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Date: Saturday, January 31, 2009 At 09:00 PM
Duration: 3 Hours
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Novice gardeners often overlook the significance of soils when planning a native garden. The complex soil types in California include silts, sandy loams, stiff clays, and adobe. Most are alkaline and low in organic content. The type of soil, drainage characteristics and compaction may result in problems establishing native plant gardens. Betsey Landis will assist participants in determining their garden soil types and demonstrate how to improve problem soils or drainage. Ms. Landis will also share a selection of native plants that may perform well in your particular soil type.
Betsey Landis, Garden Consultant $38 ($42 nonmember) Limit: 15 participants Code: 091HRT101 East classroom, Administration Building |
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