BCGA members provide volunteer leadership and educational service in home gardening to the general public through educational programs such as our spring and fall Home Horticulture (aka Home Hort) series covering a variety of gardening subjects.
Our annual membership course in cooperation with the University of Idaho’s Master Gardeners trains prospective BCGA members in research-based gardening practices, equipping them to promote good gardening practices in the community.
The volunteer work of our members is visible at many public spaces, including the fairgrounds, the Sandpoint Chamber of Commerce and Farmin Park. BCGA volunteers also facilitate a number of area school gardens, working with teachers and students to encourage “hands on” learning.
Each of our qualified volunteers have undergone a minimum amount of university-based (or equivalent) training and are an excellent source of gardening know-how! Browse our Resource Library or reach out to us for help you with your garden-related questions!
BCGA members provide volunteer leadership and educational service in home gardening to the general public through educational programs such as our spring and fall Home Horticulture (aka Home Hort) series covering a variety of gardening subjects.
The volunteer work of our members is visible at many public spaces, including the fairgrounds, the Sandpoint Chamber of Commerce and Farmin Park. BCGA volunteers also facilitate a number of area school gardens, working with teachers and students to encourage “hands on” learning.
Each of our qualified volunteers have undergone a minimum amount of university-based (or equivalent) training and are an excellent source of gardening know-how! Browse our Resource Library or reach out to us for help you with your garden-related questions!
BCGA members provide volunteer leadership and educational service in home gardening to the general public through educational programs such as our spring and fall Home Horticulture (aka Home Hort) series covering a variety of gardening subjects.
Our annual membership course in cooperation with the University of Idaho’s Master Gardeners trains prospective BCGA members in research-based gardening practices, equipping them to promote good gardening practices in the community.
The volunteer work of our members is visible at many public spaces, including the fairgrounds, the Sandpoint Chamber of Commerce and Farmin Park. BCGA volunteers also facilitate a number of area school gardens, working with teachers and students to encourage “hands on” learning.
Each of our qualified volunteers have undergone a minimum amount of university-based (or equivalent) training and are an excellent source of gardening know-how! Browse our Resource Library or reach out to us for help you with your garden-related questions!
*** Online tickets will not be sold after 7/6 to allow us to prepare for the Garden Tour, BUT you may still purchase additional tickets
Spring waits for no one! The annual BCGA Spring plant sale is on for Friday and Saturday May 6th and 7th – Mother’s Day weekend.
*** Online tickets will not be sold after 7/6 to allow us to prepare for the Garden Tour, BUT you may still purchase additional tickets
Spring waits for no one! The annual BCGA Spring plant sale is on for Friday and Saturday May 6th and 7th – Mother’s Day weekend.