AndyJ
Shohin
Hi folks.
I know this subject is likely to encourage a whole swathe of responses with each enthusiast promoting their own soil mix! Climate and global location will have significant bearing on chosen compost, but I’d be interested to understand what you favour.
I’ve had a look at what Brent has listed in an article on Evergreen Garden Networks website and he recommends:
“Screened fir bark 1/4 to 3/8 inch size, eight parts screened perlite, one part peat moss, one half part vermiculite (optional). I also incorporate Osmocote time release fertilizer”
I wonder if this mix is for deciduous or pine trees?
Let me know your thoughts.
Andy
I know this subject is likely to encourage a whole swathe of responses with each enthusiast promoting their own soil mix! Climate and global location will have significant bearing on chosen compost, but I’d be interested to understand what you favour.
I’ve had a look at what Brent has listed in an article on Evergreen Garden Networks website and he recommends:
“Screened fir bark 1/4 to 3/8 inch size, eight parts screened perlite, one part peat moss, one half part vermiculite (optional). I also incorporate Osmocote time release fertilizer”
I wonder if this mix is for deciduous or pine trees?
Let me know your thoughts.
Andy