Plants That Live in Acidic Soil
Acid-loving plants are plentiful and can really add color to your garden. Perennials give the largest choice with the most color when searching for plants that thrive on neutral Ph levels, or acidic soil. What's even better is that having acidic soil doesn't won't stop you from buying non-acid-loving plants. It is possible to change your soil's Ph levels by adding soil amendments. Does this Spark an idea?
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Rhododendrons
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A rhododendron is a shrub that is very large and can fill a very big space. What's more is that there are many choices and varieties, and they tolerate acidic soil very well.
Roses
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All varieties of roses, big and small, like acidic soil. Plus, they give off a wonderful fragrance.
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Wintergreen
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Wintergreen is a low-level creeping plant that is an evergreen plant and has beautiful white flowers. Wintergreen requires very acidic soil, and sometimes it is necessary to amend the soil with even more acid.
Lilac
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Lilac is a gorgeous perennial with a fabulous fragrance. Plus, it's easy to grow. It's also great for keeping your home smelling great.
Lavender
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Lavender does very well in acidic soil and pairs nicely with other garden favorites. Lavender also attracts butterflies and hummingbirds.
Chinese Globeflower
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Chinese globeflower is very easy to grow and loves acidic soil. It is green but blooms lovely orange-red flowers. It's the perfect addition to any garden.
Blueberry Bush
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It is possible to plant blueberry bushes if you amend the soil to a more neutral acidic soil. Blueberries are delicious and good for you. The bush blooms in the spring, and the berries are ripe by summer.
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