Master Gardeners: Soilless Soil (South Branch)

If you’re interested in learning how to best care for your lawns and gardens, don’t miss out on this monthly series at your library, in partnership with the Big Country Master Gardeners. Each month, volunteers from this organization will lead different topics related to lawn and garden care, and all are open for you to attend free of charge. At this session, the topic will be all about soilless soil, which is a planting mix that contains no natural soil. Instead, it’s made from lightweight materials like peat moss, coco coir, perlite, vermiculite, or bark. These mixes are engineered to provide excellent aeration, moisture control, and drainage, making them ideal for seed starting, container gardening, and hydroponic systems. Come with something to take notes with and your questions.