Yard grows roses, camellias, geraniums well (acid soil). Yarrow fails. Dill also fails. Asks if low pH is the problem for dill.
Yarrow prefers neutral‑alkaline soil. In acid soil, it struggles. Your assessment is correct.
Dill tolerates a wide pH range (5.5‑7.5). Failure may be due to:
Mint, oregano, lemon balm — always pot them to prevent takeover.
Grow dill & yarrow in containers with quality potting mix; you control pH, drainage, and spread.
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