I'm a homeowner. Is this learning session for me?

Yes. This learning session is geared toward homeowners who are growing plants in soil in the South Carolina Midlands.

Who do I contact if I have questions about this program?

Adam Gore at awgore@clemson.edu or (803) 848-8163

Wednesday, July 10

Managing Midlands Soils

This in-person learning session is designed to teach homeowners how soil can impact plant health.

By Clemson Extension Horticulture

Date and time

Wednesday, July 10 · 1:30 - 3:30pm EDT

Location

Sumter County Clemson Extension

123 East Liberty Street Sumter, SC 29150

Refund Policy

Refunds up to 7 days before event

Agenda

1:00 PM

Registration/Check-in

1:30 PM - 3:30 PM

Subject matter presentation

Dr. Adam Gore

3:30 PM

Adjourn

About this event

2 hours

Join us on Wednesday, July 10, 2024, at the Sumter County Clemson Extension for a learning session on Managing Midlands Soils.

The soil types in the Midlands area of South Carolina vary greatly, with some areas experiencing deep sand that is almost gravel-like at some depths, while others battle heavy acidic clays. This can lead to frustration as homeowners try to create a landscape. Sumter County Horticulture Extension Agent, Dr. Adam Gore, breaks down the science happening within Midlands soil and how to create a soil that supports desireable landscapes.

Bring three (3) cups of soil from your landscape with you to the workshop to help you learn how your soil impacts the desirable plants and what you can do to make it more hospitable.

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Clemson Extension is required by the USDA to offer program participants the opportunity to self-identify. By voluntarily providing us with your demographic information, we are able to more accurately document the impacts we are making to better the lives of the citizens of South Carolina.

Should you require special accommodations due to a disability, please notify our office ten days prior to the event.

Civil Rights Statement

Organized by

Clemson Extension Horticulture