‍Lime is for me:

• If your soil is sandy, applying lime can help improve its structure and fertility;
• In the presence of fungi on the ground, lime can contribute to reducing their proliferation;
• If the trees on your land are conifers, adding lime can help balance the pH of the soil, which is often acidified by the decomposition of conifer needles;
• If you find that the usual results of your fertilizers are not satisfactory, adding lime can help optimize the absorption of nutrients by plants.

It is always better to refer to our team, as lime is good for almost any soil type. It is also possible to send a sample to the laboratory, at additional cost, if you want to know the exact nutritional components of your soil.

What is the ideal time to apply lime to our land?

Lime can be applied at two key times of the year for optimal results. In spring, from the end of April to mid-June, and in autumn, ideally at the beginning of September.

Here's a little tip Bastien to help you remember the right time to apply lime: when children finish school in June, it's no longer the ideal time to apply lime. It is best to wait until they return to school in September. So you get a break from applying lime, just like children enjoy their summer vacation! It's a fun way not to make a mistake with the calendar.