Subject: Rhododendron Question
From: Janet Baraclough..
Date: 23/04/2004 23:31 GMT Daylight Time
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The ground it was planted in was quite compacted, so I wonder if that
might be
it, plus it seems she is on black almost oily clay.

"Black oily clay" sounds horribly like soil contaminated with coalmine
or steelworks spoil, both possible in Lanarkshire.

I can rule out steelworks, but coalmine spoil seems a terrible possibility.
The only things that seem to grow in her garden are conifers, berberis and
grass. Any suggestions?
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