And while they definitely prefer acidic soil, some gardeners may find that they can still thrive in an alkaline garden - as long as they’re not exposed to waterlogged soil. Plants to grow in ...

They're fragrant plants that prefer slightly acidic soil, but they'll survive in neutral to slightly alkaline soils as well. They require full sun to partial shade and soil that isn't overly wet.

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Gardening experts have revealed that lemons and lemon peels can be used in the garden. The fruit can be used as a natural ...

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Then add a little vinegar. If it fizzes, that means the soil isn’t very acidic and will support native plants that prefer this type of soil. Now, have kids explore the hole they dug out ...

For many plant lovers, the idea of repurposing household waste into a natural fertiliser is an attractive one. Coffee grounds ...