Learn how to grow vegetables in containers at the Growing Vegetables in Containers workshop at the Compost Education Centre. Discover the best varieties of fruit, vegetables, and flowers to grow in containers, as well as the recommended types of containers and soil. Dress appropriately for all types of weather. Pre-registration is required.
Learn how to grow vegetables — even if you don’t have a garden — at the Growing Vegetables in Containers workshop at the Compost Education Centre , Saturday, April 13.
Compost Education Centre offers workshops on composting, organic gardening and sustainable living topics throughout the year. The event runs 10 a.m. to noon Saturday, April 13 at the Compost Education Centre, 1216 North Park St. Take a walk through history in the cemetery with guide Larissa Ciupka, as she reveals the secrets of grocers who competed to put food on the table in Victoria a century or more ago.
Parks and urban forest focus of Esquimalt Earth Day event Esquimalt’s parks and recreation department is hosting Earth Day 2024 to help raise awareness about keeping local parks and urban forests safe and healthy, at Highrock Cairn Park on April 17.
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