Homer Garden Club
Next Garden Club Meeting
Gayle Forrest &Michell Melchert, Down to Earth Worms
Sunday, February 16th 2PM- 430PM
Aspen Suites Hotel
Setting up a Worm Farm for Fun and Fertilizer
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Did you know that worms can provide a way to recycle food scraps and produce high quality fertilizer for your house plants and garden? Get ready and get dressed to get down and dirty at our next Homer Garden Club meeting on February 16! Gayle Forrest and Michelle Melchert of Down to Earth Worms will share their expertise and give us a chance for a hands on experience of creating your own worm farm. They will also bust some common myths regarding keeping worms and provide practical tips. Bring your garden gloves, your friends, and your questions!
Come join us on Sunday, February 16th, at 2 pm, at the Aspen Suites Hotel. Bring a friend, bring your questions!
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CO-VICE PRESIDENT NEEDED
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The Homer Garden Club is seeking a person to volunteer to be a Co-Vice-President. This person shares the duties of finding the 8 speakers for the monthly meetings with the other Vice President. To date five of the eight speakers have been scheduled.
Contact 2013gardenclub@gmail.com to volunteer or get further information.
Zoom Link for February 16th Meeting
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https://us06web.zoom.us/j/81316565744?pwd=9UrIH3HdanyQ4As7ax6caBNrLa9E6a.1
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Our Mission: The Homer Garden Club was founded to educate and encourage gardeners and to provide positive experiences for gardeners at all levels of learning. Homer Garden Club is a non-profit organization. The club happily welcomes new members and visitors.
COMMUNITY SERVICE
Baycrest Garden Project
Annual Spring Plant Sale
Annual Garden Tour