Texas Sage Nursery’s first fall event of the season includes a soil workshop.
Enjoy this weekend’s cooler weather at Texas Sage Nursery’s first fall event of the season.
The festive event will be held from 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 3, at the Dublin nursery.
There will be lots of local vendors, live music, giveaways and a soil workshop.
Bring the family and explore all the wonderful things Texas Sage has to offer!
ABOUT THE SOIL WORKSHOP
After opening Texas Sage Nursery two and half years ago, owner Paige Williams was in need of nutrient rich soil, and she wanted one without chemicals.
“My husband is in the solutions business. Scott has been in the agriculture industry for over 25 years. My father-in-law came on board after he retired, and my son joined us full time a few years ago, making this a three-generation agriculture business,” Paige told Beneath the Surface News.
“If a dairyman, farmer or rancher in the area has a problem, WWC Enterprises finds the solution as quick and as efficient as possible.
“They were all in on this problem because after many years of being in the field, it was apparent to them that the soil was lacking in nutrients. The quick solution to this problem has been chemical fertilizer, but we were interested in a safer and deeper-rooted solution.”
After lots of research and trial and error, the solution was found in vermiculture, the practice of utilizing worms and their biproduct nutritional benefits to introduce live biology back into the soil.
The workshop will be held from 11 a.m.-2 p.m. Saturday at Texas Sage Nursery and will introduce participants to soils, worm castings, liquid biological amendment (LBA), and microbial compost, and all that goes into making these nutrient rich and safe products for your gardens and landscapes.
Included in the workshop - speakers in the field with 30 plus year experience, testimonials, demonstrations, tours of the facility, a complementary lunch and giveaways.
“You will leave with a better understanding of what it takes to bring life back into your soil all without using harmful chemicals and GMOs,” Paige said.
“You can be confidant in your fall garden and landscapes and see results like no other.”
To RSVP, call 254-918-1406 or email paige@wwcenterprises.com.
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