Category Archives: Recycling

FREE composting, recycling, green cleaning and more classes!
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FREE composting, recycling, green cleaning and more classes!

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Do you want to jumpstart your knowledge of composting, recycling, green cleaning and sustainable lifestyle habits? The Clark County Composter Recycler program is offering free, in-person spring workshops. 🌱 Learn more and pre-register here:  https://clarkcountycomposts.org/workshops  WEBSITE:    https://clarkcountycomposts.org and FACEBOOK page:  https://www.facebook.com/ComposterRecyclerProgram [Image:  ClarkCountyComposts.org] This is not a Garden Cub event, but, we are happy to … Continue reading →

Master Composter Recyclers announce 6 FREE ZOOM classes – 3 on composting!
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Master Composter Recyclers announce 6 FREE ZOOM classes – 3 on composting!

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The “Clark County Master Composter Recyclers”  (MCR) team has SIX FREE ZOOM (online) workshops – 3 on composting – coming up! Pre-registration is required. April 20 – Backyard Composting April 27 – Red Worm Composting May 4 – Lasagna Garden Composting May 11 – Green Cleaning May 18 – Recycling Done Right May 25 – … Continue reading →

Recycled Arts Festival – June 29 & 30 – Esther Short Park, Vancouver, WA
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Recycled Arts Festival – June 29 & 30 – Esther Short Park, Vancouver, WA

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The 14th Annual Recycles Arts Festival is just a week away!   Artists, garden art, entertainment, fun and MORE! For more info check out their website and Facebook pages: https://recycledartsfestival.com/ && Facebook:  “Clark County Recycled Arts Festival” [Image:  RecycleArtsFestival.com] Continue reading →

“Lasagna Gardening” or “No Dig” primer.
Composting / Gardening / Organic Gardening / Plant Thoughts / Recipes / Recycling

“Lasagna Gardening” or “No Dig” primer.

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This is a great way to quickly create a raised bed for gardening when you have less than perfect soil.  If you have heavy clay soil, like many of us do in the southwest Washington state area, this is an especially useful method to set up your garden beds or plots.  (It works for other … Continue reading →