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.

Though soil dramatically varies from one area to another, herbs of all kinds share a lot of specific requirements in common. Ideally, you should select a garden site in a sunny, sheltered location ...

Once lime cultivation began in this region that has a rich red and loamy soil, the farmers noticed that the lemons were far better than the other varieties growing in other places. The Puliyangudi ...

Finally, the loamy soil is the combination of clay, sandy and silt particles, so it has all the benefits of these types: improving moisture retention and drainage without drying in summer and ...

Miracle-Gro Potting Mix is a great solution for indoor and outdoor potted plants. It provides a stable anchorage and important nutrients for plant roots. It also allows good drainage and airflow for ...

Part of the vanguard is sommelier and drinks educator turned winemaker Ian Dai and his Xiao Pu (“Little Garden”) winery situated in Ningxia, a dry and arid region in the country’s central north with ...

Monty Don recommends a mix of three parts coir, one part sieved garden compost, one part sieved loam and one part sharp sand, perlite or horticultural grit. Find out more about the some of the ...