pests while offering recommendations for plant health maintenance and pest management. Residents seeking assistance are encouraged to bring plant samples, photographs, and detailed information about their gardening concerns.

For those unable to attend in person, the program maintains an email service at askamastergardener@chelandouglasmg.org. Email inquiries should include contact information to allow diagnosticians to follow up if additional details are needed.

Additional information about the Plant Clinic's services can be obtained through the WSU Chelan County Extension office at (509) 667-6540 or by visiting their website at bit.ly/mgplantclinic.

The announcement marks a continuation of the program's commitment to providing horticultural education and support to the Wenatchee Valley community. Marco Martinez serves as the coordinator for the WSU Chelan-Douglas Master Gardener Program.