Do some flowers struggle to bloom in rich, fertilized soils?
Question:
Do some flowers struggle to bloom in rich, fertilized soils?
Answer:
Some plants like less nutrient rich soil. Many native wildflowers naturally grow in poor soil, and they will not do well in a rich soil.
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Do some flowers struggle to bloom in rich, fertilized soils?
Answer:
Some plants like less nutrient rich soil. Many native wildflowers naturally grow in poor soil, and they will not do well in a rich soil.
Related Videos:
Planting Coneflower, Beebalm, and Black-Eyed Susan in the Butterfly Garden
Soil Preparation
Related Resources:
Low Maintenance Gardens
Low Maintenance Perennials for Clay Soils