From Keely's words, "These are cost effective sources of fertilizer and amendments that most people readily have access to.
By upcycling food waste into natural gardening amendments, you reduce landfill waste.
Even if not actively gardening, using these amendments help regenerate soil which decreases rainwater runoff."
Be sure to join us for this informative class. If you live in New Orleans, you will definitely be able to use Keely's insights.
Keely, a New Orleans native, came by environmental stewardship through garden therapy. Keely's childhood community garden was confirmed heavily contaminated with lead and other toxic elements. This led Keely, lead gardener, to research cost effective ways to remediate and generate soil using natural farming techniques. The increasing impact of geography and climate in New Orleans spurred Keely to work, educate, and help make small interventions to create big change.
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