Wood Ash as Fertilizer: Which Garden Plants Benefit Most

Wood ash can be a useful natural fertilizer for many garden plants, but it should not be applied to crops that require acidic soil. This advice was shared by Olga Voronova, an expert from the Union of Gardeners of Russia and a television presenter, in an interview with NewsInfo. According to the gardening specialist, ash works well for most vegetables and garden crops because it helps neutralize soil acidity and enriches the soil with important minerals. Plants That Should Not Receive Ash Voronova warned that ash is unsuitable for plants that prefer acidic soil conditions.