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Old 30-09-2007, 10:30 PM
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I have 2 clematis and small blueberry bush in the same but large pot with a 4-5" gap between them. I think the soil is peat but now I want to feed the blueberry with ericaceous (sorry can't spell) feed. Will this be a problem for the clematis? The clematis bloomed well in the peat based soil though.
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Clematis in general do prefer an alkaline compost, but if they are thriving it should not matter what you feed the pot with.
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Palustris,

Thanks for the assurance, will do that then.
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