Community Center

Zach Fraccaro from EZPZ Plants will lead a crash course on the most common propagation/splitting techniques for house plants. After which we will have "share" stations to test out our new skills. Bring your wild or over grown houseplant for sharing, or just come and snag some new plant cuttings to add to your collection.

Garden Club Member Kathy Cavazos, will share her creative expertise in bow making, to help us prepare for the holidays. Ribbon will be available; however, if you wish to bring in your oun, please make sure it is wired ribbon.

Master Gardener Sara Covatta is passionate about increasing awareness and making com posting accessible to all. In this program, Sara highlights various systems for creating this important, living, soil amendment including back yard, thermophilic/hot composting, Bokashi (a Japanese word meaning fermented organic matter), and vermicomposting (using worms). She explains why they are different from large scale composting, outlines best practices for composting food scraps at home, and addresses how to avoid issues with rodents.

David Calcaterra, of Thrifty Florist will provide flowers and containers, along with a demonstration, for participants to create a unique seasonal floral arrangement.
Lunch available for a fee.
Advance sign up required.