Coffee grounds make for an excellent source of nitrogen and can do wonders for acid-loving plants such as roses and azaleas.

boosting soil acidity and making it ideal for acid-loving plants like blueberries and hydrangeas. Sulfur is the key ingredient when it comes to altering the soil’s pH, and this mixture has a ...

Experts advise burying used tea bags near the roots of hydrangeas and as they naturally decompose, they will release ...

Sprinkling coffee grounds around acid-loving plants like roses or blueberries can enhance their growth significantly. Banana ...

With spring in full bloom, Brits are flocking to their gardens, but gardening success may depend less on the weather and more ...

Otherwise, rhododendrons require very little pruning unless branches are dead or injured. If you have older shrubs that have grown spindly, you can rejuvenate them by heavy pruning. The best time to ...

and other acid-loving plants should be kept separate from samples taken from areas with other types of shrubs. For ease of sampling, the soil should be moist, but not too wet. Taking a good soil ...