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Conclusions It was shown that filling peat medium into containers reduces the proportion of coarse particles (>1 mm) and, correspondingly, increases the proportion of fine particles (<1 mm). This also increases water retention under wet conditions, which may further decrease air-filled porosity so that air diffusion and hence oxygen availability to roots decrease. In nursery management, to preserve the initial favorable structure of light, low-humified peat, container-filling procedures and other mechanical precultivation practices for peat should be as infrequent and gentle as possible.

Potential Utilization of Yardwaste Compost in Virginia: A Survey of Nursery Operators