Depends what you want to plant after, it will make the soil acidic so ideal for rhododendrons, azaleas and heathers, not so good for camellias and some veges like artichokes
It depends on the pre-existing soil and also the intent for the area, eventually. You might contact your university or local college's extension service for advice and information on whether or not the soil needs amending.
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Depends what you want to plant after, it will make the soil acidic so ideal for rhododendrons, azaleas and heathers, not so good for camellias and some veges like artichokes
Are you referring to your lawn?
Turnips like lime but, everything doesn't.
You need to be more specific on the use of the area. Lime is good sometimes, not good others.
It depends on the pre-existing soil and also the intent for the area, eventually. You might contact your university or local college's extension service for advice and information on whether or not the soil needs amending.
thank you for responce. I was talking about putting a garden in and was told to use to use lime prevent blight ty dawnn