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Know Your Soil

Main Library

Saturday, April 20, 2013 - 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.

tags: Enjoying Life, General Audience, Local Solutions

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The heart of your garden is the soil. Whether you garden succeeds or fails, is directly related to your soil, the microorganisms that live in it, and the organic matter they feed off of. Join Wasatch Community Gardens for a lesson on soil matters. We will talk about adding organic matter and other amendments, composting, soil testing, identifying nutrient deficiencies, organic fertilizers and more. Learn how to build your soil from the ground up!

$10, though scholarships available. Pre-Registration is required through Wasatch Community Gardens.

For more information about Wasatch Community Gardens’ workshops and events contact: Carly Gillespie, Community Educator 801.359.2658 x10 or email Carly Gillespie

Location: Main Library Conference Room B

Contact Information: (801) 524-8200

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