Post by Use Less on Oct 24, 2019 15:50:20 GMT
I have two big bags of peat moss, one that I picked up from the front of a glitzy house in the burbs. 
Not a lot of acid-loving plants. My blueberry bushes are doing OK, the ancient rhododendrons are outstanding, and ferns planted in the last 2-3 years are doing well. But I could stash the bags somewhere and add a little moss annually. (I tested the soil before I planted the berries.) Or I can include some moss when I dig in compost or turn over new soil areas, just to get the stuff gone. Ideas? Thanks.
Not a lot of acid-loving plants. My blueberry bushes are doing OK, the ancient rhododendrons are outstanding, and ferns planted in the last 2-3 years are doing well. But I could stash the bags somewhere and add a little moss annually. (I tested the soil before I planted the berries.) Or I can include some moss when I dig in compost or turn over new soil areas, just to get the stuff gone. Ideas? Thanks. 
