Burns Lake resident Tracey Payne on April 25 led a seed starting workshop, showing attendees how to start plants and vegetables indoors - or in a greenhouse - so that they’re ready for planting outside after the last frost day of the spring has passed. She explained how to make soil more productive for gardening and demonstrated how to mix manure with soil. (Blair McBride photos)
Burns Lake resident Tracey Payne on April 25 led a seed starting workshop, showing attendees how to start plants and vegetables indoors - or in a greenhouse - so that they’re ready for planting outside after the last frost day of the spring has passed. She explained how to make soil more productive for gardening and demonstrated how to mix manure with soil. (Blair McBride photos)
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