Limy:
Word used to describe soil with a pH level above 7.0.
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I never heard of this saying before
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I hadn’t heard the term ‘limy’ either, until I came across it while doing some research. Here’s a link that uses ‘limy’ in regards to rhododendrons:
http://www.rhododendrons.co.uk/Page/45/Advice.aspx
How interesting. We are like sponges absorbing lots of things we didn’t know before. Thanks Dianne. bernadine
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I never heard of this saying before
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I hadn’t heard the term ‘limy’ either, until I came across it while doing some research. Here’s a link that uses ‘limy’ in regards to rhododendrons:
http://www.rhododendrons.co.uk/Page/45/Advice.aspx
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How interesting. We are like sponges absorbing lots of things we didn’t know before. Thanks Dianne. bernadine
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