A new expo encourages gardener's to recycle kitchen waste, fallen leaves and prunings in a bid to help save the bogs. By making their own composts gardener's can avoid using tonnes of peat in their garden which is coming from our wild boglands and is causing a massive decline in our heritage and wildlife. The wild bogs and peat-free gardening expo will be on display in ENFO, the Environmental Information Centre, at 17 St Andrew Street, Dublin 2 from the 8th May to 16th June 2001, Monday to Saturday 10am to 5pm.
Admission is free.
Come on down the old bog road to discover secrets, centuries old. Hear the birds, and explore the strange plants and animals that live in the bog. Discover bounty from the bog. Find out how to make your own peat-free composts. Go wild in the garden.