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Wildflowers are hardy survivors that can grow without being planted - even in challenging environments such as roadsides and cracks in the sidewalk. Their flowers and leaves provide a food source for pollinatiors and other animals, their roots stabilize the soil and prevent erosion, and their leaves clean the air for us all. Attend our class on Vista Park Hill and learn about some native and non-native 3wildflowrs in our area!

Hydroponics is growing plants by supplying all necessary nutrients
in the plants’ water supply rather than through the soil  Growing plants hydroponically
helps gardeners grow more food more rapidly in smaller areas and to produce food where space, good soil, and/or water are limited. Join us and we'll show you ways to take advantage of hydroponic gardening in your own home!

Vermicomposting, or worm composting, produces a rich organic soil amendment containing a diversity of plant nutrients and beneficial microorganisms. We'll show you how to start your own worm "farm" at home with some easily found materials in this class at the Community Garden in downtown Hollister!