HortScience · 1974 · 16 citations · 0 references
AgricultureAgronomySoil SciencesNutrient ManagementPlant NutritionSoil FertilityComposting SystemsFertilizer ManagementNutrient AvailabilitySoil Fertility EvaluationSoil Nutrient AvailabilitySoil-plant Nutrient RelationsCompost Amendment ManagementCompost Application RatesCompost Application To SoilCompost As Soil AmendmentCompost-based MediaSphagnum MossWoody Stems
Abstract Dry weight and total plant height of Hex cornuta IindL cv. Burfordii and Thuja occidentalis L. were greater in municipal compost-amended medium than in sphagnum peat moss-amended medium. Viburnum burkwoodii Burkwood did not show any differences in the two media. Generally, constant and biweekly liquid fertilizer regimes produced more growth than other regimes.