Become a Member
Facebook
Twitter
YouTube
Instagram
Pinterest
  • New Plants
  • Year Of
    • Year of the Hardy Hibiscus
      • Hardy Hibiscus Pictures
    • Year of the Garden Bean
      • Garden Bean Pictures
    • Year of the Hyacinth
      • Hyacinth Pictures
    • Year of the Monarda
      • Monarda Pictures
    • Year of the Sunflower
      • Sunflower Pictures
      • Sunflower Video Contest
    • 2020 Year Of Plants
      • Year of the Lavender
        • Lavender Pictures
      • Year of the Lantana
        • Lantana Pictures
      • Year of the Hydrangea
        • Hydrangea Pictures
      • Year of the Iris
        • Iris Pictures
      • Year of the Corn
        • Corn Pictures
    • 2019 Year Of Plants
      • Year of the Snapdragon
        • Snapdragon Pictures
      • Year of the Dahlia
        • Dahlia pictures
      • Year of the Pumpkin
        • Pumpkin Pictures
      • Year of the Salvia nemorosa
        • Salvia nemorosa pictures
    • 2018 Year Of Plants
      • Year of the Coreopsis
        • Coreopsis Pictures
      • Year of the Tulip
        • Tulip Pictures
      • Year of the Calibrachoa
        • Calibrachoa Pictures
      • Year of the Beet
        • Beet Pictures
    • 2017 Year Of Plants
      • Year of the Daffodil
        • Daffodil Pictures
      • Year of the Brassica
        • Brassica Pictures
      • Year of the Rose
        • Rose Pictures
      • Year of the Pansy
        • Pansy Pictures
  • Combo Ideas
  • Inspiration
    • Blog
    • FAQs
    • Enewsletter
    • Pinterest
    • Snapdragon Video Winners
  • Education
    • Books
    • Online Courses
    • Podcasts
    • Videos
    • Webinars
  • Products
    • Garden Books
    • Garden Décor
    • Garden Tools
  • Shop Members
  • Garden Grant
    • Therapeutic Grant Program
    • Grant Application
  • Contact
Edmund's Roses Coco Coir Mix Brick - Garden Product - National Garden Bureau
edmundsroses.com

Coco Coir Mix Brick

Coir is the 100% organic, natural fiber derived from the husk of the coconut. Like tiny micro-sponges, it expands to hold up to 5 times its weight in water and has high air porosity for excellent aeration. Each block expands creating 2 to 2 1/2 gallons of wetted coir. Use for growing roses in pots or add as a top dressing to your rose bed once a year. Due to its high water retention properties, less watering is required. Its balanced pH and organic nature also makes it a good additive for mixing with other raw materials in the growing medium. Lightweight and easy to use.

BUY
Pin12
Share
Share
12 Shares
Extra Long Rose Gloves Moss
Hortonova Trellis Netting

Contact

National Garden Bureau
5201 Walnut Ave., Suite 3
Downers Grove, IL 60515
Phone: 630-963-0770
Email

Quick Links

New Plants
2021 Year Of Plants
Inspiration
Shop Our Members
National Promotions
Garden Grant
AAS Winners
Video Contest Winners

About NGB

Who We Are
Become a Member
Member Directory
Member Photo Libraries

Enews Sign-Up

Copyright © 2021 National Garden Bureau. All rights reserved.
Growing for Futures Therapeutic Garden Grant

 

Vote for Your Favorite Garden!

Voting ends September 15th