Do Hostas Need Ericaceous Soil

Hostas enjoy a neutral to acid soil, and, like most perennial plants, like it to be rich and well drained. To give them the best start, plant in multi-purpose compost or a mixture of compost and good garden soil. … You can use mini bark chippings, composted bark or even pea gravel and pebbles.

Is ericaceous soil good for hostas?

Hostas enjoy a neutral to acid soil, and, like most perennial plants, like it to be rich and well drained. To give them the best start, plant in multi-purpose compost or a mixture of compost and good garden soil. … You can use mini bark chippings, composted bark or even pea gravel and pebbles.

Will hostas grow in ericaceous compost?

Container grown hostas need general purpose liquid fertilisers but can also be feed with ericaceous feeds as they prefer a neutral to acidic soil anyone.

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