Kinnikinnick (bearberry) needs well-drained, acidic soil. Clay + chicken manure (high P) + no water = decline.
If clay is severe, consider replacing with a more tolerant groundcover like creeping thyme or sedum.
Planting in Shallow Soil Over Concrete: Options for Zone 6
Custom Potting Soil Recipes for Different Plant Types
Improving Garden Soil with Humus and Managing Fertilizer Frequency
Plants That Thrive in Wet Soil to Dry Out a Soggy Area
Persistent White Mold on Houseplant Soil: Control, Not Cure
Fixing Sod Laid Over Clay Without Tilling: Short- and Long-Term Solutions
Reviving Fruit Trees in Heavy Clay Soil
Diagnosing Bare Spots in Lawn: Sunlight, Compaction, pH, Drainage, and Fungus
Correcting High Soil pH and Watering Issues to Fix Misshapen Vegetables and Poor Yields
Amending Clay Fill Soil for Long-Term Garden Health
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