Hello Keith,
Hemlocks (Tsuga) prefer acidic to slightly alkaline soil. Start with a half-strength solution of Miracid (or any fertilizer for acid-loving plants). If foliage yellows over time, gradually increase concentration until color improves. Avoid full-strength applications initially—conifers are sensitive to salt buildup.
Apply in early spring and again in early summer; cease feeding by midsummer to allow hardening before winter.
Gill
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