Groveport Ohio, USA- URGENT NEWS FLASH!!!
It is being reported today that a
serial killer is terrifying much of North America. This vicious murderer is responsible for
thousands of dead Rhododendron plants across the US that have weakened root
systems due to high PH soils.
After discovering the grisly
crime scene of 5 dead Rhododendrons at the Groveport Municipal Building, the
Township Sheriff remarked, “This is just horrible; one of the most gruesome
crime scenes I have ever investigated.” Forensics later revealed the soil ph to
be about neutral. “They never saw it coming.”
Other instances of dead
Rhododendron plants are being discovered across the Midwest section of the
nation almost daily. Fear amongst home
owners and Garden Clubs has reached a paralyzing level.
In response to this national
threat, the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) is teaming up with Decker’s
Nursery, Plant Propagation experts who are affiliated with the International
Plant Propagators Society (IPPS). “We
just may have a plan of attack,” said a FBI Spokesperson.
Special Agent Miller addresses crowd |
Hope may be just around the corner. The Joint Task Force has added a new expert, Plants Nouveau.
“The supply of grafted Inkarho
#37 Rhododendron cultivars continues to grow and is spreading across the
country as we speak.” reported the FBI. “We expect to see the instances of
murdered plants decline soon
.
Gardeners across the nation have expressed hope in these efforts. “Thank Goodness for the skilled grafters at Decker’s Nursery,” professed one relieved homeowner. “Spring can once again be a beautiful time of year!”
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Gardeners across the nation have expressed hope in these efforts. “Thank Goodness for the skilled grafters at Decker’s Nursery,” professed one relieved homeowner. “Spring can once again be a beautiful time of year!”
Brian Decker
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Hopefully we will not see too much of this in NZ as natural topsoil is more acidic
ReplyDeleteThe pH of natural topsoils of New Zealand soils ranges from less than 4.0 to more than 6.0.
The ideal pH for growing many agriculturally and horticulturally important plants is between
6.0 and 7.0. If the pH of a soil is significantly lower than this, agricultural lime(stone) is
added to neutralise the acidity and raise the pH