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Getting Started with Compost
Learn how to create your own compost from simple ingredients around your home and yard. Compost can improve the quality of your soil while also keeping things out of the waste cycle. Simple ingredients combine to make something that will benefit your garden all season long. Special thanks to Eagle Heights Community Garden for this week's location!
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