3rd Saturday Class: Worm Composting

For millions of years, worms have been hard at work breaking down organic materials and returning nutrients to the soil. Using worms to recycle food scraps and other organic material into a valuable soil amendment is called vermicompost or worm compost. Learn why worms have such an important place in our ecosystem and how our gardens can benefit with Robbie Summerour, Master Gardener and owner of Gospel Urban Farmer. Her presentation includes a live demonstration of the worm composting process from beginning to end. So, roll up your sleeves and be prepared to dive into playing with worms while finding out that raising worms for your garden can be fun and exciting!

Classes are held in person at the UT/TSU Hamilton County Extension (6183 Adamson Circle, off Bonny Oaks Drive in Chattanooga).

To attend this class, please register on SignUp HERE

Please visit MGHC’s YouTube channel for 3rd Saturday Class videos and other gardening-related presentations.