Rayln will illustrate the process of collecting, adding green and brown materials, turning the compost, and other steps up to the finished product. Come and learn which of your throw-away scraps can be made into compost which you can use to make your gardens more productive.

Susan Henning will be presenting. Tips for on-site location and preparation, fertilization, and watering, OSU recommended varieties, pest control, and plant sources for strawberries, raspberries, blackberries, and blueberries.

Kloma Laws will teach us about attracting wildlife to your yard: bugs, butterflies, toads, birds, etc. Using a combination of plant life and made-made objects, one can enjoy a yard more and help the planet too.