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Wish you could turn your kitchen and garden waste into "gold?" Want to create your own compost to use in your houseplants and garden? This class will go over the basics of composting and how to have a successful compost pile.

Wish you could turn your kitchen and garden waste into "gold?" Want to create your own compost to use in your houseplants and garden? This class will go over the basics of composting and how to have a successful compost pile.

Date: Saturday, September 21, 2024 Time: 9:00 am to 3:00 pm Location: 1650 El Prado, Room #101, San Diego, CA 92123 Join us for the Master Gardeners Plant Sale, featuring a wide variety of drought-tolerant plants, California natives, succulents, orchids, and cool-season vegetables.

Wish you could turn your kitchen and garden waste into "gold?" Want to create your own compost to use in your houseplants and garden? This class will go over the basics of composting and how to have a successful compost pile.

Wish you could turn your kitchen and garden waste into "gold?" Want to create your own compost to use in your houseplants and garden? This class will go over the basics of composting and how to have a successful compost pile.

Wish you could turn your kitchen and garden waste into "gold?" Want to create your own compost to use in your houseplants and garden? This class will go over the basics of composting and how to have a successful compost pile.

Wish you could turn your kitchen and garden waste into "gold?" Want to create your own compost to use in your houseplants and garden? This class will go over the basics of composting and how to have a successful compost pile.

Please join us for a panel discussion in SPANISH sharing information on Sanitation practices in the greenhouse and nursery for disease management! The event is free via Zoom and you will get the link when you register. When/ Cundo? August 21,2024 at 10 AM PST.

Description: At this workshop you will learn about raised bed soil care after the summer growing season in preparation for the winter and spring seasons.

Many California native plants are water-wise, easy to care for, and have colorful flowers. In addition, creating a habitat in your landscape provides food and shelter for native pollinators like bees, butterflies, and hummingbirds.