Join us at the White Clover Grange on Saturday April 6 from 11am-3pm. We will have speakers, art projects, booths with vendors and information tables all about gardening!
Upstairs, vendors will sell plant starts for the early spring garden, garden art, samples of locally available compost, farmers market items and the famous Grange cookie table! We’ll also have a seed exchange, as well as information about making compost with worms, growing dahlias, native plants, and grass farming plus an opportunity to look at microscope views of living soil.
Downstairs from 11-1 there will be art projects for kids. At 1pm we will be inspired by presentations about living soil and dry farming gardening strategies with Joe Meyer from TBCC and Teresa Retzlaff from North 45 Farm.
On Sunday April 7 from 1-4pm join us for a heritage apple tree grafting workshop with David Hendrickson from Carola Wine and Cider in Wheeler. Thanks to a grant from the Tillamook County Cultural Coalition we are able to continue to work to grow heritage apple trees in the Nehalem Valley. If you are interested in learning how to graft fruit trees whether it’s a heritage tree or not, this workshop will be fun and informative. Contact David at coastwineguy@gmail.com with questions.
The White Clover Grange is one mile north of Mohler, at 36585 Highway 53 Nehalem OR. Find out more about the Grange at www.whiteclovergrange.org or on our facebook page.
