Blueberries are the single most important crop in America that depends on acidic soils. These shrubs are derived from wild plants related to the American huckleberry which grow in the acidic soils of our nation's forests. There the accumulated litter of needles and decaying leaves can cause a more neutral soil to become acidic. Soils in areas of high rainfall can be naturally acidic as is the case in the Pacific Northwest, home of the largest blueberry growing region.
The links below detail the profile of a modern blueberry hybrid. In addition, an article on how to grow blueberries details more on their soil preferences.
What is the soils pH? It's NPK?(Nitrogen,Phosphorous,potassium) It's CECS(The soils ability to retain it's nutrients.) What kind of soil is it? Sandy,Loamy etc... How well does it drain? What's it's organic matter content? What region do you live in? There are several factors that dictate what you can grow so it isn't an easy answer without more information.
I would suggest getting a soil test done. And find these things out.
To answer your question a little though, if your soil is alkaline you can use sulfur to lower it's pH and amend the soil over time to plant things that are tolerant to more acidic soils. If your soil is acidic you can use lime to raise it's pH to more tolerable levels for plants that like more neutral or alkaline soils.
A comprehensive list of things you can grow depending on the information you collect can be obtained
Candytuff, alpine pinks, potentilla, cranesbill, crown vetch, lilacs, and delphiniums bloom well in alkaline soil.
carrots
Damp, well watered, alkaline soil is good i think
Damp, well watered, alkaline soil is good i think
most vegetables, as including corn, grow well in acid soil and acidic soil isn't a problem for them.
Apricots do well. Any other suggestions?
Different types of soil include sandy, silty, clay, and alkaline. Root vegetables, such as carrots, beets, potatoes, and radishes grow well in sand. Silty, loamy soils are ideal for growing most vegetables and flowers. The plants get nutrition from the rich soil. Corn, squash, pumpkins, and okra do well in clay soil. Alkaline soils are difficult for gardeners to produce crops in, but beets, cabbage, and carrots are crops that do well in alkaline soil.
Well veggies grow better in water. While flowers grow better in soil.
All cabbages grow best in well fertillized,well cultivated,alkaline,acidic firm soil. It grows better in a cold environment and does not like the sun.
Yes it will. The thing that will change it is the type of soil it is. It can either be , neutral, basic/alkaline or acidic.
There are many plants that will grow well in alkaline or basic (pH higher than 7) soil. A good list can be found at this url. http://www.demesne.info/Garden-Help/Solutions/Soil/Alkaline-Soils.htm Your soil pH can also be adjusted downwards with commercially available sulphur based products.
You can grow things like vegetables: tomatoes, potato's and squash and such. You can grow trees as well as flowers, fruit, bushes, grass and vines.
PH is a measure of the acidity or alkalinity of the soil. Plants have a preferred range that varies from plant to plant: some prefer alkaline soils, some acidic. If an alkaline-loving plant is grown in acidic soil, it will not grow as well as it would in alkaline soil. Knowing the pH of the soil allows farmers to use chemicals to alter the pH and establish the best growing environment for their crops.
The flowers will not grow as well because bacteria are needed to fix nitrogen.