Past Events

Making great compost can be faster or slower depending on the “balance” of ingredients. Learn what that means and how you can use organic “waste” to benefit your garden and landscape using a variety of composting systems and methods. Register in advance for this meeting: https://wsu.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJEtceygpz0vGNTKs8KMjDPlYIIv5qpL87z6 After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting.

Worm composting is a method that uses red wiggler worms (and other microorganisms) to convert food waste and paper material (bedding) into nutrient-rich, black humus that will give your plants a boost! Come learn how easy it is to start and maintain a worm bin and how to harvest and use worm compost. Registration is required for Zoom access. Use the registration website below.

Directions to the Fall Plant Sale at Borst Demo Greenhouse: From I-5, take Exit 82 (Harrison Ave.) and turn west at light. Follow Harrison to Johnson Rd. (approx. ½ mile). Turn left on Johnson Rd. Go through the 4-way stop by the Centralia Middle School. Turn right on Pioneer Way (T-intersection). Follow Pioneer Way to the next left at the NW Sports Hub and as it skirts passed the sports complex and ball fields. Take a right at the fork…

Worm composting is a method that uses red wiggler worms (and other microorganisms) to convert food waste and paper material (bedding) into nutrient-rich, black humus that will give your plants a boost! Come learn how easy it is to start and maintain a worm bin and how to harvest and use worm compost. Registration is required for Zoom access. Use the registration website below.