Gardeners love loam soil because it's moist, soft and full of nutrients. Here's how to get more of it in your garden beds.

Soggy soil doesn’t have to be a wasteland. You can create a water-loving garden that thrives in even the swampiest conditions ...

Here a few things to consider as you get ready for spring gardening, including bed preparation, mulching, and more.

Loamy soil - often seen as the ultimate garden soil because most plants will grow in it, this is brown and crumbly in texture and similar to that found on well-worked allotments. It's rarely ...

For 50 years, scientists in Großbeeren have studied how different fertilization strategies affect vegetable and soil quality.

they found the weather and local geology had combined this organic mulch with sand and silt to form a nutrient-rich type of soil called loam. It gave Iowa one of the most fertile soils on the ...

Moringa plant, also known as Moringa oleifera or the drumstick tree, is popular for its rich nutritional benefits and ...