Posted by Phisherman on December 12, 2007, 7:58 pm
On Wed, 12 Dec 2007 20:02:36 +0000, CORVIDSTATION61
>Hi everyone!
>Could anyone tell me if certain plants thrive in poor soil, does that
>mean they wont grow very well in good soil? Thanks Mark
Of course. Every gardener knows how well weeds grow just about
anywhere. I saw a petunia growing (and flowering) out of a crack in
the street (and have a picture to prove it). Most cacti grow better
in poor soil than good soil. Now at this point I'm not sure how to
define "poor soil" and "good soil." I guess that depends on the plant
in question.
Posted by Andrew Ostrander on December 14, 2007, 1:00 pm
One way that this is true is illustrated by the cosmos. In the poor soil
along my house, cosmos flowers nicely. In the rich soil of my garden, it
produces only leaves. Lots of them. But no flowers.
Andrew
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> Hi everyone!
> Could anyone tell me if certain plants thrive in poor soil, does that
> mean they wont grow very well in good soil? Thanks Mark
> CORVIDSTATION61
>Could anyone tell me if certain plants thrive in poor soil, does that
>mean they wont grow very well in good soil? Thanks Mark