Foundations: Community Compost Hubs
Neighbors collaborate to create small, odor-friendly compost hubs on shared balconies and building corners, turning kitchen scraps into nutrient-rich soil for container beds.
Zahara leads a welcoming, neighborhood-driven movement that makes balcony and windowsill gardening accessible for everyone. Learn simple, sustainable techniques to start composting in compact spaces, grow fresh herbs and greens, and connect with neighbors who share a love for fresh food.
Neighbors collaborate to create small, odor-friendly compost hubs on shared balconies and building corners, turning kitchen scraps into nutrient-rich soil for container beds.
Monthly sessions cover selecting containers, potting mixes, drainage, and plant selection for sun, shade, and balcony orientations.
Members share seeds, exchange tips, and cook together using garden fresh produce from terrace and balcony plots.
Small-space gardening improves air quality, fosters neighbor connections, and builds resilient, waste-conscious urban communities.
Begin with a simple herb pot, a compact compost bin, and a plan to invite a neighbor for a balcony swap. Small steps create lasting green change.