Ridgerunner
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As Seed and Monty said, soil pH and moisture has a whole lot to do with it. Especially if you have a clay soil, it is highly unlikely calcium in the soil is the problem. It's probably too much or too little water, with soil pH being another potential factor. People get stuck on the thought that it is the calcium in the soil, but usually that is not the problem, water is.