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Increase acidity - Knowledgebase Question
Perennials
Columbus, Oh
Question by
roblorray2
May 2, 2009
How do I increase the acidity in the soil?
Answer from
NGA
May 2, 2009
To make garden soil more acidic, add partially decayed oak leaves, peat moss, or pine needles.
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