Charts of Plant's Preferred Soil Ph

The links to lists of plants below take you to the various classes of plants from lime haters to lime lovers.

No list is ever static, especially one on the web. Hopefully you will find this list comprehensive enough for your needs. However, if you find a plant which from your experience you think is in the wrong category, or you can add a plant from your own experience, please email us.

The plant lists are in tables, which take a moment or two to download, so please be patient.

These lists should aide you in selecting plants that are suitable for your soil if you leave it as it is, or help you to identify what pH would be best for the plants that you want to grow.

pH Plant Preference Lists
Food Plants | Ornamental Plants | Trees | Shrubs | Potted Plants

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