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Oaks are mighty and magnificent trees and their beauty captivates us to this very day. They are an essential part of the forest ecosystem as they produce extensive shady canopies for wildlife. Even around urban landscapes, they add tremendously to the beauty and show a wonderful array of seasonal color changes. They are very sensitive
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Baking soda raises soil pH, making it more alkaline. Applied to bigleaf hydrangeas (Hydrangea macrophylla), it shifts flower colour from blue toward pink by reducing aluminium availability in the root zone. It also has mild antifungal properties useful against powdery mildew on foliage. The critical warning: baking soda applied undiluted or too frequently causes sodium
