pH isn't too much of a concern in container culture. In the ground a high pH can tie up micronutrients. Container soils typically do not do this. If you use a fertilizer containing proper micronutrients then those nutrients will be available for the plants in the container. You probably wouldn't need to add much lime, if any, to soil you mix yourself since the analysis shows a fair amount of calcium and magnesium in the water.

Hi, JD -

That's interesting -- and a relief, because in my effort to keep the 5-1-1 for the gardenias and azaleas "acidic", I didn't add the garden lime but was recently told that it will probably cause some deficiency in the future. Perhaps my water will save the day for those.

Thank you for your input!

Someone on another forum said the jpg was too small. Here's the link to the PDF if anyone wants to take a look.

Here is a link that might be useful: Water Report PDF