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I bought a fruit cage, put in blueberries, tayberries and loganberries, having forked in quite a lot of ericaceous compost.  planted lettuces in between plants, and sprinkled mixed climbers around border within cage.  What a result, huge lettuces, nasturtium leaves the size of dinner plates (no flowers yet, remains to be seen), and everything so healthy.  I wondered if anyone else has noticed such good results when using ericaceous composts, and whether it is worth pursuing in future!   I have an elderly friend who has also noticed such good results.  The veg. plot the fruit cage is in has never had much compost added.

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  • LoganLogan Posts: 2,532
    Should only use ericaceous for acid loving plants like blueberries, but it won't hurt them.
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