Make Your Own Compost - Worm Bin Harvesting and Building

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ABOUT THIS EVENT
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Education

Event Overview

Wondering how to turn your kitchen scraps into garden gold? This hands-on workshop will teach Dabblers everything you need to know for making your own nutrient-rich worm compost at home. We'll go over the basics of caring for worms, troubleshooting issues and harvesting compost. Then, we'll construct worms bins - come ready to use a power drill and get your hands dirty! You'll go home with your own worm bin and worms so you can get started producing compost that will be ready to add to your garden when spring comes around!

Instructor Paul De Neui, PhD is a lifelong organic gardener concerned with how to grow food sustainably in the small spaces and short growing season of Chicago. Paul's diverse career includes landscape designer, horticulture instructor, ordained clergy, professor of intercultural studies and mission at North Park Theological Seminary, IL Master Gardener, and Chicago Tree Keeper.

Minimum age

All ages welcome

What's Provided

Worm bins, handouts, worms

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MORE ABOUT YOUR HOST

Peterson Garden Project is a not-for-profit organization, and we're looking to inspire everyone we meet to grown their own food and community. If you love the taste of a homegrown tomato, are curious about growing food yourself, and would like to make urban gardening the norm, not the exception — then we're looking for you!

EXPERIENCE REVIEWS

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    Timothy S.
    Reviewed on 02/12/17

    Teacher was well prepared and very knowledgeable about the worms and vermicomposting.

    Teacher was well prepared and very knowledgeable about the worms and vermicomposting.

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