Master Gardener™ Articles in The News Review
Every Friday, articles written by Master Gardener™ volunteers are published in The News Review. These articles are usually in the form of “Ask a Master Gardener™” where our volunteers answer gardening questions from the community and give research-based information in their detailed and educational responses. Archive of MG Articles
Plant Clinic at the Farmers Market
Every Saturday, June through August, Master Gardener™ volunteers have a booth at The Umpqua Valley Farmers Market in Roseburg. They’re able to answer your gardening questions along with providing information about our program.
Spring Into Gardening Conference
Hosted in collaboration with OSU Extension Service, Spring into Gardening is an annual conference of lectures on numerous gardening topics, open to the public with the option to attend up to 4 sessions with one flat fee.
The 2026 Spring into Gardening Conference is happening Saturday, March 7th 2026 at Umpqua Community College. Registration information coming soon.
Workshops
We host regular workshops that are generally free for the public to attend, check out the OSU Extension website for a full calendar of events.
Other Outreach Opportunities
Our volunteers regularly work with other non-profit community partners to offer educational programming, consultation, or horticultural assistance. Contact the OSU Extension Service office in Roseburg more information, (541) 672-4461.
Umpqua Community College Scholarship Fund
The Douglas County Master Gardener Association (DCMGA) is proud to announce the creation of a new scholarship fund through the Umpqua Community College Foundation, aimed at supporting local students pursuing studies in horticulture, agriculture, botany, environmental science, or related fields.
This initiative reflects DCMGA’s longstanding commitment to education, sustainable gardening practices, and community enrichment throughout Douglas County. The scholarship is designed to assist students who demonstrate academic potential, a passion for plant sciences, and a desire to make a positive impact in their communities through green industry careers.
Eligibility Criteria:
• Field of study must be related to horticulture, agriculture, botany, environmental sciences, or a similar discipline
Funds for the scholarship were raised through DCMGA’s fundraising efforts and generous donations from local supporters. The fund will be managed and distributed by the UCC Foundation. For more information about the UCC Foundation go to https://umpqua.edu/about/ucc-foundation/.
