I have some sweet peas, chives (allium schoenoprasum), and something else...can't remember...shoot. Well, they all like rich, slightly acidic soil. This is different from what I usally grow. I was thinking of using Earth's Finest®
Compost Peat Humus as an additive to the garden soil....two q's. Is this slightly acidic? And if so, should I leave dolomite lime out of the mix?


Also Blanket flowers and rudbekkia don't like heavy soil (i have clay but amend every year) Could I use the compost peat humus here? Should I add lime to that?

Thanks for all time, hope you can help. Bree1978
Bree1978 Reviewed by Bree1978 on . Stinky! I have a question! I have some sweet peas, chives (allium schoenoprasum), and something else...can't remember...shoot. Well, they all like rich, slightly acidic soil. This is different from what I usally grow. I was thinking of using Earth's Finest® Compost Peat Humus as an additive to the garden soil....two q's. Is this slightly acidic? And if so, should I leave dolomite lime out of the mix? Also Blanket flowers and rudbekkia don't like heavy soil (i have clay but amend every year) Could I use the Rating: 5